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ES200i Internal Pedestrian Speed Gate

The Evolve ES200i is designed to provide controlled pedestrian access in demanding indoor environments.

 

Combining a robust design with high-speed, bidirectional operation, it is suitable for facilities such as indoor skate parks, bike parks, sports venues and other managed spaces requiring a durable entrance solution.

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The ES200i is supplied with 10 mm PMMA arms without perforations, with metal arms available as an option. Its configuration can be selected to suit the requirements of your facility and access-control system.

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ES200 External Speed Gate

The Evolve ES200i is designed for demanding indoor environments that require robust, controlled pedestrian access, including skate parks, bike parks and leisure facilities.

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  • Robust Indoor Design – Suited to demanding internal environments.

  • Flexible Arm Options – Supplied with 10 mm PMMA arms, with metal arms available as an option.

  • Efficient Pedestrian Flow – High-speed, bidirectional operation supports controlled movement.

  • Flexible Passage Widths – 600 mm and 900 mm options, subject to configuration.

The ES200 combines a robust outdoor design with controlled pedestrian access in demanding weather conditions. The sections below cover its security and safety features, key specifications, applications and available technical information.

  • Designed for demanding indoor environments

  • 10 mm PMMA arms without perforations supplied as standard

  • Optional metal arms

  • High-speed, bidirectional pedestrian operation

  • 600 mm and 900 mm passage-width options, subject to configuration

  • Compatible with suitable access-control systems, including card and biometric readers

  • Designed for practical installation, servicing and maintenance

  • No internal cabinet temperature control

Choose the ES200i for Your Entrance

Designed for demanding indoor environments, the ES200i provides controlled pedestrian access with flexible arm options. Contact our team to discuss your site requirements and the right configuration for your project.

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What is the ES200i internal speed gate designed for? The ES200i is designed for controlled pedestrian access in demanding indoor environments. Typical applications include skate parks, bike parks, sports and leisure facilities, and other managed indoor sites requiring a robust entrance solution.

What is the difference between the ES200i and ES200e? The ES200i is designed primarily for internal use and is supplied with 10 mm PMMA arms without perforations. Metal arms are available as an option. The ES200e is designed primarily for outdoor use, includes internal cabinet temperature control and is supplied with stainless-steel tubular arms as standard, with perforated PMMA arms available as an option.

What arm options are available for the ES200i? The ES200i is supplied with 10 mm PMMA arms without perforations. Metal arms are available as an alternative, allowing the configuration to be selected according to the requirements of the installation.

Can the ES200i integrate with an existing access-control system? The ES200i can integrate with compatible access-control systems, including card and biometric readers. Compatibility depends on the equipment and interface requirements, so we recommend confirming your system details with Evolve before ordering.

What passage widths are available for the ES200i? The ES200 range offers 600 mm and 900 mm passage-width options, subject to model and configuration. Contact Evolve to confirm the available options for the ES200i and identify the most suitable width for your entrance.

Is the ES200i suitable for skate parks and bike parks? The ES200i is intended for demanding indoor environments and may be suitable for indoor skate parks, bike parks and similar recreational facilities. The final configuration should take account of the intended users, entrance layout, pedestrian flow and site safety requirements.

‘Evolving the way you manage your pedestrian entrance control’

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