| Free or Locked Exit | Exit always locked or always free rotating. |
| Indicator Lights | Set of red and green lights to indicate if turnstile is locked or unlocked. One set per electrically controlled direction. |
| Time-out Relay | Relay to automatically relock turnstile if a person cards in and unlocks turnstile but does not go through. |
| Extended Arms | Extended arm to allow extra passage space. |
| Rotation Detection Switch | Provides a form "C" contact closure for remote counting and monitoring of turnstile rotations. |
| Complete Stainless Steel | Complete stainless steel including pedestal and housing. |
| Fail-lock or Fail-safe | Status of turnstile when there is no power. Fail-lock direction is locked, fail-safe is free wheeling. |
| Remote Pushbutton | Allows turnstile to be released from remote location for one rotation. |
| Counter | Mechanical, electro-mechanical or battery operated counter to allow count of rotations for a particular direction. |
| Pulse Relay | Allows one rotation per valid "go" signal regardless of the signal length. |
| Serial Port Interface | Allows operation of turnstile with serial port output instead of the standard momentary normally open dry contact. |
| Color of Choice | Powder coated to color of choice with RAL color reference. |
| Vanity Wiring Cover | Cover in corner of turnstile pedestal to allow concealed wiring. |
| 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 power failure. |
| Arm Cover | Heavy duty foam sleeves to cover steel arms. |
| Turnstile Cover | Canvas cover to protect turnstile during periods of heavy rain or non-use. |
| Voltage | Transformer to step down from 110 VAC or 220 VAC. |
