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CoMETA Security Portals

High Security Portals & Security Doors

High security portals and security doors provide controlled individual pedestrian access for environments where preventing unauthorised entry, tailgating and piggybacking is a high priority.

Available in a range of configurations including security portals, man traps, security cabins and revolving security doors, solutions can incorporate access control, single-person detection, biometric verification, metal detection and security-rated glazing.

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✓ Maximum Security Protection.
✓ Unmanned Access Control.
✓ Bullet-Resistant Options.
✓ Metal Detection Integration.
✓ Tailored Security Solutions.

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Tailgating

Evolve security portals provide a highly controlled entrance solution for facilities requiring a higher level of pedestrian security than conventional turnstiles or speed gates.

 

The enclosed design controls movement through the entrance and can incorporate technologies designed to verify individual passage, detect tailgating and prevent unauthorised access.

 

Different portal configurations are available to suit the security requirements, available space and pedestrian flow of the site, with options ranging from compact space-saving designs to wider high-flow configurations.

Piggybacking

The FT range provides motorised full-height pedestrian access control in configurations designed for different security, passage and site requirements. The sections below explain the security and safety features, key characteristics, operation, applications and terminology across the range.

  • Enclosed individual pedestrian access.

  • Interlocked entrance and exit doors.

  • Single-person passage control.

  • Tailgating and piggybacking detection.

  • Weight sensing options.

  • Biometric verification options.

  • Metal detection options.

  • Left-object detection.

  • Security-rated glazing options.

  • Compact and space-saving configurations.

  • Round, square and cylindrical portal designs.

  • Integration with access-control systems.

  • Configurations for high-security and high-flow applications.

What is a Security Portal? A security portal is an enclosed pedestrian entrance system designed to control individual access between secure areas. Interlocked doors and detection systems help prevent unauthorised entry, tailgating and piggybacking.

How does a Security Portal work? Following successful access authorisation, the first door opens and the user enters the portal. The entrance door then closes before the system checks the passage and releases the exit door. Once the user has exited, the second door closes and the portal returns to its secure state.

Can Security Portals integrate with access-control systems? Yes. Security portals can integrate with a wide range of access-control and identification systems, including card readers, biometric devices and other authentication technologies, depending on the portal configuration.

Can Security Portals detect tailgating and piggybacking? Yes. Depending on the configuration, detection systems can identify attempts by more than one person to pass through an authorised access cycle. Additional technologies can include weight sensing and single-person detection.

Are Security Portals suitable for unmanned entrances? Yes. Security portals can be integrated with access-control systems and detection technologies to provide controlled pedestrian access without requiring a security guard to operate the entrance continuously.

How do I choose the right Security Portal? The right configuration depends on factors including the required level of security, available space, pedestrian throughput, detection requirements and access-control system. Evolve can help identify a suitable portal configuration for your site.

‘Evolving the way you manage your pedestrian entrance control’

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