Tripod Turnstile (Bridge)

About Tripod Turnstile (Bridge)

A tripod turnstile is a type of access control gate often used in public spaces, such as stadiums, amusement parks, and transportation hubs. It consists of three rotating arms that are mounted on a vertical post.

Key Features:

1. Design: The tripod turnstile typically has a compact design, allowing it to fit in limited spaces while effectively managing pedestrian traffic.

2. Functionality: Users must push through the turnstile arms in a single direction. The turnstile only allows one person to pass at a time, which helps prevent unauthorized entry.

3. Access Control: Tripod turnstiles can be integrated with various access control systems, such as card readers, biometric scanners, or ticketing systems, to ensure only authorized individuals gain entry.

4. Durability: They are usually made from robust materials, making them suitable for outdoor use and capable of withstanding frequent use.

5. Security: The design deters tailgating (two people passing through at the same time) and helps to control crowd flow in busy areas.

6. Customization: Some models offer options for customizing the height of the arms or additional features like alarms or emergency exit modes.