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| Brand Name: | Jieshida |
| Model Number: | JSD-Y06 |
| MOQ: | 1 SET |
| Price: | USD300~1500 |
| Delivery Time: | 5-8 working days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
Built for entrances that cannot afford a queue, the JSD-Y06 flap barrier gate turns an open doorway into a managed lane. The housing is formed from SUS304 brushed stainless steel, and each swing wing is cut from clear acrylic so the passage stays visually open while the lane stays controlled. A 0.5 second opening cycle keeps commuter peaks moving, and the infrared curtain watches the channel while the anti-tailgating logic keeps one credential to one person. Because the controller speaks to RFID readers, QR scanners, face terminals and fingerprint modules, the same gate can be commissioned today for cards and upgraded tomorrow for biometrics, which makes it a practical fit for offices, transport hubs, campuses and public service buildings with indoor or semi-outdoor entrances.
Standard RFID card reader connection, with the same controller board able to take face recognition terminals, QR code scanners, fingerprint modules or project specific devices.
Wings clear the channel in 0.5 seconds, so badge check peaks at shift change or class change do not stack up into a visible queue.
Tailgating logic holds the lane closed after a single authorised passage, closing the easiest way for an unbadged visitor to slip in behind staff.
Three pairs of infrared sensors as standard, expandable, watch the channel and reverse the wings before a person or bag is trapped.
Acrylic flap panels give a light visual footprint with smooth travel, keeping reception areas bright while still blocking the lane.
High brightness LED indicators on both housings show green and red lane state from a distance, cutting the usual "which lane is open" hesitation.
Opening and closing timing can be set per lane, so a busy staff entrance and a quiet visitor lane can run on different rhythms.
RS485 is standard for local control, with TCP/IP networking available when the site needs the gate reported into a central access platform.
Brushed SUS304 stainless steel resists corrosion and finger marks, which matters on entrance furniture that is touched all day.
Detachable terminal connections let a technician swap a board or add a device without dismantling the housing.
| 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 |
What It Fixes:
Separates staff badge lanes from visitor reception, so the lobby desk stops doubling as a security checkpoint.
What It Fixes:
Keeps shopper flow continuous at peak hours while closing service corridors and back of house routes to non staff.
What It Fixes:
Handles student and teacher credentials on one gate, with biometric or card authentication decided by building policy.
What It Fixes:
Absorbs commuting rushes on a 0.5 second cycle and keeps fare gates free of unauthorised entry during loading peaks.
What It Fixes:
Turns restricted floors and document areas into controlled zones without adding a permanent guard post.
What It Fixes:
Gives staff, visitors and contractors separate credential rules on identical gate hardware, simplifying procurement and spare parts.
In most cases yes. The gate is supplied with RFID card reader support and the controller also accepts QR code scanners, face recognition terminals and fingerprint devices.
Yes. The Y06 is built for indoor and semi-outdoor installation, and it holds its rated performance across that range.
An infrared anti-pinch curtain, obstacle detection and anti-tailgating control work together, so the wings stop before contact and the lane closes behind one credential.
No. Opening and closing speed is configurable per lane to match the traffic pattern at each entrance.
RS485 is provided as standard, and TCP/IP communication can be added when the site needs network integration.
