REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON FOR TURNSTILES

REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON FOR TURNSTILES

Wired Remote Control Button for Turnstiles

A remote control button for turnstiles designed for access control refers to a wireless command device used to operate turnstiles in access control systems. These turnstiles, often found at building entrances, public transport stations, and events, are physical barriers that regulate the flow of people, allowing or restricting passage in a controlled manner.

The role of the remote control button in this context includes:

  • Remote Operation: Allows operators or security personnel to activate or deactivate the turnstile from a remote location. This is especially useful in situations where direct supervision and manual control are necessary.
  • Emergency Management: In emergency situations, such as evacuations or risk scenarios, this device can be used to quickly unlock the turnstiles, facilitating the fast and safe exit of people from the area.
  • Selective Access: In certain scenarios, such as facilitating the passage of people with reduced mobility or handling bulky equipment, the remote control provides a convenient way to open the turnstile without requiring interaction with card or biometric systems.

This button is part of an integrated access control system that may include other components such as card readers, biometric systems, and surveillance cameras.

Function Button 1: single entry, 2: group entry, 3: group exit lock, 4: single exit
Material Steel + black oven-baked lacquer
Power supply AC220V/110V, 50/60Hz
Operating Voltage 12V DC
Operating Temperature -20 °C ~ +75 °C
Humidity 0 ~ 95%
Net weight 0.4kg
Dimensions 125 * 70 * 25mm
Cable Includes a 2-meter cable
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