Turnstiles AG Series User manual

AG-Series Tandem Turnstile
Installation Manual
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Contents
Unpackaging .......................................................................................................2
Tandem Full Height Turnstile General Dimensions ..................3
Tandem Full Height Turnstile Nomenclature ...............................4
Installation .......................................................................................................5
Electrical Requirements..........................................................................13
Access Control Requirements .............................................................13
Wiring Schematic ...........................................................................................14
Warranty and Disclaimer .........................................................................15
Unpackaging
Verify you have all parts and hardware listed below
1.1-Turnstile header with 2 -locking mechanisms and lid
2. 2 - Rotors
3. 2 -bottom bearing assemblies
4. 2 -Cages
5. 2 -Combs
6.1 -Crossmember
7.Included installation hardware box (see hardware
checklist in box)
8.Touch up paint (powder coated only)
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Tandem Full Height Turnstile General Dimensions
Model
(a)
(b)
(C)
(d)
(E)
ag-27-
tt
91 ¼”
55 7/16
46 5/8”
28 1/8”
30 1/8”
Ag-30-
tt
102 1/4”
60 9/16”
51 1/8”
31 1/8”
33 1/8”
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Tandem Full Height Turnstile Nomenclature
AG 30 TT GV 2E
Series Passage width
in inches
27
30
TT-
For tandem
turnstile
HHTT-
Half height
Tandem
turnstile
TQHTT-
Three quarter
height Tandem
turnstile
GV-
Galvanized
PC-
Powder Coated
POG-
Powder coated
over
galvanized
SS-
Stainless
steel
2E-
2 way
electronic
passage
control
1E-
1 way
electronic
passage
control
M-
Mechanically
locked one
direction, free
exit the other
direction
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Installation
1.Starting with a level concrete slab or equivalent, begin
the layout process by snapping a center line and a
cross line for the turnstile entrance. Stand up the
Cages on the center line and measure the appropriate
distance for the model of turnstile. (see general
dimensions chart for measurements)
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2.Loosely bolt the header to cages and square them up by
measuring to the center point. Refer to the general
dimensions to see what this measurement would be for
each model of turnstile. Once square, mark the holes
on the cage feet and anchor using provided anchors.
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3.Attach the comb crossmember with provided bolts.
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4. The combs will be labeled top and bottom on the
anchor and bolt plates. Attach the combs to the
crossmember with provided bolts loosely. Align and
anchor the bottom of the combs referring to the
general dimensions for the model of tandem turnstile.
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5.Install the bottom bearing plates with the supplied
anchors referring to the general dimensions for the
model of tandem turnstile.
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6.The rotors are not the same on a tandem turnstile.
Install the rotors so that the arms fit in between the
comb arms. Once placed on the bottom bearing assembly
tip the rotor into place and install the spline shaft.
Below is correct alignment of the rotors while locked.
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7.If you have additional turnstiles or ada gates
that go in the entrance array, use the bolts in the
hardware box to bolt them together with the ½”
spacers between the headers.
Bolts with ½” spacers
between the headers are used
to space the headers apart
properly. ¾” conduit nipples
with locknuts can be used to
provide multiple chases
through the headers for
access control and
electrical wiring.
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1.Install the Lid. Consult with electricians and access
control contractors to apply power and control the
turnstile with access control system.
There is a wire chase for
wiring through the cage
so that no wiring is
exposed. We recommend
using a Mini Mullion
reader that will fit on
the cage 2x2 and
fastening the reader
directly to the cage.
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Electrical Requirements
Input Voltage
120V (240v Special Order)
Frequency
50/60 hz
Amperage Draw
.5 – 1 amps (unless
enclosure heater is added =
+5 amps)
Operating Temperature
-40 °F – 120 °F
Access Control Requirements
Input trigger
Normally open dry contact /
no voltage
Minimum Trigger Pulse
1 second
Recommended Wire Size
18G 18/4
Fire Release
Fire relay removes power
from turnstile in case of
emergency (turnstile must be
configured with fail open
solenoids to achieve this)
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* DIMENSIONS MAY VARY IN ACTUAL INSTALLATION - FABRICATION CHANGES RESERVED - SIMILAR EQUIPMENT MAY BE SUBSTITUTED *
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DWG
AG Series Full Height Turnstile
Wiring Schematic
(No Counter)
01-01-20
AG SERIES
WIRING DIAGRAM
WIRING DIAGRAM
FIRST DRAWN BY
JJM JR
01-01-20
REVISED BY
DATE
3 12
5 4
6
10 11 12 15 18 78 9
P N G
110VAC
50/60Hz
NO C
Clockwise
Electro-
mechanical
device
GD com NC NO sensor
FO FC
COUNTER CLOCKWISE
RIGHT CONTROL MODULE
NL
G
3 12
5 4
6
10 11 12 15 18 78 9
P N G
110VAC
50/60Hz
NO C
GD com NC NO sensor
FO FC
CLOCKWISE
LEFT CONTROL MODULE
Counter-
Clockwise
Electro-
mechanical
device
Contact
Block
End Cap
110VAC 50/60Hz
by Electrician
Components shown
spread apart on Din rail
for wiring diagram only.
All actual components
are adjacent on Din rail
Contact
Blocks
Circuit
Breaker
N. O.
COM
N. O.
COM
DIRECTION 1
ACCESS CONTROL
DIRECTION 2
ACCESS CONTROL
18/2 AWG WIRE (typ.)
NO Voltage Dry Contact
18/2 AWG WIRE (typ.)
NO Voltage Dry Contact
* NOTE
Suggested FACP
connections incorporate
a NO contact on Panel to
120VAC NC Relay to interrupt
Turnstile power on Fire Alarm
for this configuration
by Electrician
FACTORY
WIRING
NOT USED NOT USED
BK
WT
GN
BK
WT
GN
BK
BK
RD
RD
FAIL OPEN
DEVICE
FAIL OPEN
DEVICE

