Tripod Turnstiles
Compact controlled lanes for practical staff or visitor entry management.
Entrance Control & Security
Boom Gates, People Entry & Security Screening Solutions
Keystone plans, sources, supplies and installs entrance-control equipment for vehicle lanes, pedestrian access, security checkpoints and workforce attendance requirements in Zambia.
Project-based supply
Supplied according to project requirements
Equipment is not presented as ready stock. Brand, model, specification, availability, pricing and delivery time are confirmed after the site requirement and approved scope have been reviewed.
Vehicle entrance control
Boom Gate Installation
Automatic boom barriers help organise vehicle access at offices, campuses, industrial facilities, residential developments, logistics entrances and controlled parking areas. Each lane should be planned around traffic volume, opening speed, safety and the method used to authorise vehicles.
- Automatic barrier operators, arms and secure mounting
- Vehicle loops, photocells and safety-edge options
- Remote controls, RFID, card, intercom or ANPR activation
- Manual release, backup power and controlled emergency operation
Managed pedestrian movement
People Entry & Exit Solutions
A well-planned pedestrian entrance should control access without creating congestion. Keystone can help define separate entry and exit lanes, visitor routes, staff access and wider accessible passage points according to the site's daily movement and security level.
- Credential readers for cards, PINs, biometrics or mobile access
- Visitor, employee and contractor movement planning
- Accessible gate lanes and practical reception integration
- Entry-event records linked to the approved management platform
Controlled access lanes
Turnstiles & Speed Gates
The correct gate type depends on the site's security level, appearance, pedestrian volume, indoor or outdoor location, emergency egress and accessibility requirements. Keystone assesses the entrance before recommending an equipment category and lane arrangement.
Full-Height Turnstiles
Higher-control perimeter entrances where unauthorised passage must be reduced.
Speed & Flap Gates
Faster, presentable pedestrian flow for suitable office and reception environments.
Accessible Gate Lanes
Wider passage planning for wheelchair access, deliveries and authorised movement.
Checkpoint planning
Security Inspection & Metal Detection
Security screening should be planned around risk, expected visitor volume, available space, operating procedures and trained personnel. Suitable equipment can be sourced and installed after the required detection level and checkpoint workflow are confirmed.
- Walk-through metal detector screening lanes
- Handheld metal detector support for secondary screening
- Queue, inspection-desk and controlled-entry layout planning
- Connection with CCTV, alarms and visitor-management procedures
Detection capability, calibration, operating procedures and any specialist inspection equipment must match the approved security requirement.
Advanced workforce verification
Advanced Time Attendance Solutions
For distributed teams, temporary worksites and mobile supervisors, an advanced handheld attendance terminal can provide a more practical option than a fixed wall unit. Solutions in the Horus H1 Mobile category may be considered and supplied according to project requirements and supplier availability.
- Mobile attendance capture for approved work locations
- Credential, biometric or identity-verification options where suitable
- Shift, attendance and exception reporting based on selected software
- Deployment planning that considers connectivity, charging and user roles
Biometric and employee data must be handled under an appropriate organisational policy, with lawful notice, access control and retention arrangements.
Delivery process
From requirement to commissioned entrance
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Assess
Review the site, movement, risk, utilities and operational requirement.
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Design
Define lanes, equipment category, integrations and safety arrangements.
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Source
Confirm suitable brands, models, availability, lead time and quotation.
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Install
Install, integrate, test, demonstrate operation and document handover.
Connected systems
Designed to work with the wider security environment
Entrance equipment performs best when access permissions, video evidence, communications, emergency operation, network connectivity and backup power are planned together.
Common questions
Entrance control FAQs
Can a boom gate work with number plate recognition?
Yes, where the approved design supports it. ANPR cameras, vehicle databases, intercoms, RFID or remote controls can be considered as activation methods.
Which turnstile or speed gate is suitable?
The choice depends on security level, pedestrian volume, indoor or outdoor use, available space, accessibility, finish and emergency-release requirements.
Can you assess an entrance before quoting?
Yes. A site assessment helps confirm lane dimensions, foundations, power, network routes, traffic flow, pedestrian safety and integration requirements.
Does mentioning an equipment example mean Keystone is an authorised distributor?
No. Equipment references describe possible solution categories. Keystone sources and integrates suitable equipment according to the approved requirement and does not imply manufacturer appointment unless separately confirmed in writing.
Plan the right entrance
Request an entrance-control assessment
Share the location, entrance type, expected users or vehicles, preferred operation and required integrations.