Specialists from Stopcontrol – turnstile systems installed SG-3 series optical gates in the Skyliner building, distinguished by their unconventional white finish, which perfectly complements the industrial interior design of this skyscraper.

The scope of work included the installation of 12 modules of SG-3 series optical gates, with the installation works completed over two days.

An important aspect was the proper organization of pedestrian circulation routes within the entry and exit sections.

The passage section is the operational area of the device, including the range of moving elements and, where applicable, the detection zone of the device’s sensor system.

• The passage width should be adapted to the intended type of pedestrian traffic and the required level of security (e.g. traffic involving wheelchair users).
• The passage section must not be located in the immediate vicinity of stairs, landings, or other devices that may affect the safety and ergonomics of the passage.
• The pedestrian circulation route should be free of any thresholds or differences in floor level.
• The floor surface of the passage section should be made of anti-slip materials.
• The passage section should be adequately illuminated.
• It is recommended to use a single passage section for a single direction of pedestrian traffic (bidirectional traffic may be assigned to a single section only in cases of low pedestrian traffic volume where there is no risk of congestion forming in front of the devices).