Product Profile
Perey GlassLane Turnstiles
- Supplier: Perey Turnstiles
- Region: United States of America
- Updated: 2013/07/09
Product Specifications
Perey GlassLane Turnstile panels are withdrawn into the cabinets WHILE pivoting thus getting safely out of the way into elegantly slim cabinets quickly and quietly.
Like all of Perey bi-parting barrier Turnstiles, this model has one or two passage barring panels that allow or prevent passage. An array of optical sensors monitors the passageway and provides optical-turnstile alarm functionality. Once the barrier has dropped out of the passageway, the unit becomes a completely functional optical turnstile.
Perey have often found that since Optical Turnstiles do not have barriers, the timing of when alarms are triggered and the pattern of traffic flow has a far greater impact on Optical Turnstile use than they have on Tripod Turnstile use (when there is a barrier people tend to be sure they are allowed to pass through long before they are in the turnstile’s passageway).
By adding glass panels, the GlassLane Turnstile provides a compromise between the greater security of a tripod turnstile and the openness of an optical turnstile.
* Uni-Directional Operation
* Bi-Directional Operation
* Remote “Lockout” Of One Or Both Directions
* Unauthorized Entry Alarm Local and Remote
* Unauthorized Exit Alarm Local and Remote
* Piggy Backing Alarm Local and Remote
* Package Only Entry Alarm Local and Remote
* Package Only Exit Alarm Local and Remote
* Slow Travel Alarm Local and Remote
* Walk Away Alarm Local and Remote
* Crawl Alarm Local and Remote