Advanced Pedestrian Gates for Secure and Convenient Access Control

A pedestrian gate is a type of gate specifically designed for the use of pedestrians. It controls or restricts access to a particular area, allowing people to pass through while preventing unauthorized entry. Pedestrian gates are commonly used in various settings, such as residential properties, parks, commercial buildings, schools, and other public spaces. At Neptune Automatic, we manufacture a wide range of pedestrian gates, designed to provide the highest quality and reliable access control solutions. Our products are engineered to deliver both security and convenience, supported by our commitment to exceptional service. Types of Pedestrian Gates: Tripod Turnstiles: Tripod turnstiles are compact and durable access control gates with rotating three-arm mechanisms. They provide controlled entry in high-traffic areas such as stadiums, subway stations, and office buildings, ensuring secure and efficient pedestrian flow. Full Height Turnstiles: Full height turnstiles offer maximum security by creating a barrier that extends from the floor to the top, preventing unauthorized entry. Commonly found in high-security areas like industrial facilities, prisons, and airports, they ensure controlled access with robust protection. Automatic Speed Gates: Speed gates are sleek, modern pedestrian gates designed for fast and seamless entry. Featuring retractable barriers and sensor-based automation, they are ideal for places requiring high throughput, such as corporate offices and transportation hubs. Types of Speed Gates: Retractable Speed Gates: Retractable speed gates are high-speed access control systems designed for managing pedestrian flow. These gates use sliding panels that retract into the housing when a valid credential is presented. The gates open quickly to allow authorized users through while preventing unauthorized access. They are typically used in office buildings, airports, and government institutions. Retractable speed gates can be integrated with biometric or RFID readers for enhanced security. Swing Speed Gates: Swing speed gates, also known as swing barriers, operate by swinging open to allow passage when a valid credential is presented. The gate panels pivot around a central point to create an opening for pedestrians. These gates can accommodate wider lanes for wheelchair access and can be designed for either one-way or bi-directional traffic. Swing speed gates are popular in high-traffic areas like metro stations, stadiums, and corporate offices where controlled and seamless access is required.