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Option for 48" or 48.5" Arms
The longer 47" arms create a larger passageway. This model comes in both manual and electric lock control versions.
The electric model is bi-directional and works with any access control system or push button. The turnstile can be ordered with card reader mounting plates, and each rotation direction can be configured as fail-safe or fail-lock.
When a valid credential is presented, the turnstile unlocks, allowing a single controlled rotation in the requested direction. Unauthorized entries, or attempts to tailgate on an authorized entry, are rejected.
Both the manual and electric lock versions have built in key override controls and each direction can be adjusted for free passage, controlled passage or no passage.
Features:
Welded steel construction with no exposed bolts or fasteners
Stainless steel top channel cover and internal parts
High quality sealed and covered bearings
Splined connection between the rotating section and top channel assembly provides a precision fit that minimizes play
Rugged electronics with full-featured turnstile controller, conformal coated for enhanced weatherization protection
One-to-one passage control deters tailgating
Independent fail-safe or fail-lock operation
Speed control to provide a controlled, safe rotation
Automatic self-centering prevents over or under travel of rotating section
Built-in key override controls to adjust open or closed status
Rugged turnstile controller integrates with any access control system
Flexible credential reader attachment and mounting plate allows use of existing readers
Dedicated fire input and various other available I/O
Anti-entrapment design
The built-in speed control self-adjusts to the pushing force of the user. Even when a user pushes hard on the turnstile arms, the speed of rotation is controlled. This increases safety and reduces the chance of a rapidly spinning rotating section catching a user’s heel.
In addition to controlling the rotation speed, the turnstile's speed control also greatly reduces kickback of the rotating section toward the user when the turnstile re-locks. After each passage, the rotating section smoothly returns to the home position and locks in place, ready for the next user. The unique design of this turnstile also makes it mechanically impossible for a user to get locked inside the turnstile.
Our electric turnstiles are configured for fail-lock in the entrance direction and fail-safe in the exit direction. When power is off this prevents people from entering, but allows personnel to exit. This can be varied per user preference.
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Tracy Arm–Ford's Terror Wilderness, Alaska || Photo info: Taken 2023-07-04 with Canon EOS R5, RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM, ¹⁄₅₀₀ sec at f/7.1, focal length 300 mm, ISO ISO 400. Copyright 2023 .
A pic of my friend Gregs arm. He took me out to the wineries I do believe to get me drunk. ( No I am kidding, but.. he did get me drunk ).
We went to ton's of wineries, I took lots of pics, and .. I spent a lot of money and got quite tipsy by the end of the day. Thank God I was not driving.
I like this one because of the different perspectives and sizes of things within one photo *
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Don't forget about those people that have a harder time standing! Just a few arm chairs can make a big difference in who attends your church.
Impressive and powerful waterfall just off the Mersey Forest Road, central Tasmania. The falls were at low flow here, but still had a surprisingly good amount of water coming over.
The 40 minute return walk starts at the Arm River Education centre, just off Mersey Forest Road. The walk is easy enough, although there are some steep sections.
I reckon it would be a pretty good place for a swim in summer.
Members of the Multinational Artillery Battalion Group embark on a Royal Air Force’s CH-47 Chinook Helicopter to fly to Estonia from Adazi Military Base, Latvia, on 9 May, 2025.
Photo Credit: NATO Multinational Brigade Latvia Combat Camera Team - RPBU2025
What I like about New York is that it is one of the best places to take candid pictures.
Nothing is better than taking pictures of people when they least expect it. That's when they are at their best. Maturana knows...
Taking a while for my arm to de-wrinkle, sorry.
Looks like the pressure bandage did work but wasn't brought up far enough to prevent bruising at the end.
Also the flesh coloured plaster is way way better than the giant white one i had the last time... much less noticable.
Still not really painful. weird. It really was much much worse the last time.