The situation relating to Coronavirus came about very quickly and immediately started to influence businesses worldwide. Countries across the globe came up with measures to slow down the spread of Coronavirus. One of them is social distancing, which means keeping space between one person and another outside of their homes in public places. Common practice is to keep this distance to a minimum of 2m.
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To make this happen in indoor places, i.e. buildings, office areas or shops which people enter can be arranged by defining a maximum number of people to enter such a place or zone and, of course, to prevent more people from entering. This is a new requirement which managers of such places must arrange. They can do it manually; by placing an employee at the entrance who would allow only the defined number of people to stay in the area. Or there might be a system which would do it automatically, a people access control system for buildings, shops and other indoor areas which need to control number of visitors to these places. The task of such a system is to count the number of people who enter or exit a building or indoor area. When the maximum allowed number of people have entered, the entry or entrance door will remain closed.
Smooth and fast design and development process with support from the counter manufacturer. Hengstler has an engaged and flexible technical support team that can help during the development of the system, to find the right solution for the customer application. Hengstler can offer fast samples and serial product delivery.
Tico 772 is a multifunctional people counter which can be set as a pulse counter with differential operation. It counts up or down and has a preset, which can be set at the maximum number of allowed customers or people who enter the indoor area. If the preset is reached, the relay output is activated and thus blocks the access or can activate an alarm/red light.
