Equipped with: infrared anti-pinch sensing, instant stop and retraction upon resistance detection, soft anti-collision material on gate edges, and international safety standard certification.

Check card orientation is correct, place within 2-5 cm of the sensor area, and remove card sleeves or metal items causing interference. If it still cannot be read, go to the management office for card testing or replacement.

Choose based on security level, pedestrian flow, spatial configuration, and authentication needs. Selecting the appropriate gate type and integration systems ensures optimal management results.

Yes, periodic inspection of sensors, control systems, motors, and door panel mechanisms reduces malfunction rates, extends equipment life, and ensures consistent long-term performance.

Access control gates feature emergency safety mechanisms that automatically unlock or open in case of power failure or fire alarm, ensuring quick and safe evacuation of personnel.

Integrates with access control systems, card readers, facial recognition, fingerprint readers, license plate recognition, CCTV systems, ticket validators, coin-operated machines, and central management systems for comprehensive smart management.

Ensure it's within the 15-minute valid period. Re-scan the card or press the intercom for staff to verify and open the gate.

Press the intercom to request manual opening from staff. When leaving, provide your entry time for manual fee calculation.

Verify that payment is completed and the vehicle is in the detection zone. If the gate still doesn't open, press the intercom to contact staff.

Clean the license plate or press the intercom for manual assistance from staff, or alternatively use the backup ticketing system.

Choose suitable barrier gates, recognition systems, payment equipment, and central management systems according to traffic volume, payment models, site size, and management needs to achieve the best results.

Barrier gates effectively control vehicle access, prevent unauthorized entry, improve traffic efficiency and safety, and can integrate with license plate recognition, ticketing systems, and electronic payment devices for intelligent management.

Yes, barrier gates, card readers, payment machines, and recognition systems all need regular inspection and maintenance to reduce failures, extend lifespan, and ensure stable operation.