Hoogpresterende flap barrièrepoort

• Fast opening and closing time (<0.5 Seconden), ensuring high throughput in busy access points
• Supports bi-directional pedestrian flow with configurable entry and exit logic
• Compatible with multiple authentication methods: RFID, vingerafdruk, Gezichtsherkenning, QR-code, mobile credentials
• Equipped with anti-tailgating sensors to prevent unauthorized following
• Infrared-based anti-pinch protection for enhanced user safety during passage
• Flaps automatically open in case of power failure or fire alarm for emergency evacuation
• LED indicators and optional audio prompts provide clear user guidance
• Easily integrates with third-party access control, Ticketing, or time attendance systems
• Built with 1.5 mm thickness SGCC housing and high-strength acrylic or polycarbonate flaps
• Customizable lane width to accommodate accessibility needs (wheelchairs, Kinderwagens, etc.)

Voor installatie, ensure the site surface is level, dry, and structurally sound. Use the provided mounting template to mark drilling points, and confirm the alignment of single or multiple lane configurations. Power and signal lines (Bijvoorbeeld.., AC 220V, RS485, TCP/IP) should be laid in advance with protective conduits, ensuring proper grounding and separation from high-voltage systems.

Position the gate cabinets accurately, drill anchor holes, and secure the units using expansion bolts. Internal wiring should follow the manufacturer’s schematic diagram. Connect the motor, control board, sensors, and access control interfaces carefully. After completing all wiring, power on the system and verify correct functionality, including flap movement, Sensorrespons, and emergency behavior.

For multi-lane installations, synchronize communication settings and test signal coordination between devices. Calibrate flap opening time, delay settings, and direction logic through the control panel or PC software.

⚠️ Always disconnect power during installation or maintenance to avoid electrical hazards.

Use

Once installed, the flap barrier gate offers intelligent and secure control of pedestrian flow. Users present valid credentials—such as RFID cards, biometric ID, QR-codes, or mobile access—through the integrated or external reader. Upon authentication, the flap retracts rapidly to allow passage in the configured direction.

The system supports both one-way and bi-directional flow. LED indicators and audio prompts guide users clearly, while sensors monitor tailgating, intrusion, and obstruction in real-time. If an object or person is detected during operation, the gate halts immediately and resumes only when safe.

In case of power failure or emergency alarm, the flaps automatically open to allow free passage. The system also supports integration with fire control systems for automated evacuation response.

Routine operation includes monitoring device performance, keeping sensors clean, and checking communication with access control systems. Maintenance is minimal but recommended every 3–6 months.

Before beginning installation or wiring, be sure to disconnect the power supply to prevent the risk of electric shock or damage to internal components. The device should be installed in a stable, well-ventilated environment. Avoid locations with high humidity, high temperature, corrosive substances, of sterke elektromagnetische interferentie, as these may negatively affect performance or cause long-term damage.

During operation, ensure that users pass through the gate only after valid authentication. Forcing entry or tailgating may trigger alarms or cause damage to the mechanism. If the passage is obstructed, the flap will stop or retract automatically. Do not manually push the flaps, as doing so may damage the motor or drive system.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure stable performance. It is recommended to clean the sensors and housing periodically, check the response of access control devices, and verify that all indicators, alarms, and emergency functions operate as intended. Flap movement should be smooth, without abnormal noise or delay.

In the event of a malfunction, do not disassemble or attempt to repair the equipment yourself. Please contact qualified technical personnel or the manufacturer’s service team for inspection and repair. Unauthorized disassembly may void the product warranty and lead to further damage.

To ensure safety during emergencies, connect the device to the building’s fire control system where applicable. This allows automatic gate opening for rapid evacuation during fire alarms or power failure situations.

1. What is the typical opening/closing speed of the flap gate?

The flap wings open and close in less than 0.5 Seconden, enabling fast and smooth user flow, especially during peak hours.

2. Can the flap barrier be integrated with our existing access control system?

Ja. The gate supports RS485, TCP/IP, and dry contact interfaces. It is compatible with most third-party systems, including RFID, biometrisch, QR-code, and mobile app platforms.

3. What happens during a power failure or fire alarm?

In the event of a power outage or fire alarm trigger, the flaps automatically retract to allow free passage for evacuation, ensuring user safety.

4. Is the system safe for children and elderly users?

Ja. The gate features multiple infrared sensors and anti-pinch technology that prevent the flaps from closing when people or objects are detected in the passageway.

5. How often should the system be maintained?

Routine maintenance is recommended every 3–6 months. This includes checking the flap movement, cleaning sensors, testing access response, and ensuring all components function correctly.