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| Brand Name: | Jieshida |
| Model Number: | JSD-B08 |
| MOQ: | 1 SET |
| Price: | USD300~1500 |
| Delivery Time: | 5-8 working days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
Where every visitor has to prove a valid ticket before walking in, the JSD-B08 is the lane that keeps the queue moving. A 1.5mm formed stainless steel body carries an RFID ticket reader and a fast swing arm; once a card or ticket reads clean, the arm releases in about 0.2 seconds, so ticketed visitors clear the lane instead of pausing on the threshold. Lanes can run single or bi-directional, and the same controller accepts QR scanners, face terminals, fingerprint readers or ID devices if a venue later changes how it issues tickets.
The built-in RFID reader validates each ticket before the arm unlocks, and the controller keeps room for extra readers when a project adds QR, face or ID verification.
Panels are formed from 1.5mm 304 stainless steel in a brushed finish over a welded frame, so the cabinet stays square and the arm pivot stays aligned through years of shoulder-to-shoulder traffic.
Arm release speed is fast enough to keep a busy gate line flowing at peak hours, and the opening and closing speed can be tuned to the crowd pattern of each site.
Sensor pairs watch the lane for tailgating, reverse entry and forced passage, and the controller reports the event instead of silently letting a second person slip through.
Torque limiting stops the arm and the lane resets itself after a push-through attempt or a collision with luggage and trolleys, so staff do not have to walk over and re-home the mechanism.
A fire alarm input drives the lane open on demand, and the arms swing free when power is lost so the passage works as a normal exit route.
The industrial controller stores lane parameters digitally, supports password-protected configuration, and exposes RS485 as standard with TCP/IP available for networked sites.
Clear acrylic arms keep the entrance visually light; stainless arms take more contact. Both mount on the same hub, so a mixed site can standardise on one cabinet type.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | JSD-B08 swing turnstile |
| Housing | 1.5mm formed 304 brushed stainless steel, welded frame |
| Drive | DC brushless motor, servo motor optional |
| Lane direction | Single or bi-directional |
| Arm release time | Approx. 0.2 seconds, speed adjustable |
| Clear passage width | Up to 1000mm |
| Supply voltage | AC220V ±10%, 50Hz |
| Working voltage | DC24V / DC12V |
| Link to host system | RS485 standard, TCP/IP optional |
| Infrared sensors | 4 pairs standard |
| Arm material | Acrylic or stainless steel |
| Working temperature | -10°C to 60°C, indoor or outdoor |
| Certification | ISO9001 |
| Brand | Jieshida |
One set is enough to start a pilot lane; monthly output reaches 1000 sets for rollouts across several gates. Standard lead time is 5 to 8 working days, packing is export-grade wooden case, payment is by T/T, and the price band of USD300 to USD1500 follows the drive, arm and reader configuration you select.
Yes. The controller accepts QR code scanners, face recognition terminals, fingerprint readers and ID verification devices alongside the RFID reader, so upgrading does not mean replacing the cabinet.
Clear passage can be set up to 1000mm. The cabinet is the same; the arm length and hub setting are what change with the width.
The four infrared sensor pairs watch the lane and flag tailgating or reverse passage to the controller, which keeps the arm locked and raises the alarm.
The drive limits torque, holds the arm and resets once the obstruction is gone. Continuous abnormal force puts the lane into protection mode rather than damaging the mechanism.
The 304 brushed stainless body and the -10°C to 60°C working range cover indoor and outdoor installation; for salt-heavy sites, the stainless grade and finish can be discussed at order stage.
RS485 is standard. TCP/IP networking is an option when the software needs each lane on the site network.
