Pressure-sensitive safety gates, commonly used as shielded doors, offer the following advantages:
1. Low failure rate: Composed of multiple small sensors, the gate automatically closes when someone enters the sensing area. Its sensors have a very low failure rate, resulting in a highly stable system.
2. High efficiency: In emergencies, the pressure-sensitive safety gate closes quickly to prevent injury and ensure personnel safety.
3. Easy maintenance: The simple structure of the pressure-sensitive safety gate facilitates installation, debugging, and maintenance, significantly reducing maintenance costs
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4. Flexibility: The sensitivity of the pressure-sensitive safety gate can be set to suit different usage scenarios and needs. For example, on a production line, the sensitivity can be set higher to ensure safety, while in other scenarios, the sensitivity can be lowered to allow workers and equipment more freedom of movement within the access control area.
