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The ET-2033 utilizes an elongated bridge casework fabricated from SUS 304 stainless steel specifically configured to support face recognition terminals. It features an onboard 32-bit microprocessor controller with a dedicated drop-arm electromagnet output that automatically collapses the horizontal barrier arm during power failures or emergency switch triggers.
Unlike compact waist-height tripod turnstiles, the eSSL ET-2033 incorporates an extended bridge design housing that serves both structural and functional requirements. Built entirely from SUS 304 grade stainless steel, the bridge chassis provides internal routing and mounting architecture tailored for facial recognition integration, such as the eSSL uFace series.
Key structural and electronic differentiators include:
- Fail-Safe Drop-Arm Electromagnet: Equipped with an active drop-arm electromagnet output that instantly drops the horizontal arm upon power disconnection or activation of the emergency switch input, ensuring an unobstructed evacuation path.
- Integrated 32-Bit Microprocessor: Houses an onboard 32-bit primary controller governing semi-automatic rotation, direction indicator outputs, passing indicator outputs, and dry contact input signals.
- SUS 304 Grade Construction: Corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing offering IP54 protection for deployment across corporate lobbies, industrial facilities, and public transit terminals.
