| Electrical Controls |
Electrical Controls for entry only, exit only or independent bi-directional controls for both entry and exit. (Standard Feature for electrically operated turnstiles) |
| Fail-lock or Fail-safe |
For electrically controlled direction, status of turnstile when there is no power. Fail-lock direction is locked, fail-safe us free wheeling. (Standard Feature for electrical directions) |
| Free or Locked Operation |
For mechanical directions, direction is always locked or always free rotating. (Standard Feature for mechanical directions) |
| Voltage |
Transformer to step down from 110 VAC or 220 VAC to 24 VDC. (Standard Feature for electrical turnstiles) |
| Pulse Relay |
Allows one rotation per valid "go" signal regardless of the signal length. (Optional) Recommended option. |
| Time-out Relay |
Relay to automatically relock turnstile within a preset time if a person cards in and unlocks turnstile but does not go through. (Optional) |
| Indicator Lights |
Set of red and green lights to indicate if turnstile is locked or unlocked. One set per electrically controlled direction. (Optional) |
| Heel Protectors |
Heavy duty foam rubber sleever to cover bottom turnstile arms. Three required for THT-100(3). (Optional) |
| Remote Pushbutton |
Allows turntile to be released from remote location for one rotation. (Optional) |
| Hydraulic Speed Control |
Heavy duty shock system that controls rotation speed of turnstile to minimize turnstile abuse and provide increased ease of use. Specifically designed for high volume, abusive conditions. (Optional) |
| Rotation Detection Switch |
Provides a Form "C" contact closure to access control system for remote counting and monitoring of turnstile rotations. (Optional) |
| Home Position Switch |
Provides a Form "C" contact closure to access control system when a turnstile is in home position. (Optional) |
| Solenoid Activation Switch |
Provide a Form "C" contact closure to access control system that turnstile solenoid has been activated. (Optional) |
| Electronic Key Bypass |
Key to allow turnstile to be held open, overriding card reader. (Optional) |
| Mechanical Key Bypass |
Key to allow fail-lock direction to be opened during power failure. Standard feature for fail-lock applications. |
