About Product
The Lane Everyone Can Use
A P-gate provides an accessible passage within a pedestrian access control system. Its P-shaped arm clears a 900 mm opening, accommodating wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility (PRM), service trolleys, pallet trucks, and passengers carrying luggage. This allows users who need additional space to enter through the main access control area rather than relying on a separate side entrance.
P-gates are typically installed alongside standard swing barriers or flap barriers. While standard lanes manage regular pedestrian traffic, the P-gate provides a wider passage for users and items that cannot comfortably pass through narrower lanes. It can operate under the same access credentials and access control procedures as the other lanes, supporting controlled and recorded entry.
Aurotoshi offers two P-gate configurations. The Cabinet P-Gate houses the drive mechanism and a three-pair infrared (IR) sensor array within a compact 480 mm cabinet. Its wing can be customised from 500 mm to 1,000 mm to suit the installation requirements. The Post P-Gate uses the same P-type arm on a 168 mm diameter column, making it suitable for entrances where floor space is limited or a minimal-footprint design is preferred.
Both configurations offer stainless steel construction options and are manufactured at Aurotoshi's Ghaziabad facility. The specified system is designed to support automatic opening during a fire alarm or power loss; confirm the emergency behaviour for the selected configuration before installation.
As a P Gate Manufacturer in India, Aurotoshi provides accessible pedestrian gate solutions for facilities that need wider passage options alongside controlled pedestrian entry.
Features
900 mm Accessible Passage
Clears a PRM user, a trolley or two suitcases without a separate side door.
Wing Customisable 500 to 1000 mm
Cabinet P-gate wing specified to the opening rather than a fixed width.
Two Form Factors
Compact 480 mm cabinet, or a 168 mm diameter post for minimal footprint.
Same Credential as the Main Lanes
RFID, QR, fingerprint, face and iris; PRM entry stays credentialled and recorded.
Auto-Open on Fire Alarm
Arm opens automatically on fire alarm or power loss, clearing the widest lane.
SS 304 Arm or Toughened Glass
Stainless arm as standard, toughened glass where the entrance is a public face.
A P-gate provides a wider passage for people and items that cannot comfortably pass through standard pedestrian access lanes. Its P-shaped arm supports controlled entry for wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility (PRM), passengers carrying luggage, and service trolleys. P-gates are commonly used in entrances where accessibility needs to be accommodated alongside regular pedestrian movement.
By combining a wider passage with access control, a P-gate helps facilities manage accessible entry without treating it as a separate security process. The appropriate configuration depends on the required passage width, entrance layout, expected footfall, and access control requirements.
Aurotoshi manufactures P-gate solutions for facilities that require controlled pedestrian access with wider passage options. The range includes the Cabinet P-Gate and Post P-Gate, allowing project teams to choose a configuration according to available floor space, architectural requirements, and installation layout.
The Cabinet P-Gate houses the drive mechanism and infrared sensors within a compact cabinet. The Post P-Gate uses a column-based design for installations where a minimal footprint is preferred. Both configurations offer stainless steel arm options, with toughened glass available for selected applications.
As a P Gate Manufacturer in India, Aurotoshi provides accessible gate solutions for commercial buildings, corporate offices, transport facilities, hospitals, educational institutions, and other sites where controlled pedestrian movement is required.
An automatic pedestrian gate with a wider passage can help improve access for wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility, and visitors carrying bulky items. P-gates are designed to complement standard access control lanes, allowing different users to enter through a suitable passage within the same entrance area.
Depending on the selected configuration, P-gates can be integrated with access technologies such as RFID cards, QR codes, fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, and iris recognition. Compatibility should be confirmed for the specific access control system and project requirements.
The right P-gate configuration depends on the installation environment and the available space.
Cabinet P-Gate
The Cabinet P-Gate houses the drive and a three-pair infrared sensor array within a 480 mm cabinet. Its wing can be specified from 500 mm to 1,000 mm, making it suitable for projects where the passage configuration needs to be adapted to the entrance layout.
Post P-Gate
The Post P-Gate uses a 168 mm diameter column to support the P-type arm. Its compact form factor is suitable for entrances where floor space is limited or a less bulky installation is preferred. Confirm the required passage clearance against the approved configuration before specifying the model.
P-gates can be installed alongside other pedestrian access control products to create an entrance arrangement for different movement requirements. Swing barriers provide a passage option for entrances that require swinging wings, while flap barriers are suited to controlled pedestrian lanes with retractable wings.
The final system should be planned around accessibility, pedestrian throughput, credential requirements, safety devices, and emergency operation. For projects that require a wider controlled passage, Aurotoshi can help identify a suitable P-gate configuration based on the site's installation and access requirements.
