MPT double turnstiles are the ideal solution for outdoor access control when two passages are required and space is limited. MPT turnstiles can be precisely adapted to your intended purpose thanks to the drive variants offered: the electric motor-driven MPT 352 turnstile is set in motion gently, evenly and almost noiselessly by an MHTM™ drive unit – the first choice for representative security for outdoor areas and company grounds. The MPT 353 has an electromechanical locking unit and the rotary movement is generated by users themselves – a popular variant at leisure parks and stadiums. Both drive versions can be controlled by all conventional access control systems and can be operated in both throughflow directions. The purely mechanical MPT 350 turnstile only lets visitors pass in one direction and is thus particularly suitable for unmonitored exits at swimming pools and sports facilities. MPT turnstiles can also be individually adapted to your requirements in other ways: with a variety of material options, interlock variants, additional attachments and expansions for bicycles, wheelchairs and the transport of material.
Region availability
| Asia | Europe | Africa | South America | Oceania | North America |
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Afghanistan | Albania | Algeria | Argentina | Australia | Belize |
Armenia | Austria | Angola | Bolivia | Fiji | Canada |
Azerbaijan | Belarus | Benin | Brazil | New Caledonia | Costa Rica |
Bangladesh | Belgium | Botswana | Chile | New Zealand | Cuba |
Bhutan | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Burkina Faso | Colombia | Papua New Guinea | Dominican Republic |
Brunei | Bulgaria | Burundi | Ecuador | Solomon Islands | El Salvador |
Cambodia | Croatia | Cameroon | Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) | Timor-Leste | Greenland |
China | Cyprus | Central African Republic | French Guiana | Vanuatu | Guatemala |
Georgia | Czech Republic | Chad | Guyana | Haiti | |
India | Denmark | Côte d'Ivoire | Paraguay | Honduras | |
Indonesia | Estonia | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Peru | Jamaica | |
Iran | Finland | Djibouti | Suriname | Mexico | |
Iraq | France | Egypt | Uruguay | Nicaragua | |
Israel | Germany | Equatorial Guinea | Venezuela | Panama | |
Japan | Greece | Eritrea | Puerto Rico | ||
Jordan | Hungary | Eswatini | The Bahamas | ||
Kazakhstan | Iceland | Ethiopia | Trinidad and Tobago | ||
Kuwait | Ireland | Gabon | United States | ||
Kyrgyzstan | Italy | Ghana | |||
Laos | Latvia | Guinea | |||
Lebanon | Lithuania | Guinea-Bissau | |||
Malaysia | Luxembourg | Kenya | |||
Mongolia | Moldova | Lesotho | |||
Myanmar (Burma) | Montenegro | Liberia | |||
Nepal | Netherlands | Libya | |||
North Korea | North Macedonia | Madagascar | |||
Oman | Norway | Malawi | |||
Pakistan | Poland | Mali | |||
Palestine | Portugal | Mauritania | |||
Philippines | Romania | Morocco | |||
Qatar | Russia | Mozambique | |||
Saudi Arabia | Serbia | Namibia | |||
South Korea | Slovakia | Niger | |||
Sri Lanka | Slovenia | Nigeria | |||
Syria | Spain | Republic of the Congo | |||
Taiwan | Svalbard and Jan Mayen | Rwanda | |||
Tajikistan | Sweden | Senegal | |||
Thailand | Switzerland | Sierra Leone | |||
Türkiye | Ukraine | Somalia | |||
Turkmenistan | United Kingdom | South Africa | |||
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Uzbekistan | Sudan | ||||
Vietnam | Tanzania | ||||
Yemen | The Gambia | ||||
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Zimbabwe |