
Shared entrance
Vehicle and pedestrian access
A dedicated pedestrian passage beside vehicle recognition equipment.
Entrance layout studies
See how vehicle and pedestrian equipment can fit around an entrance. Use these photographed layouts to discuss the products, passage arrangements and connections your order needs.
These are layout references for product selection. Each study focuses on visible equipment and the information needed for a similar entrance.
Seven practical starting points
Each study brings together the visible layout, the selection questions and the equipment you can request.

Shared entrance
A dedicated pedestrian passage beside vehicle recognition equipment.


Factory gate integration
Add vehicle and staff recognition around existing entrance gates.

Side pedestrian access
Fit a reader and pedestrian gate into the side of an entrance.

Paired vehicle barriers
Plan both sides of a wide entrance and its pedestrian route.

Building entrance
Keep the pedestrian entrance distinct from a panel-barrier lane.

Supply from Shunjie
Source the products you need from our parking and pedestrian ranges. Order them individually, or ask us to review the equipment for the same entrance.
ANPR cameras, recognition and display terminals, barrier gates, and parking software requirements.
Browse vehicle barriersPedestrian gate forms and identity terminals, with the passage width and reader mounting considered together.
Browse pedestrian gatesIdentify the controllers or gate operators you retain, the new equipment you need and the signals they should exchange.
Discuss equipment connectionsMore installation photographs
Look at the lane, the stopping point and the equipment position when preparing photos of your own entrance.




Help from the Shunjie technical team
Start with the photos, dimensions and equipment details you have. We can help you review the product choice, installation arrangement and connections.