Swing Barrier

A secure, versatile and reliable security solution, swing barriers are used for controlling vehicle and pedestrian access in high-security sites, public spaces, and commercial properties. Constructed from high-endurance materials for long-term durability, swing barriers offer reliable access control which ensures that only authorised vehicles and personnel can gain access to specific locations.

Fortify the security of your facility with ZKTeco’s wide array of compact, reliable and efficient swing barriers, offered by ScreenCheck. ZKTeco Swing barriers are largely installed in exhibitions, hotels, public transport, airports, railway stations, schools and other commercial and industrial establishments. Based on the varied requirements of the application, the swing barriers can be either single-directional or bi-directional.

To learn more, please get in touch with our experts at ScreenCheck, your trusted swing barrier distributor in India.

FAQs 

1. What is the maximum operating speed of Mars – B1000? 

The maximum operating speed of Mars – B1000 is up to 25 individuals per minute. The swing barrier turnstile can be used for both entry and exit control.

2. Does Mars-B1000 support different access control systems?

The Mars-B1000 supports various access control systems like RFID, card readers, QR Code scanners etc.

3. What are the key features of ZKTeco’s SBTL Series of swing barriers?

• Elegant and cost-effective, offers a combination of security and convenience
• Designed for high-traffic volume
• Smooth and silent operation and reduced power consumption
• Made of stainless steel which makes the SBTL Series exceptionally durable
• The barriers are generally held in a locked position, thus restricting access to the secured side. As soon as a user presents an access card or fingerprint to the reader (RFID and/or fingerprint), the barriers swing automatically, providing the user passage to the secured area
• During emergencies, the barriers automatically swing, ensuring users faster exit to safety. During power outage, the user can push easily through the barrier to exit to safety.