أنظمة التحكم في الدخول Installation & Repair في أبوظبي

It should. A correct installation links the barrier to the fire alarm panel, so the leaves open and stay open when the alarm sounds. This is a safety requirement for lobbies where people need to leave quickly.

Qasar Al Neil Automatic Doors tests this connection during commissioning and during every service.

A correctly installed turnstile is fail-safe. In a power cut or on a fire alarm signal, the arms or flaps release so people can walk out. Some models drop the arms, others unlock the rotor.

Qasar Al Neil Automatic Doors tests this release at handover and during servicing.

A swing barrier suits lobbies that need a welcoming look and easy access for wheelchairs, trolleys and luggage. A turnstile physically restricts one person at a time and suits sites where tailgating is a bigger concern. Some buildings use both: a turnstile for staff and a swing barrier for the accessible lane.

A tripod turnstile is compact and fine indoors where staff are present. A full-height turnstile cannot be climbed over, so it suits unattended or outdoor sites. The choice follows from the risk and the setting.

It can discourage and detect it. Sensors in the lane see how many people pass and close the leaf after the first, and the system can sound an alarm if someone follows without a valid credential. It is not a physical block like a turnstile, so the setting should match the risk.

Turnstiles are not wide enough for wheelchairs or trolleys, so a separate accessible lane is installed beside them. This is usually a swing barrier or a gate that opens for authorised users or on request.

We plan this on the site visit, as it is part of the entrance layout.

First check whether the reader lights or beeps. If it does and the barrier stays shut, the controller link may be down. If the reader is dead, check its power and cable. A card that works on other readers points to a reader or controller issue rather than the card.

Qasar Al Neil Automatic Doors can trace it from the reader to the barrier and fix the fault.

Usually yes. Most readers and controllers can pass events to attendance, payroll or visitor software, and counts can be reported by lane. The details depend on what you use, so tell Qasar Al Neil Automatic Doors the system name and we will check compatibility.