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The EasyGate SG, the latest speedgate in Centaman Entrance Control's extensive product line, has been designed with a focus on aesthetics and functionality.
The EasyGate SG concept enables it to be ' wrapped' in nearly any material to help it integrate in to the theme of the foyer in which it's being deployed.
The door-like, swinging glass barriers of the EasyGate SG are controlled by quiet, powerful motors that open the barriers fast enough for rapidly moving pedestrians. Visual and audible prompts help guide users through the lanes quickly and efficiently. Superior detection capabilities excel at identifying "tailgaters" and can differentiate between an unauthorised pedestrian versus a cart or rolling suitcase.
The barriers motion enables the pedestal to be only 200mm wide and the same slim pedestal can be used in wide DDA compliant lanes which ensures the turnstiles have a minimal visual impact to distract from the overall building design
Centaman Entrance Control General Manager Michael Bystram explains "the ability to 'wrap' an EasyGate SG in nearly any material and its open side panel pedestal allow us to supply a turnstile that can be easily and effectively supplied to match most building designs.
"The design team just need to pick which material they want to match the turnstile to, be it the marble from the floor, wood or Corian from the reception desk of a particular metal finish. At a recent installation one of the major design features of the foyer area was the reception desk made out of Glacier White Corian. As such we provided a Glacier White Corian 'wrap' to help blend the EasyGate in to the building fabric."
For more information on the EasyGate SG and all CENTAMAN Entrance Control products call 02 9906 7522 or visit

http://www.entrancecontrol.com.au

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