Royal Boon Edam, a specialist in security entrances and architectural revolving doors, has launched the latest addition to their medium-security portfolio
With increasing scrutiny of the growing threat of workplace safety, more and more organisations are turning to security entrances to increase both the safety and security of people and assets.
The gate has been designed to provide all the fundamental functions needed in a security speed gate. Furthermore, current developments surrounding the corona pandemic are increasingly causing companies to ask themselves who and when and why they might be inside a building or a specific space.
The wide cabinets of the Speedlane Compact allow integration with many different types of technology, including access control such as biometrics and facial recognition. Integration by third parties is simple, and collaborative technology becomes even more accessible.
Mark de Jong, product manager of the security products portfolio at Boon Edam, said, “The Speedlane Compact uses advanced algorithms to detect tailgating, piggybacking and other forms of misuse.” He goes on to explain, “The sensors also detect objects – people carrying briefcases and trollies through the speed gate - they are recognised as such, and the product’s behaviour adapts accordingly. These same sensors also make the product 100 per cent safe to use.”
The gate is fashioned to fit into small areas, making it ideal for high-value real estate properties. It does an effective job within a very small space – relieving security personnel and ensuring that only authorised people can enter the designated area. Its small footprint does not compromise in any way on design.
