Frequently Asked Questions

Turnstiles are used across multiple sectors — including corporate offices, manufacturing plants, government facilities, schools, data centers, stadiums, and transportation hubs — to manage secure entry and prevent unauthorized access.

They help organizations maintain safety compliance and streamline foot traffic while providing access logs and integration with existing security systems.

Yes. Our turnstiles are designed to integrate with card readers, biometric scanners, keypads, and cloud-based access management software.

We can also sync your system with CCTV and visitor management platforms, giving you complete visibility and control over every entry point.

Full-height turnstiles provide maximum security — ideal for industrial sites, prisons, or restricted government areas — where tailgating prevention is critical.

Optical turnstiles, on the other hand, use sensors and glass barriers to maintain aesthetics while offering controlled access for corporate lobbies and commercial spaces.

Yes. All our systems are built to meet or exceed ANSI, NFPA, and UL safety standards.

They are also ADA-compliant and designed with emergency egress features to allow free passage in the event of power loss or fire alarms.

Yes. Atlanta Turnstiles installs, services, and supports turnstile systems we install in Atlanta and across the southeast, partnering with vetted security contractors and access control technicians to ensure reliable coverage wherever your facilities are located.

Our turnstiles support a range of credential options including RFID cards, mobile credentials, QR codes, fingerprints, facial recognition, and keypad entry.

We can configure systems for single or multi-factor authentication based on the site’s security level.

Cloud-based access control allows you to manage permissions, monitor entry events, and receive alerts remotely from any internet-connected device.

This system simplifies access management across multiple sites and integrates seamlessly with most turnstile models.

Some of our turnstile systems feature fail-safe or fail-secure modes, depending on your facility’s needs.

In a power loss, the system can be configured to unlock automatically for safe egress or remain secure until power is restored. Backup battery options are also available.

Absolutely. We offer consulting and design services to help corporations, contractors, and government agencies plan and implement large-scale turnstile and access control integrations that meet specific security requirements.