Flap Barrier Gate Acrylic Wing Half Second Opening Anti Pinch Lane For Office Lobby Rush Hours

Two lanes, one reception desk, and a lift lobby that fills up in under four minutes at nine o clock. The JSD-Y06 was drawn for that exact moment: a flap barrier that clears the channel in half a second and then holds the wings shut until the next credential is read. Cabinets are brushed SUS304, the wings are acrylic, and the controller leaves room for whichever reader the project has already standardised on, so the lane does not force a second badge system onto the building.

• Single direction for staff-only corridors, bi-directional where visitors also have to leave through the same lane.
• Acrylic wings where reception sightlines matter, stainless wings where trolleys and cleaning carts brush the barrier.
• Three infrared pairs as the base, expanded when escorted visitors or luggage have to pass with the badge holder.
• RS485 on the board for local control, TCP-IP added when the site wants lane status reported to a central desk.
• Technical data

  Item	Specification
  Model	Y06
  Product Type	Smart Flap Barrier Gate
  Housing Material	SUS304 Brushed Stainless Steel
  Flap Material	Acrylic
  Drive Motor	DC Brush Motor
  Passage Direction	Single / Bi-directional
  Opening Time	0.5 Seconds
  Input Voltage	AC220V ±10%, 50Hz
  Working Voltage	DC24V / DC12V
  Communication Interface	RS485, TCP/IP (Optional)
  Input Signal	Dry Contact / 12V Pulse Signal
  Infrared Sensors	Standard 3 Pairs (Expandable)
  Passage Width	≤550 mm
  Operating Temperature	-10℃ to 60℃
  Humidity	5%–95% Non-condensing
  Installation Environment	Indoor / Semi-outdoor
  Service Life	Over 3 Million Cycles

  Site preparation checklist
  • 550 mm clear channel measured with the wings at rest, plus 800 mm of queue rail behind the lane
  • Floor level within a few millimetres across both cabinets, otherwise shim the base plates before anchoring
  • AC220V supply terminated inside the master cabinet, with an earth point inside arm reach
  • Dry contact or 12V pulse line run to the door controller if the fire panel must release the lane
  • A rain shadow overhead when the lane sits in a semi-open entrance, since the sheet rates it for indoor and semi-outdoor positions

  

  Questions buyers ask before signing

  How fast is a pass in practice? The wing cycle is 0.5 seconds and the movement is rated beyond three million cycles, so a lane handling two thousand passes a day is still inside its design life after several years of office hours.

  Can one cabinet serve both directions? Yes. Passage direction is set as single or bi-directional on the same lane, which is why most offices buy one cabinet pair and split the traffic rather than buying two lanes.

  What about an entrance without walls? The sheet covers indoor and semi-outdoor installation. Keep the cabinets out of direct rainfall and the acrylic wings stay clear for years instead of clouding at the edges.

  What ships in the crate
  • Master and slave cabinet with wings fitted and braced for transit
  • Controller board with terminals for reader, infrared curtain and release line
  • Inter-cabinet cable sized for the lane width ordered
  • Fixing template, anchor bolts and levelling shims
  • Wiring diagram plus commissioning sheet for the installer

  A last point that comes up in every tender: what happens when the reception layout changes in two years. Because the lane footprint is compact and the direction is set on the cabinet, a one-way staff lane can become a two-way visitor lane without new hardware, and a lane can be moved to a second entrance once the floor is re-anchored. Planning for that flexibility costs nothing at order time and saves an entire procurement cycle later.

  Typical projects pair the Y06 with a visitor management screen at reception: the receptionist issues a temporary card, the lane logs the pass, and the same record answers the question of who was in the building when the alarm test ran on Friday afternoon.