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THT-100TA: SPACE SAVING DOUBLE GATE TURNSTILE (Steel or Powder Coat)
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$ 9,532.00
(call Patrick McAllister 303 670 1099 ext 11 to purchase)
Designed to combine the functions of two single rotor turnstiles into one turnstile. The intermeshing of the left and right-hand rotors allows reduction in overall width from 10 feet with 2 single rotor turnstiles to 8 feet with a space saving double gate, with no reduction of passage space. A 7 foot version is also available for extra small applications with only a minimal entry space reduction. Construction of all double gates matches single rotor turnstiles. Fully welded middle-barrier is included with all 3 rotor section turnstiles in order to prevent unauthorized entry through midsection of turnstile. Double gate can have up to 4 control points, two entry's and two exits. Each rotor can be supplied with electrical operation in one or two directions. Any combination of fail-lock or fail-safe is available. Fail-lock is best suited for entry while virtually all controlled exits should be fail-safe to comply with local building codes. All fail-lock applications automatically include a mechanical key release to allow manual override in an emergency. Model shown above powder coated (THT-100TCP) with stainless steel arms.
Features and Options
Indicator Lights | Set of red and gren lights to indicate if turnstile is locked or unlocked. One set per electrically controlled direction. |
96" or 84" Width | Standard turnstile is 96" (8 feet) wide. Space saving version with 84" (7 feet) is also available. |
Heel Protectors | Heavy Duty foam rubber sleeves to cover bottom turnstile arms. Three required for each rotor of THT-100T(3). |
Time-out Relay | Relay to automatically relock turnstile within a preset time if a person cards in and unlocks turnstile but does not go through. |
Rotation Detection Switch | Provides a Form "C" contact closure to the access control system for remote counting and monitoring of turnstile rotations. |
3 or 4 Rotor Sections | Available with with 3 rotor sections (120 degrees apart) or 4 rotor sections (90 degrees apart). |
Electrical Controls | Electrical controls for entry only, exit only or independent bi-directional controls for both entry and exit. |
Free or Locked Operation | For mechanical operation, direction is always locked or always free rotating. |
Remote Push-button | Allows turnstile to released from remote location for one rotation. |
Electronic Key Bypass | Key to allow turnstile to be held open, overriding card reader. |
Mechanical Key Bypass | Key to allow fail-lock direction to be opened during powder failure. Standard for fail-lock applications. |
Out of Use Lock | For mechanical turnstiles, loops on turnstile to allow turnstile to be locked using padlock. |
Solenoid Activation Switch | Provides Form "C" contact closure to access control system that turnstile solenoid has been activated. |
Card Reader Mounting Plate | Plate to allow mounting of reader on shield post. |
Hydraulic Speed Control | Heavy duty shock and gear system that controls rotation speed of turnstile to mimimize turnstile abuse and provide increased ease of use. Specifically designed for high volume, abusive conditions. |
Shield Caps | Caps to cover mounting holes in galvanized shields. |
Ceiling Canopy | Full rectangular stainless steel ceiling canopy instead of standard partial ceiling plates. |
Voltage | Transformer to step down from 110 VAC or 220 VAC. |
Home Position Switch | Provides a Form "C" contact closure to access control system when turnstile is in home position. |
Pulse Relay | Allows one rotation per valid "go" signal regardless of signal length. |
Fail-lock or Fail-safe | For electrically controlled direction. Status of turnstile when there is no power. Fail-lock direction is locked, fail-safe is free wheeling. |