•Remove the lid from the header.
•Clean out the header ofany dust and debris.
•Take out center shaft bylifting it out of the top ofthe locking
mechanism (you may need a pair ofchannel locks togrip the shaft).
•Addgrease when reinserting the shaft, for ease of future
maintenance.
•Lift the center rotor off ofthe bearing, inspect bearing, re-grease with
red grease orreplace if necessary. Make sure that the rotor is
oriented properly with the arms facing the middle /center of the
cage. If replacement is necessary the bottom bearing part number is
AGRB10.
•Test electrical function bytriggering turnstile to unlock in each
direction.
•Shut off the equipment breaker in the header ofthe turnstile, make
sure that fail-open and fail-close are functioning properly.
•If your turnstile isequipped with lights, verify that all directional
lights are working properly, replace bulbs ormodule as necessary.
AG-Series Turnstile
MAINTENANCE
Annual Recommended Inspection and Maintenance for AG Series Turnstiles

Warranty and Disclaimer
Warranty
Thank you for your interest in our products and services.
This Limited Warranty applies to physical goods, and only for
physical goods, purchased from Outlaw industries.
What does this limited warranty cover?
This Limited Warranty covers any defects in material or workmanship
under normal use during the Warranty Period.
During the Warranty Period, Manufacturer will repair orreplace, at
no charge, products or parts of a product that proves defective
because of improper material or workmanship, under normal use and
maintenance.
What will we do to correct problems?
Outlaw Industries will repair the Product at no charge, using new or
refurbished replacement parts.
How longdoes the coverage last?
The Warranty Period for Physical Goods purchased from Outlaw
Industries is 18 months from the date of shipment to the end user.
What does this limited warranty not cover?
This Limited Warranty does not cover any problem that is caused by:
● Conditions, malfunctions or damage not resulting from defects in
material or workmanship
● Shipping cost for repair, or damage from shipping
What do you have to do?
To obtain warranty service, contact us to determine the problem and the
most appropriate solution for you. If defects are considered product must be
shipped by customer tothe Manufacturer,ifdefects are covered under
warranty product will be repaired and shipped back to customer.
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