September 2026 | Entrance Control

A NexGate sectioning off an area securely.

07 Sep Space-saving gate supports organisations looking to divide spaces in style

Posted at 02:20h in News

A sleek new access control solution has been released in Australia and New Zealand, designed to compartmentalise internal spaces without taking up the area that a traditional swing barrier requires. Entrance Control has added NexGate to its range to provide a compact solution to control access...

Two lanes of recently installed EasyGate SPT speedgates securing the entrance to the gym at Keilor East Leisure Centre.

07 Sep Melbourne leisure centre secures gym with EasyGate SPT speedgates

Posted at 02:10h in Case Studies

Staff at Melbourne's Keilor East Leisure Centre’s on-site gym can now spend more time with gymgoers and less time on admin, thanks to the recent installation of two lanes of EasyGate SPT speedgates. The new speedgates, installed in April to secure the gym entrance, complement four...

An illustration of point-to-point vs time-of-flight sensors.

07 Sep How time-of-flight technology is making speedgates ‘smarter and smaller’

Posted at 01:52h in News

Traditional point-to-point beam technology relies on a physical intrusion directly between two infrared sensors to trigger a response, but a new generation of sensor technology can pro-actively sense movement before a person or object reaches a security gate installation. This state-of-the-art development in sensor technology has...