The eSSL ET-2033 bridge tripod turnstile with integrated uFace facial recognition is engineered for automated pedestrian access control across facilities requiring credential verification, directional lane enforcement, and perimeter deterrence. Featuring an electro-magnetic DC drive, an inbuilt 32-bit microprocessor primary controller, and a rated passage throughput of 35 persons per minute (with an operational flow rate between 25 and 48 passages per minute), the ET-2033 regulates high-volume entry and exit points efficiently.
Corporate Offices, Tech Parks, and Enterprise Head offices
In multi-tenant office complexes and technology campuses, pedestrian lanes require rapid authentication to prevent lobby congestion during peak shift start and end times. Configured for single-way or bidirectional traffic, the ET-2033 interfaces directly with the uFace terminal via dry contact inputs to grant rapid, hands-free facial recognition clearance. Direction and passing indicator outputs provide clear optical cues to guide personnel smoothly through the 550 mm passage width, cycling through the 120-degree rotation per passage cycle with minimal mechanical resistance.
Industrial Plants, Manufacturing Units, and High-Security Zones
Industrial facilities and production plants demand robust construction capable of handling physical stress and varying ambient conditions. Built with a SUS 304 stainless steel cabinet and rated for operational temperatures from -25°C to +70°C with an IP54 ingress protection rating, the ET-2033 resists dust intrusion and water splashing on active factory perimeters. The tripod arms feature an 80 kg maximum mechanical load tolerance, maintaining barrier integrity against forcing or tailgating attempts at worker entry gates, contractor security checkpoints, and restricted cleanroom access points.
Transit Stations, Bus Terminals, and Public Infrastructure
Public transportation hubs such as bus terminals, railway checkpoints, and airport staff gates experience relentless pedestrian cycles requiring durable mechanics and low energy overhead. The ET-2033 operates on an internal 24 V DC operational voltage with a low maximum power consumption of 30 W on a standard AC 100–240 V (50/60 Hz) line. The bridge chassis design (1200 mm length x 280 mm width x 980 mm height) creates a natural pedestrian queue channel, while the semi-automatic drive mechanism delivers repeatable, controlled mechanical indexing across continuous duty cycles.
Healthcare Facilities, Commercial Complexes, and Showrooms
In commercial settings, shopping malls, conference rooms, and hospitals, life-safety egress coordination is a primary operational requirement. The ET-2033 includes dedicated emergency switch inputs and a factory drop-arm electromagnet output. Upon signal trigger from a fire alarm panel or during total power interruptions, the horizontal arm drops automatically to establish an open, unobstructed evacuation corridor across all turnstile lanes.
| Deployment Environment | Primary Functional Objective | Key Operational Feature Utilized |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate Tech Parks | Anti-tailgating & automated time-attendance | Native uFace terminal integration via dry contact triggers |
| Manufacturing Facilities | Robust perimeter shift access control | SUS 304 stainless steel housing, IP54 rating, -25°C to +70°C range |
| Transit & Checkpoints | High-volume pedestrian queue management | 25–48 passages/min flow rate, 120° rotation, 80 kg arm tolerance |
| Hospitals & Commercial Venues | Controlled ingress with emergency release | Automatic drop-arm electromagnet output & emergency switch input |