Models & Specifications
Choose Your Specification
Choose from our range of high performance variants tailored to your specific facility requirements.
Compact 480 mm cabinet housing the drive and a 3-pair IR array, with the wing specified from 500 to 1000 mm.
Same P-type arm on a 168 mm diameter column, for the smallest possible footprint at the opening.
Compact 480 mm cabinet housing the drive and a 3-pair IR array, with the wing specified from 500 to 1000 mm.
Same P-type arm on a 168 mm diameter column, for the smallest possible footprint at the opening.
Full Specification Comparison
| Specification | Cabinet P-Gate | Post P-Gate |
|---|---|---|
| Form factor | Cabinet | Post / column |
| Best for | Accessible lane beside a bank of barriers, wing sized to the opening | Accessible lane where floor space is tight or the architecture calls for minimal footprint |
| Arm | SS 304 P-type arm | toughened glass | SS 304 P-type arm | toughened glass |
| Throughput | 15-20 persons per minute | 15-20 persons per minute |
| Passage clearance | 900 mm standard (wing customisable 500 to 1000 mm) | 550 mm standard / 900 mm wide |
| MTBF | 10 million cycles / under 30 min | 10 million cycles / under 30 min |
| Certification | CE | CE |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Buyer's Questions, Answered
Common queries from facility managers, procurement heads, and plant engineers.
Yes. Aurotoshi offers Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) support covering drive and wing servicing, IR and access control calibration, and breakdown response. The company also supports EPC contractors, ELV consultants, and procurement teams with BOQ and technical submittal documentation. Confirm the precise service scope and project requirements before ordering.
A P-gate is an access-controlled pedestrian gate with a P-shaped arm that provides a wider passage for wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility (PRM), service trolleys, and passengers carrying luggage. It is typically installed alongside standard pedestrian barriers to provide controlled access for users who need additional space.
A swing barrier manages regular pedestrian movement through a swinging wing, typically handling 30 to 35 people per minute. A P-gate provides a dedicated wider passage for PRM users, trolleys, luggage, and assisted movement, with a typical throughput of 20 to 25 people per minute according to the supplied Cabinet P-Gate specification. Both can form part of the same access control arrangement.
Aurotoshi manufactures P-gate solutions at its Ghaziabad facility. Its range includes Cabinet P-Gate and Post P-Gate configurations for facilities that require wider pedestrian passage options integrated with access control. The suitable model depends on the required opening width, entrance layout, and project specifications.
The Cabinet P-Gate (SBPG328) houses the drive mechanism and a three-pair infrared sensor array in a compact 480 × 280 mm cabinet. Its wing can be specified from 500 to 1,000 mm. The Post P-Gate (SB318) uses a 168 mm diameter column for a smaller installation footprint. The Post P-Gate is specified without the cabinet model's IR array.
The Cabinet P-Gate has a standard 900 mm passage, with a customisable wing width from 500 to 1,000 mm. The Post P-Gate supports a 550 mm standard passage or a 900 mm wide passage. The required clear opening should be confirmed during the site survey before the model is finalised.
Yes. Depending on the selected configuration, P-gates can support access technologies such as RFID cards, fingerprint recognition, QR codes, facial recognition, iris recognition, and Morpho-based systems. Integration requirements should be confirmed against the site's existing access control system.
A P-gate should not be treated as a standalone anti-tailgating solution. The Cabinet P-Gate has a three-pair IR array, while the Post P-Gate is specified without one. According to the supplied product guidance, anti-tailgating and anti-pass-back functions should remain with the adjacent swing or flap barrier lanes. Positioning the P-gate within sight of reception or a staffed security point can provide additional oversight.
The supplied product description states that the P-gate can open automatically during a fire alarm or power loss. The exact behaviour depends on the approved configuration and site safety requirements, so confirm the emergency-release sequence and fail-safe or fail-secure settings with Aurotoshi before installation.
According to the supplied project information, standard P-gate sizes typically require 4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation, while custom sizes may require 6 to 8 weeks. A site survey is typically arranged within 3 working days of enquiry, subject to scheduling and site conditions.
After Installation
Service & AMC for
P-Gates
We don't disappear after installation. Structured AMC, 24-hour breakdown response, in-house spare parts dispatched from Ghaziabad.
- Drive and arm mechanism servicing
- IR sensor alignment
- Access-control and reader calibration
- Fail-safe mode testing
- Service records provided
- 24-hour response for AMC customers
- OEM-held spares, no third-party lead time
- Drive, controller and reader replacements
- Trained engineers across Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Pune
- CE verification records
- Fire alarm auto-open testing
- Credential and reader verification
- Service records provided for audit