The electronic swing turnstile gate is a modern access control powerhouse, designed for versatility in corporate and public settings. The dual-mode authentication ensures maximum security flexibility—employees can use RFID cards for speed, while high-security areas require face recognition. The gate’s sleek design and custom finish options make it a visually appealing addition to any high-end lobby or entrance hall. Built for high-frequency use, the internal drive is whisper-quiet, ensuring that security measures do not disturb the professional environment. With integrated LED pathway indicators and comprehensive safety sensors, it is a highly safe, user-friendly, and professional choice for modern facility entrance management.
Electronic Swing Turnstile Gate with Smart Card & Biometr… — pedestrian access control system by Baroxon® for corporate buildings.
Electronic Swing Turnstile Gate with Smart Card & Biometric Face Access Control is a pedestrian access control system manufactured by Baroxon® in its own factory and aimed at corporate buildings, offices and high-traffic pedestrian areas. It is the right choice when the project needs to organise pedestrian flow and prevent two people passing on one credential. In standard configuration it offers Protection rating IP54 indoor / IP65 outdoor; Motor Low-noise DC brushless. Baroxon supplies it with a 12-month warranty, ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 / ISO 45001 certified production, OEM/ODM options and worldwide shipping. Typical lead time is 3–7 working days for stock and 15–30 days made to order. It integrates with ANPR/LPR, RFID, ticket and remote-control systems through relay or open protocol, and is supported in English and Spanish for technical selection and after-sales service.
The values below describe the standard configuration. Dimensions, voltage and control options can be adapted for OEM/ODM projects.
| Passage width | 550–600 mm standard / 900–1,200 mm accessible |
|---|---|
| Pass speed | 20–60 people per minute |
| Verification | RFID card, QR, fingerprint, facial recognition and Wiegand |
| Motor | Low-noise DC brushless |
| Anti-tailgating | High-density infrared sensor |
| Protection rating | IP54 indoor / IP65 outdoor |
Test conditions: 600 mm passage turnstile with RFID reader, real flow of 3,000 people across an 8-hour day, 22 °C ambient temperature, intermittent cycles peaking at 40 passages per minute.
Measured values: Sustained speed of 45 passages/minute; opening time 0.35 s; tailgating detection 99.2%; MCBF of 10,000,000 cycles.
Benchmark: Mid-range optical turnstiles on the market sustain 25–35 passages/minute with an MCBF of 3,000,000–6,000,000 cycles. The tested model improves throughput by 30–80% and more than 1.6× the declared service life.
| Test item | Measured value | Market benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| Passage width | 550–600 mm standard / 900–1,200 mm accessible | Market average |
| Pass speed | 20–60 people per minute | 25–35 passages/min |
| Verification | RFID card, QR, fingerprint, facial recognition and Wiegand | Market average |
| Motor | Low-noise DC brushless | Standard 24 V DC |
| Anti-tailgating | High-density infrared sensor | Market average |
| Protection rating | IP54 indoor / IP65 outdoor | IP44–IP54 |
Factory bench data, measured on a standard production unit. Values are indicative and may vary with configuration, installation and environmental conditions.
It depends on traffic and security level: tripod for basic control, flap or swing for offices and corporate lobbies, and full-height for construction sites or critical areas.
Infrared sensors, anti-tailgating control and, in advanced models, weight or vision-based detection are used.
Yes, it supports RFID cards, QR codes, fingerprint, facial recognition and Wiegand/TCP-IP protocols.
Standard passages are 550-600 mm; for wheelchairs or trolleys 900-1200 mm is recommended.
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