Can turnstiles change the way your facility deals with security?
When you’re operating a high security facility, you need to be able to maintain the perimeter at all times, even when people are coming and going. When you invest in turnstiles the people of your facility can enter and exit while maintaining the perimeter. So, are you ready to learn more about turnstiles and how they can keep your facility secure? Let’s do this.
Turnstiles allow for seamless entry and exit.
When you have turnstiles installed onto the perimeter of your facility, you can easily monitor the people coming in and out. When paired with a guard post, this creates a highly secure entry point. Basically, a turnstile is like a fence that allows entry when pushed through. Some require the person walking through to scan an ID or punch in a code. This way, you can make sure the right people are getting in and out without needing to worry.
You have a lot of options.
Turnstiles come in many shapes and styles so that you can find the one that fits your needs. There are full body types that offer the most security. They run from the floor to the height of an adult. When a person approaches one of these, they must enter the required password and then they can push through the metal bars like a revolving door. There are less imposing options for turnstiles if you think that the first was too intense. There are smaller, waist-level models that still require an access code, but appear much less imposing. No matter what sort of turnstile you’re looking for, there are options that can fit your needs.
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