Use QR at the point of entry
KT4526 and KT4526-BW place the QR / ticket reader and screen directly on the turnstile head. Guests present a mobile or printed QR ticket before moving through the controlled lane.

Most of the audience arrives within a short period before curtain-up. Keyable entrance control supports printed and mobile QR tickets while keeping the entrance orderly and appropriate for carefully designed cultural spaces.
The busiest period is usually the 20–30 minutes before the performance. Several hundred individual ticket checks may therefore be compressed into one short arrival window.
Visitors arrive with printed QR tickets, mobile tickets and screenshots. The entrance must give each person a clear point at which their ticket is presented before passage.
An opera house or concert hall cannot treat entrance equipment as an industrial afterthought. Materials, proportions and visual weight matter in spaces built around architecture, hospitality and ceremony.
Some guests arrive after the main audience is seated. Their entry still needs to remain controlled without recreating the full pre-performance queue.
Guests may leave the controlled area during an interval and return before the next part begins. Entry therefore needs to work outside the initial ticket rush as well.
One cultural centre may contain several stages, screens or auditoria. The entrance layout needs to support clear movement without making every visitor pass through the wrong controlled area.
KT4526 and KT4526-BW place the QR / ticket reader and screen directly on the turnstile head. Guests present a mobile or printed QR ticket before moving through the controlled lane.
A tripod turnstile occupies a relatively small footprint and creates a clear one-person passage point. This can suit cinemas, cultural centres and secondary entrances where a full glass gate line is unnecessary.
Speed gates with glass wings provide a lighter visual presence where the entrance forms part of a formal architectural interior. They suit reception foyers where transparency matters as much as controlled passage.
The entrance should be planned for the pre-show rush, late arrivals, interval re-entry and final departure. If powered barriers form part of an escape route, the route must remain clear on power loss in accordance with EN 17352.
Keyable entrance control can support the ticket formats commonly used by theatres and concert halls. KT4526 models place a QR / ticket reader and screen directly on the head, while glass-wing speed gates provide an alternative for more architectural foyers. The final arrangement should reflect both audience flow and the building's evacuation strategy.
The 450 × 260 × 980 mm polished stainless-steel pedestal combines a tripod mechanism with a QR / ticket reader and screen. It suits controlled ticket entry where a compact, neutral architectural finish is required.
The KT4526-BW uses the same 450 × 260 × 980 mm format with a white body and black head. Its integrated QR / ticket reader and screen suit interiors where the entrance equipment should read as part of the foyer design.
Glass-wing speed gates suit premium foyers where visual openness is important. They create controlled pedestrian lanes while maintaining a lighter architectural presence than a conventional solid barrier line.
A compact tripod turnstile with an integrated QR / ticket reader is suitable where controlled one-person entry is required. KT4526 and KT4526-BW both provide a reader and screen directly on the turnstile head.
Yes. QR codes can be presented from a phone screen or on paper. KT4526 and KT4526-BW are equipped with a QR / ticket reader and screen.
Glass-wing speed gates are the better architectural choice where transparency and visual restraint are priorities. They can form a controlled entrance line without giving a formal foyer an industrial character.
If a powered pedestrian barrier forms part of an escape route, the route must remain clear on power loss in accordance with EN 17352. The entrance and evacuation strategy should therefore be considered together.
Every model in the range is available as a supply-only order, as an installation integrated with the system you already use, or as a complete working solution. The choice is commercial, not technical — the hardware is identical.
You already have an integrator, an access platform and a programme. We deliver the equipment and the paperwork, and stay out of the way.
We install, commission and integrate Keyable barriers and turnstiles with virtually any professional access-control platform capable of exchanging the required commands and credentials. You keep your software; only the entrance changes.
One point of responsibility from the site survey to the fifth year of service. You approve a design and take delivery of a working entrance.
All three models cover the full range: speed gates, swing, flap and sliding barriers, tripod, full height and half height turnstiles. Scope, response times and warranty terms are set per project and confirmed in the quotation.