NZTeco supplies commercial turnstile systems for controlled pedestrian entry, including tripod turnstiles, speed gates, swing barriers, flap barriers and full-height turnstiles.
Our solutions can integrate with RFID, QR code, biometric, mobile credential and third-party access control systems for gyms, offices, schools, warehouses and secure facilities.
Full-height turnstiles provide a rotating physical barrier for controlled pedestrian entry. For a construction site, yard or restricted staff entrance, assess the turnstile together with the surrounding fence line, access credentials and entry procedures.
View the ZKTeco FHT2300 or browse the range below. Confirm the selected model’s environment rating, lane dimensions, controller and reader options before specifying it.
See the Watercare Central Interceptor case study, where seven FHT2300 turnstiles were supplied across project sites and used with a third-party access control system. Our construction site security guide explains how pedestrian entry fits into wider site security.
Tripod turnstiles use rotating waist-height arms to manage pedestrian entry. For a gym, staff entrance or public venue, compare the footprint, lane space and peak arrival pattern with the level of entry control you need.
The ZKTeco TS2000 Pro series is an indoor tripod option. Check the specifications of each selected model rather than assuming the whole range has the same outdoor rating or emergency behaviour.
For gym member access, include your membership platform and intended card, QR or biometric readers in the enquiry. Confirm the integration, accessible route and emergency exit arrangements before choosing equipment.
Swing barriers use moving panels to control pedestrian lanes. For a commercial lobby or gym entrance, compare the lane layout, available space, peak traffic and credential readers before selecting a model.
The ZKTeco SBTL8000 speed gates are an indoor swing-barrier example with model-specific reader and lane options. A wider lane option still needs to be assessed against your users and site requirements.
Confirm the selected model’s sensor functions, emergency behaviour and integration with your access control system. These features vary across the range.
Flap barriers use retracting panels to control pedestrian entry. Compare the models below for your lobby, staff entrance or ticketed entry point, taking the available lane space and peak traffic into account.
Check the selected model’s lane width, sensor functions and supported readers. Confirm emergency opening, accessible passage and any other site requirements during design; do not assume every flap barrier has an adjustable lane width or the same safety behaviour.
Optical turnstiles use sensors to monitor passage without a moving physical barrier. The ZKTeco OP1000 series uses infrared beams and an audible alarm to flag unauthorised entry attempts.
This is an entry-monitoring option rather than a physical gate. Confirm how staff will respond to an alarm, which readers and controller will be used, and whether your entrance needs a physical barrier instead. Assess those requirements before choosing an open-lane layout.
Start with the entrance and users: perimeter entry, a gym or a commercial lobby may need different lane layouts and physical barriers. Compare available space, peak traffic, indoor or outdoor conditions and the access credentials you want to use. Then confirm the selected model’s specifications and the wider entry design.
Compatibility depends on the turnstile, controller, readers and software involved. Send the existing equipment models, credential types and membership or access software details. Confirm the required interfaces and workflow before reuse or integration is included in a quote.
Include the people using the entrance and the site’s accessible passage and emergency exit requirements in the design brief. Confirm lane dimensions and how the selected equipment behaves during an alarm or power loss with the installer and relevant site professionals. A model option alone does not confirm the suitability of the complete entrance.
Include your site location, entrance photos or a plan, available space, intended number of lanes, peak traffic, indoor or outdoor exposure, and preferred credentials. For an upgrade, add the existing equipment and software details. State your target date and confirm who will install, configure and maintain the system.
Contact NZTeco about your turnstile project. For servicing an existing unit, include its model and a description of the fault so available support can be confirmed.
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License Number: 24-121944
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