Entrance layout study

Vehicle and pedestrian access side by side

A pedestrian gate and a vehicle recognition terminal can sit close together while serving different users. Plan the passage widths, reader positions and opening controls as separate parts of one entrance.

Review the layout, then plan the right products with our technical team.

Stainless steel pedestrian gate cabinets and face readers beside a vehicle recognition column
Presentation-adjusted site reference

What the photograph shows

The visible arrangement.

Use the layout to frame a similar requirement, then select the model and configuration for your order.

  • Two stainless steel cabinets form a pedestrian passage with paired metal leaves.
  • Identity readers are mounted at the pedestrian gate; a tall vehicle recognition column stands beside it.
  • A raised vehicle boom is visible behind the adjacent recognition equipment.

Before choosing equipment

Three decisions for this layout.

01

Keep the passages distinct

Measure the usable pedestrian opening and vehicle lane separately. Allow room for waiting users without placing them in the vehicle approach.

02

Place the reader for the user

Choose mounting height and direction around the approach, sunlight and gate movement. Plan the cable route before selecting a pedestal or cabinet mount.

03

Define each opening command

Specify which device controls the pedestrian gate and which controls the vehicle barrier, including staff release and the required exit arrangement.

Products & supply scope

Build your purchasing brief.

Choose the products you need. Our technical team can review the layout and connections with you.

Control and accessories

List the controller, opening inputs, detection devices and mounting parts to be included in the quotation.

Shunjie technical support

Work through the details with us.

Share your entrance photos, dimensions or existing equipment details. Our technical team can help you review the product selection, mounting and connections before you order.

  • Vehicle lane and pedestrian passage widths
  • Expected users and access method
  • Reader mounting position and outdoor conditions
  • Existing controllers and release method
  • Required products, quantities and destination