The eSSL FB-TL-119 single-lane flap barrier turnstile is engineered for seamless electrical, structural, and credential integration across enterprise access control architectures, visitor management systems (VMS), and physical security checkpoints. Featuring standardized signal terminals and configurable control logic, the turnstile integrates into industrial facilities, commercial lobbies, educational institutes, and transport hubs requiring automated pedestrian traffic control.
Access Control Panel and Signal Interfacing
The internal control board of the FB-TL-119 accepts standard dry-contact relay signals from third-party and native access controllers. The system interprets independent trigger inputs for lane opening, direction locking, and immediate barrier release. Built-in logic permits fine-tuning of the passage authorization window, allowing system integrators to configure gate closing delays between 1 and 60 seconds post-authentication.
- Emergency and Fire Alarm Inputs: Direct interface for normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) fire alarm relays. Upon receipt of an emergency trigger or primary power drop, the flaps disengage or swing to an open position to guarantee unobstructed egress.
- Manual Override and Push Buttons: Auxiliary dry-contact inputs support reception desk release push buttons and manual supervisory override switches.
- Audio-Visual Feedback: Synchronized trigger outputs connect to the unit's built-in voice prompt synthesis and strobe light indicators to display authorized transit or access-denied status.
- Sensor Monitoring: Onboard inputs interface with the barrier's integrated infrared photocell detection array, managing photocell anti-clipping, mechanical anti-clipping safety, and anti-illegal entry/tailgating alerts.
Credential Reader and Biometric Terminal Support
The FB-TL-119 accommodates diverse identification technologies mounted directly to the pedestal surface or integrated via dedicated reader cutouts. It supports eSSL optical fingerprint readers alongside third-party biometric terminals, delivering fast authentication matching rated for throughput rates of up to 35 persons per minute.
- Biometric Systems: Fingerprint (FP) verification terminals operating on standard Wiegand or RS485 controller links.
- RFID Proximity and Smart Cards: 125 kHz ID cards (EM-Marin format) and 13.56 MHz IC cards (Mifare format).
- Optical and Magnetic Media: Interfacing capability with 1D/2D QR/barcode scanners for visitor passes and magnetic stripe card readers for ticketing networks.
Electrical and Power Supply Specifications
The barrier mechanism functions on an internal 24V DC electro-magnetic drive with a maximum power consumption rating of 30W. The unit includes an onboard power supply compatible with standard utility inputs:
| Parameter | Specification / Compatibility |
|---|---|
| Line Voltage Input | 100V to 240V AC (universal switching) |
| Line Frequency | 50 Hz to 60 Hz |
| Internal Operating Voltage | 24V DC electro-magnetic drive |
| Peak Power Consumption | 30W maximum |
| Emergency Power Integration | Compatible with central UPS battery backups for continuous operational readiness during utility interruptions |
Lane Geometry and Pedestal Configurations
The FB-TL-119 enclosure has a physical footprint of 800 mm (L) x 280 mm (W) x 960 mm (H) excluding the barrier wings, with a net weight of 40 kg per pedestal. Deployment models accommodate left-hand and right-hand master/slave configurations (FB-TL-119-L/R) to form single or multi-lane configurations. The barrier supports single passage in a set direction or bi-directional single passage. The drive geometry allows an extended passage clearance width of up to 900 mm between pedestals, ensuring full equipment compatibility with wheelchairs, baggage carts, and wide-profile luggage trolleys.
