Automatic response to an alarm.
If an alarm signal comes in, the turnstile arms drop immediately — people can leave the premises freely without waiting for authorization. Once the alarm clears, the mechanism returns the arms to their working position on its own, with no manual intervention from staff.
Glass that doesn't lose its look over time.
The top cover is made of scratch-resistant black glass — important for sites where the turnstile stays constantly on display and needs to keep looking sharp for years. Two illuminated RFID readers are built in under the glass, so a person instantly sees where to tap a card without having to think about it.
Lighting that shows the direction on its own.
The light indication runs along the cabinet lines and can work in either static or dynamic mode — in the latter, the flashing visually mimics the direction a person is moving through the turnstile. The colors are unambiguous: green means passage allowed, red means blocked, and blue means the turnstile is in standby.
Manufactured by TiSO.