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MS500 Swing Barrier
The MS500 is a 600mm wide-passage swing barrier built for entry points that need to move more than foot traffic — luggage trolleys, parcels, and wheelchair access all pass through without needing a separate accessible lane. A 20W DC brushless motor drives it at 40 to 50 people per minute, and the SUS304 stainless steel body is rated for both indoor and covered outdoor installation. As a standalone unit with dry contact/relay signal I/O, the MS500 connects directly into whatever access control setup a site already runs.
Description
The MS500 Swing Barrier controls pedestrian access through a lane noticeably wider than standard turnstiles — 600mm versus the typical 500–550mm — making it suited to hotels, transit stations, hospitals, and offices that need accessible-width entry alongside regular foot traffic. Each cycle enforces one-person-per-authorization passage through anti-tailgating detection, closing the panel before a second, unauthorized person can follow an authorized user through.
The barrier ships as a mechanical and electrical unit only — motor, glass panel, cabinet, dry contact/relay I/O, and voice prompt feedback — and connects to whichever authentication method the site uses. This includes any external RFID reader or centralized access controller, letting one hardware platform serve very different site requirements without needing a different barrier model for each authentication type.
Features:
600mm Wide Passage
— Wider than most swing barriers on the market, purpose-built for luggage trolleys, parcel carts, and wheelchair access without a separate accessible lane.
20W DC Brushless Motor
— Delivers quieter operation, lower maintenance, and longer service life than standard AC drives, at a low power draw.
40–50 People Per Minute
— Rated throughput keeps entry moving during shift-change or peak hours without a queue forming at the barrier.
Anti-Tailgating Detection
— Enforces strict one-person-per-authorization passage on every open cycle.
SUS304 Stainless Steel Cabinet
— Corrosion-resistant construction rated for indoor use and covered outdoor installation.
IP44, -10°C to 60°C Operating Range
— Suited to most Indian site conditions, though not for fully exposed outdoor locations.
Voice Prompt + LED Status Indicator
— Clear audible and visual feedback on every valid or denied access attempt.
8 Optional Access Control Methods
— Swipe card, RFID, iris recognition, fingerprint, palm vein, face recognition, QR code, coin/ticket, or manual operation — chosen based on site requirement.
Applications:
Transit Stations
— The wide passage and coin/ticket compatibility suit metro and railway environments handling passengers with luggage.
Hotels
— Accommodates bell carts and guest luggage at lobby entry points while card or QR-based authentication manages guest access.
Corporate Offices
— Card, fingerprint, or face recognition integration at lobby entrances handles shift-start volume without queuing, connecting to a smart card reader or HID controller for centralized management across multiple doors.
Banks & Financial Institutions
— Controlled, dignified customer entry without the confined feel of a full-height turnstile.
Gyms & Clubs
— Fast QR or card-based member entry, with the wide lane accommodating equipment carts.
Specification (Verified — Morx Datasheet)
| Parameter | Value |
| Brand Name | MORX MS500 |
| Motor Type | DC Brushless Motor |
| Flow Rate | 40–50 people/minute |
| Passage Width | ≤600mm |
| Rated Power | 20W |
| Cabinet Material | SUS304 |
| Input/Output Signal | Dry contact / relay signal |
| Dimension | 2200 × 200 × 980 mm |
| Net Weight | 20 KG |
| Gross Weight | 25 KG |
| IP Rating | IP44 |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 60°C |
| Operating Humidity | 5%–85% |
| Working Environment | Indoor / Outdoor (covered) |
| Voice Prompt | Yes |
| Access Control Options | Card, Iris, Fingerprint, Palm Vein, Coin/Ticket, Face Recognition, QR Code, Manual (optional) |
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FAQs
What makes the MS500 different from a standard swing barrier?
Its 600mm passage is wider than typical swing barriers — specifically built for luggage, parcels, and wheelchair access alongside normal foot traffic, rather than pedestrian-only entry.
Does the MS500 include a card reader or biometric device?
No — the MS500 is the barrier mechanism itself. Card, biometric, and QR readers are optional integrations selected based on the site's access control requirement.
What is the MS500's maximum throughput?
40 to 50 people per minute — enough to handle peak-hour office, hotel, or transit traffic without a queue building at the barrier.
Is the MS500 suitable for fully outdoor installation?
It carries an IP44 rating, suited to indoor use or covered outdoor entry points — not fully exposed outdoor locations facing direct rain.
What access control methods can be integrated?
Eight optional methods: swipe card, iris recognition, fingerprint, palm vein, face recognition, QR code, coin/ticket, and manual operation — letting one unit serve different site requirements.
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