Turnstile and Automatic Door

Electromagnetic brake systems can be used in turnstiles and automatic doors, which are controlled entry-exit systems. These systems enhance security while also improving efficiency.

Turnstile Applications

Turnstiles are commonly used as entry-exit control systems. Electromagnetic brake systems frequently serve as braking mechanisms in turnstiles. When the turnstile is opened, the brake system is deactivated, allowing the turnstile to move. When the turnstile is closed, the brake system engages, bringing it to an immediate stop. This ensures that the turnstile operates in a safe and controlled manner.

Automatic Door Applications

Automatic doors are also used in entry-exit control systems. Electromagnetic brake systems are used in automatic doors to control their opening and closing movements. When the door opens, the brake system is deactivated, allowing the door to move. When the door closes, the brake system engages, bringing the door to an immediate stop. This ensures that the door operates safely and under control.

Electromagnetic brake systems enhance the safety of turnstiles and automatic doors, protecting both people and businesses. These systems also improve the efficiency of turnstiles and automatic doors while reducing maintenance requirements. For these reasons, users of turnstiles and automatic doors prefer electromagnetic brake systems.