Partners & Architects

Entrance control

COMINFO offers many types of turnstiles and speed gates that can be used in high-traffic areas with varying levels of security risk. They are an important part of an access control system, as they facilitate the passage of visitors and prevent unauthorizedentry to protected areas without the need for operating staff.

Glass wings of EasyGate speed gate cabinets and the arms of the BAR and REXON turnstile series ensure controlled passage. Security is enhanced by advanced sensor technology. 

 

All entrance turnstiles in our range can be customized to meet your specific requirements–whether it's a one way-turnstile or a two way one. We can produce them with a finish to match the entrance area, brand them with your logo, or adjust the lighting to your company's colors.

Are you interested in the price of our electronic turnstiles, speed gates or entire turnstile systems?  Contact us for more information.

Data collection system

Our portfolio includes several models of readers and terminals designed for access control, attendance monitoring, and ticket inspection.

This involves e.g. time attendance terminals with biometric technologies and ticket terminals ideal for stadiums, waterparks, or fitness center entrances. We also offer card readers and QR code readers for easy access control and management and smart locks for easy locker locking.

Physical Access Control

Whether you manage a corporate office, industrial facility, or public venue, having a robust physical access control system is essential. With the help of appropriate access control barriers, you can restrict unauthorized entry and protect sensitive areas. In this article, we will explore the key components of physical access control systems and how these systems can enhance security in a variety of settings.

What is Physical Access Control?

Physical access control refers to the process of managing who is allowed to enter specific areas within a building or facility. It ensures only those with proper credentials can enter. Therefore, they are essential for protecting assets, employees, and visitors by preventing unauthorized individuals from accessing sensitive or restricted areas.


A key component of access control systems is the use of access control barriers such as turnstiles, speedgates, or door locks. These barriers work in conjunction with authentication methods, such as keycards, keypads, or biometrics, to permit or deny entry.

Access Control Barriers: Types and Applications

Turnstiles and Speed Gates

These types of access control barriers regulate the flow of people, ensuring that only authorized individuals gain entry.

 

Speedgates combine security with convenience, providing rapid access while still verifying each individual’s credentials. Typically, they are installed at office buildings, government facilities, airports and other busy areas. These barriers are frequently integrated with other forms of physical access control, such as contactless card readers or biometric readers. COMINFO offers two types of speed gates: 

Turnstiles provide controlled entry by allowing only one person to pass through at a time, preventing tailgating or system bypassing. They are commonly used in paid restrooms, wellness & fitness centers and stadiums. We manufacture a variety of turnstiles, giving you plenty of options to choose from to meet your specific needs.

 

The ability to monitor and control access in real time makes these barriers a valuable tool in comprehensive security solutions. They also allow easy monitoring of occupancy levels and control over the number of individuals entering or exiting a facility, providing valuable data for security management. 

 

We can equip our turnstiles and speed gates with a range of accessories and technologies, including biometric readers, attendance & ticketing terminals, lift control systems, card readers and QR code readers.

Comparing The Two Barrier Applications

Access control barriers find diverse applications across various environments. In commercial buildings, speed gates are often deployed at entry points to manage employee and visitor access. Stadiums utilize turnstiles to facilitate quick entry while preventing unauthorized access. Government facilities rely on a combination of barriers to safeguard sensitive areas.

The choice of barrier depends on the specific requirements of each facility. Facility managers must assess factors such as traffic volume, security level, and operational needs to determine the most suitable barrier type for their premises.

Our tip: Let us help you find the perfect solution for your specific problem.

Conclusion

Whether you are managing a small office or a large commercial space, integrating access control barriers such as turnstiles and speedgates can provide a seamless, efficient, and secure solution. Investing in the right physical access systems today ensures a safer, more secure environment for everyone tomorrow.

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