The flap turnstile access control system provides rapid throughput for applications demanding ultra-high-speed access and moderate degrees of security.
Flap turnstile access control system JDYZ-2 includes a number of operational modes and features that offer an excellent balance of safety, security, and rapid user throughput. The moving panels of the access control turnstile are immediately stopped whenever a person or item is detected by the infrared sensors, which are continually being watched. The barrier panels fold to allow unrestricted passage in the case of a power outage or emergencies like a fire or earthquake that call for a quick evacuation. And the optical sensors detect an illegal passage attempt and trigger an internal alarm if an unauthorized user tries to enter without authorization or tailgate on a valid entry.
The housing is made of high-quality stainless steel, which is offered in two widths for regular or wheelchair-accessible pathways. The robust drive motor is extremely quiet, energy-efficient, and require no maintenance, and their sensitive impact detection effectively prevents injuries and property damage. All common ticket systems can be used to operate the integrated control system, which comes with bidirectional operation as standard. In addition, the physical barrier immediately retracts into the housing to offer a free passageway in the event of a power outage.
The flap turnstile system JDYZ-2 features simplified designs and more contemporary appeal to keep up with current architectural trends. It is frequently used in stadiums, office buildings, data centers, and corporate lobbies. They have highly quick throughput, thus subways and other public transit hubs frequently use them as well.
As a leading producer of pedestrian turnstiles, Jayda consistently produces state-of-the-art glass wing optical turnstiles with dependable quality and competitive prices. Meanwhile, we also customize the turnstile systems for particular projects for global customers. Please contact us at luke@jaydagate.com for assistance.
1. Fast user throughput
2. Silent control for precise positioning
3. Card in/card out; card in/free exit; either or both directions closed for use
4. Automatic opening in case of power failure or emergency alarm trigger
5. Infrared sensors prevent retractable panel impact with persons or objects
6. Provides reliable access control with low maintenance.
7. Highly intuitive LED-illuminated user graphics
8. Integrates easily with access control systems
9. Anti-fraud system with audible warning and detection of attempted tailgating, backward entry, and attempted passage without validation.
10. Provides a larger passage width of 900mm for easier access of disabled personnel even maintenance carts.
Company premises
Data centers
Airport and port areas
Industrial plants
Government facilities
Stadiums
| Housing Material | #304 stainless sheet |
| Dimension | 1200 x 300 x 980mm |
| Power Supply | AC110V~240V, 50/60hZ |
| Channel Width | 550mm |
| Drive Motor | DC 24V brush motor |
| Pass Speed | 40 persons per minute |
| Input signal optional | Dry contact signal or +12V level signal or DC12V pulse signal |
| Rotating Direction | Bi-directional |
| Communication interface | RS485 |
| Arm drop when power failure | Yes |
| Open Time | 0.2 second |
| Life Cycle | 3 million times |
| Working Temperature | -30°C~+70°C |
| Working Environments | Indoor, outdoor (with shelter) |
Flap access control turnstile system JDYZ-2 uses two acrylic wings as blockage and retracts into the stainless-steel pedestal on receiving an opening signal from any external devices connected. Each lane is fitted with sensor to ensure proper access clearing and the safety of the Pedestrian before the wings closes back. The rectractable flap barrier provides a seamless and secure way to manage high footfall areas such as reception zones and entry points, while maintaining both speed and safety. It is also commonly seen in airport immigration e-gate solutions, where access is granted through automated identity verification. This makes flap barrier gate an essential part of modern smart security infrastructure, combining automation, access control, and real-time monitoring.
During power failure or fire alarm activation, flap barrier turnstile switches to fail-safe mode, keeping pathways open in line with life-safety requirements.
FAQs
A flap turnstile access control system is another popular access control turnstile, where retractable flaps open and close to control pedestrian flow. It is particularly effective in environments requiring quick and controlled access, such as office buildings or metro stations. The flap barrier turnstile integrates with modern access control systems, providing both security and seamless entry for authorized individuals.
When closed, the wedge-shaped acrylic or glass wings of the flap turnstile access control system join together to form a blockage; when opened, the wings fully retract into the cabinet. Before the wings close back, the pathways are controlled by optical sensors to guarantee sufficient access clearance and the pedestrian’s safety. The access control flap turnstile is built with common interfaces to connect with different dry contact access control systems. The optical turnstile’s motorized barriers must be retracted into the cabinet to allow a single passage in the desired direction. To enter, users must first display a valid credential. The security turnstile‘s sensors detect attempts to pass illegally and trigger an internal alarm whenever an unauthorized user tries to enter without permission or tailgates a legitimate entry. It allows for either unidirectional or bidirectional traffic flow, and swings freely retract in an emergency or when power is lost.
Flap turnstile access control system offers high throughput, modern aesthetics, tailgating prevention, easy integration with access control systems, and safe emergency exit operation.
The primary purpose of a flap turnstile access control system is to combine security with smooth pedestrian flow by physically controlling access without creating a harsh barrier.
It is commonly used in locations requiring high security and controlled access, such as office buildings, transit stations, airports, and event venues. Flap security turnstile is ideal for managing large volumes of foot traffic while maintaining security.
The flap turnstile access control system is designed with an inbuilt battery backup that enables the flaps to be opened during power failures. This feature ensures that people can safely exit the facility in case of emergencies.
Yes. It is designed for high pedestrian throughput with advanced safety sensors.
Flap turnstile access control system requires periodic maintenance, including cleaning the panels, checking the electronic components, and ensuring that the sensors and access control systems are functioning correctly. Regular inspections help prevent malfunctions and extend the device’s lifespan.
A flap turnstile access control system must be installed on a flat level and concrete base of a minimum thickness of 100 to 200 mm and of suitable quality to accept raw bolts or expanding anchor bolts. First, drill foundation holes in the ground for assembling the flap barrier system. Then, insert the foundation bolts inside the holes of the base plate. Remove the front panels, and fix the main body on the foundation bolts. Check all the sub-assembly parts inside the enclosure. Switch ON the supply and check the functioning of the flap barrier system. Once this is done, fix all the front panels.
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