Applications & selection

Plan vehicle and
pedestrian access.

Choose the equipment around the entrance: vehicle recognition and barriers, pedestrian gates and identity terminals. Start with the layout or the product you need.

Shunjie supplies vehicle and pedestrian products together or separately. We can review the connection to equipment you already use.

Pedestrian identity gates beside vehicle recognition equipment at a shared entrance
Vehicle and pedestrian equipment at one entrance. Presentation-adjusted site reference.

Vehicle & pedestrian access

Start from the entrance layout.

See how vehicle and pedestrian equipment share the available space, and what to check for your own order.

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01 / Reorders & replacements

Keep the details
that matter.

For familiar products, a previous order reference or model is a useful starting point. Tell us what should stay the same and what needs to change.

Find your product
  1. Identify the original supply

    Use the model, order reference or equipment label. If you need a part, include its marking or a photo when available.

  2. Separate a repeat from a change

    Note any change to the boom, mounting, controller, recognition version or accessories. Similar-looking equipment can have different configurations.

  3. Agree the order configuration

    Identify the required products and quantities. For a replacement, check fixing dimensions, electrical connections and version compatibility before ordering.

A model or order reference is enough to start. Quantity and destination can follow.

Discuss a repeat order

02 / Recognition & equipment connections

Choose the form.
Then confirm the connection.

A standalone camera, a recognition column and an integrated barrier serve different installation needs. The enclosure alone does not define the recognition, control or software supplied.

Three ways to arrange vehicle recognition equipment
Product formA starting point when…What to confirm
Standalone ANPR / LPR camera You need a separate camera or want to retain other parking equipment.Recognition market and version, lens and mounting position, required plate events or opening output.
LPR & display terminal You need a column or terminal with a specified recognition and display arrangement.Camera inclusion, display format, voice or lighting options, interface and installation dimensions.
Recognition-integrated barrier You are considering a barrier that combines recognition equipment in its physical arrangement.Included recognition hardware, boom configuration, detector requirements and control/software responsibilities.
Conceptual flow from vehicle recognition to control and barrier access
Logical stages shown as a concept; control may be integrated into the selected equipment. Confirm signals, detection devices and wiring for your configuration.

Connect the entrance around one workflow.

Our team can help map plate events, access permissions and opening signals to the equipment you already use.

Plan local or overseas cloud deployment for the project, with local payment integration and multilingual operation. We can support the development, commissioning and ongoing technical assistance your selected system needs.

03 / Pedestrian access

Plan the passage,
then choose the gate.

Start with how people need to pass through the entrance. Gate cabinets, passage widths and identity devices should be specified together, even when purchased separately.

  1. Choose the passage type

    Compare tripod, flap, swing and speed gates against the intended use, space and movement requirements.

  2. Lay out the actual lanes

    Confirm clear passage width, cabinet arrangement and overall footprint. Include any requirement for luggage, wheeled access or an accessible route.

  3. Specify identity & operation

    Identify the card reader, face terminal or existing access system. Check mounting, interface, access permissions and emergency release requirements.

A gate listing does not automatically include a reader or face terminal. Confirm the components and connections in the quotation.

Pedestrian gate passage layout illustration
Passage layout example. Check the clear width and reader arrangement for your entrance.
Concept comparison of printed advertising panels and lightbox panels
Display-format concepts, not model drawings. Request the structure and dimensions for your chosen barrier.

04 / Advertising & lightbox barriers

Match the display
to the barrier structure.

Compare the working boom, graphic area and lighting arrangement before choosing a format or preparing artwork.

Reach & clearance
Check boom length, effective blocking area, opening movement and the installation space.
Display & graphic changes
Confirm the usable display dimensions, single- or double-sided format, graphic material and replacement method for the model.
Lighting & operation
Identify illumination requirements, electrical loads and access for maintenance. Match operating time to the selected boom assembly.
Ask about a display configuration

Your next step

Not sure which product fits?

Tell us what you need to buy and what equipment you already have. A model, a short description or a previous order reference is a practical place to begin.