TTD-12A Motorized box tripod turnstile made of stainless steel has a modular design that allows integrating different types of additional equipment such as barcode scanners, biometric readers, card readers, card capture readers, etc.

TTD-12A Turnstile is made of stainless steel, which ensures both an elegant design and corrosion resistance to outdoor operation (except for the version with a card capture reader).

• Turnstile with built-in electronics

• Flywheel with automatic “anti-panic” barrier arms

• Side modules (optionally)

• Covers (optionally)

• RC-panel

There are options of side modules and side covers for additional equipment installation.

It is possible to place ACS controllers and readers of PERCo and other manufacturers inside the turnstile. The card reader operating zones are highlighted with pictograms. There is also a pictographic display on the turnstile top cover indicating turnstile operation modes.

The turnstile has a convenient passage width of 560 mm.

To ensure a fast and convenient passage, it is recommended to install one turnstile for every 500 people working one shift or based on the 30 people/minute peak load.

Turnstiles can also be completed with railings, produced in the same design.

The automatic "anti-panic" function is an up-to-date solution that provides a fast evacuation in case of emergencies. At a signal from the access control system or in case of power loss, the barrier arm automatically falls, ensuring free passage.

After the Fire Alarm signal is removed or the power supply is restored, the barrier arm is set to the initial (horizontal) position manually.

The control board provides emergency unblocking upon receiving the Fire Alarm signal (Fire Alarm input).

TTD-12A can be operated from an access control system (ACS) or as a standalone unit from RC-panel or WRC (purchased separately).

The ability to select the control mode (pulse or potential) ensures correct operation in access control systems of any manufacturer.

The operation mode (passage permission and denial) can be set independently for each passage direction. The optical sensors built into the turnstile housing record the actual fact of passage and its direction, which ensures correct accounting of working hours in access control systems.

The control board placed inside the turnstile housing provides a complete set of control modes. The control board has inputs to connect sound indication (siren) and outputs to connect remote indication blocks.

A built-in motor drive ensures smooth and quiet operation of the turnstile.

The turnstile state indication (open/closed) is located on the turnstile top cover, the passage direction indicators are on the side modules.