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With managers aware of their duty of care towards anyone who enters their facility and the need to be aware of how many people are in their venue at any time (for revenue, safety and liability reasons), Boon Edam’s Speedlane Compact can help keep facilities secure and record exactly who’s entering and exiting.

Boon Edam’s Speedlane Compact - which measures just 1200mm long by 990mm high by 150mm wide - makes it one of the smallest speed gates on the market to still feature the combination of reliable security and elegant aesthetics that the Netherlands-based company is known for globally.

The premium styling and advanced security features make it an ideal addition to sports stadiums, theatres, arenas, fitness clubs, aquatic centres, registered clubs, or any venue with a VIP section that needs to be separated from public access.

Boon Edam Australia Managing Director, Michael Fisher explains “the Speedlane Compact is fashioned to fit into small areas, making it ideal for venues with limited space around the entrance. It can come in a tall glass variant to provide the security benefit of additional jump-over protection.”

A tall glass variant of the Speedlane Compact prevents people jumping over the gate to gain unauthorised access

The ‘No-Nonsense’ Swinging Security Speed Gate
The Speedlane Compact has been designed to provide all the fundamental functions needed in a security speed gate, to provide reliable performance in tight spaces.

Fisher noted “by selecting only the essential features and core components of the robust, proven security entrance technology, Boon Edam has been able to create a highly cost-efficient speed gate, without compromising on quality.

Easy, Effective and Efficient
The Speedlane Compact’s cabinets allow for integration with many types of technology and access control, including biometrics and facial recognition. Third-party integration is simple and collaborative technology is even more accessible.

Simple installation and maintenance have been designed into the new speed gate, which is comprehensively backed by Boon Edam’s service and support network. One of Boon Edam’s key focuses is creating and maintaining future-proof facility management solutions that meet the diverse requirements of sustainability, security, and service while also being aesthetically outstanding. All Boon Edam work is covered by its industry-leading warranty.

Fisher added “the Speedlane Compact uses advanced algorithms to detect tailgating, piggybacking and other forms of misuse. The sensors also detect objects - people carrying briefcases and trollies through the speed gate - they are recognised as such, and the product’s behaviour adapts accordingly.”

Key Features

• Intuitive user guidance
• Tailgating, safety, and object detection sensor sets, as standard
• Easy installation
• Generous interior space cabinet for flexible Access Control System integration
• Premium quality materials
• Smooth, swing motion glass barriers
• Short V-shaped cabinet with ergonomic design and small footprint
• Flexible lane configurations (including a wide lane for disabled access)
• Universally understood and proven display symbols

Contact 1300 689 905, E: info@boonedam.com, www.boonedam.com.au

Images: Boon Edam’s Speedlane Compact speedgates. Credit: Boon Edam.

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