2150 Style B: Pre-hung Pedestrian Swing Gate
Product Features
- Clear Opening Width Standard Sizes: 3’-0”, 3’-6”, 4’-0” and 5’-0”. Standard Clear Opening Height: 7’-0”.
- Special Features: High Security Electromechanical Lock
Product Summary
Controlling the flow of pedestrian traffic is every bit as important as vehicular traffic control. More than just a gate, the 2150 style pedestrian swing gate can provide the performance and features that round out a comprehensive security plan. Entry features for this configuration include a Corrections grade high security electromechanical lock, which is the most secure lock offered with a pedestrian swing gate. The electromechanical lock is compatible with card reader, keypad, push button and other electronic input devices. It is not compatible with a panic bar.
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Specs Features & Benefits
The TYMETAL 2150 Style B pedestrian swing gate is utilized in high security applications where security is the most important characteristic needed. It is often controlled remotely with a push button device by a guard who controls both entry and exit. Additional features include:
- Correctional grade security
- Electronic entry, compatible with a push button device, card reader, keypad or other electronic input device
- Most secure option to control pedestrian traffic in and out
- Gate jamb and pre-hung construction provides reliable gate travel and lock alignment
- Virtually maintenance free with minimal labor needed for installation
- Color/powder coating after galvanizing provides aesthetics with a durable finish
Pedestrian Portal Applications
TYMETAL’s 2150 Style B pedestrian swing gate can work in any setting that needs the highest level of control over foot traffic. Examples of some of the sectors TYMETAL participates in below:
- Airports
- Border patrol
- Data centers
- Educational institutions
- Financial institutions
- Governmental and municipal properties
- Homeland Security
- Military bases
- Oil and gas
- Public utilities
- Telecommunications
- Transit
Why Choose TYMETAL for Pedestrian Portals
TYMETAL has been an industry leader in the perimeter security market since 1985. With experts on hand to answer any questions or help design custom solutions, TYMETAL can be counted on to meet your particular needs.
TYMETAL’S high security 2150 style pedestrian swing gates work seamlessly with our vehicular gate systems to control foot traffic and enhance security. Our dedication to customer service and support is unmatched, and we pledge to work beside you throughout the entire project.
Contact us to learn more about our pedestrian gates or to discuss other security gate systems and solutions for your security design needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
TYMETAL has been in the perimeter security solutions market since 1985. With more than three decades of experience designing, manufacturing, and installing the 2150 Style B: Pre-hung Pedestrian Swing Gate, we have encountered many questions along the way. Explore a few of the common questions we are asked below. If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for, feel free to contact us by phone at 888-978-4283 or online.
What materials are used to ensure corrosion resistance in coastal or industrial settings?
TYMETAL’s 2150 Style B gate is available with galvanized steel frames and hardware, with optional powder coat finishes for color specification and additional corrosion resistance. For coastal and industrial environments with chemical or salt air exposure, TYMETAL recommends hot-dip galvanizing on all structural components combined with a powder coat topcoat for maximum protection.
Can Style B be configured with electromechanical or magnetic locks?
Yes. The 2150 Style B pre-hung frame is compatible with electromechanical locks, magnetic locks, and electric strikes, allowing integration with card access, keypad, or remote release systems. The pre-hung unit includes provisions for conduit and wiring access that simplify the installation of electronic locking hardware without field modification of the frame.
What inspection intervals help ensure hardware longevity in high-use zones?
In high-traffic installations, hinge wear, latch alignment, and lock hardware function should be inspected quarterly. Hinge pins and pivot points should be lubricated at each inspection, and electric lock hardware tested for consistent operation. Frame coating should be touched up promptly at any chips or scratches to prevent corrosion at high-contact wear points.