Bosiny direct RFQ path · confirmed email and WhatsApp handoff

Product Center

Bosiny Products for Project Buyers

Four priority families, two series, one RFQ path.

01 Core families Bosiny first

Full Height, Access Control, Speed Gates and Tripod pages stay as the primary RFQ path.

02 Supporting families Scenario add-ons

Swing, flap, boom barrier, LPR and software stay as project-fit support, not the first buyer choice.

03 Reserved series ASSA ABLOY reserved

Before authorization is confirmed, the partner entry only leads to a project brief.

Selection Logic

How to choose the right product family

Start with the entrance type, environment and integration workflow. Bosiny then recommends the suitable product family and supporting proof path for your project.

  1. Start from the entrance type: pedestrian lane, vehicle lane, perimeter control, parking workflow or identity verification node.
  2. Confirm environment constraints: indoor/outdoor exposure, lane width, queue pattern, emergency opening and integration interfaces.
  3. Choose the product family and basic configuration direction before comparing models.
  4. Request product photos, safe specification proof, certificates or installation preparation files when the project scope is clear.

Product Family Comparison

Match buyer intent to the right product family

Use this matrix to compare best-fit scenarios, avoid-when cases and one decisive project question before discussing models or commercial terms.

Product family Best fit Avoid when Key pre-sales question
Full Height Turnstiles Unattended perimeter entrances, industrial parks, stadiums and construction sites requiring stronger physical separation. Premium indoor lobby experience or fast accessible visitor passage is the central goal. Is the turnstile single-lane, double-lane, indoor, semi-outdoor or outdoor?
Access Control / Face Recognition Identity verification for gates, doors, visitors and elevator access where credential mix and privacy rules are clear. Local privacy approval, consent mechanism or data retention policy is not yet defined. Which credential mix is approved: card, QR, PIN, face, biometric or hybrid?
Speed Gates Premium indoor lobbies where speed, appearance and controlled pedestrian flow are equally important. Budget-only perimeter control, heavy outdoor exposure or wide accessibility lanes dominate the requirement. How many pedestrian lanes are needed during peak 15-minute traffic?
Tripod Turnstiles Durable, cost-disciplined pedestrian control for factories, gyms, schools and public facilities. Premium lobby image, wheelchair passage or high-security unmanned perimeter control is required. Is drop-arm behavior required during power failure or emergency release?
Swing Barrier Gates Accessible lanes, visitor entrances and mixed pedestrian traffic requiring wider clear passage. Narrow indoor corridors need compact high-speed lane bodies or full perimeter containment. What clear passage width and opening radius are required?
Flap Barrier Gates Compact indoor lanes for offices, gyms and ticketing entrances with controlled pedestrian behavior. Outdoor exposure, wide luggage flow or wheelchair-first access is the primary requirement. Will users carry luggage, carts or mobility aids through the lane?
Boom Barrier Gates Vehicle entrance control for parking lots, communities, logistics gates and industrial parks. The buyer mainly needs plate recognition workflow, payment logic or pedestrian access control. What boom length, vehicle frequency and anti-smash device policy are required?
LPR Parking System Parking workflows involving license plate recognition, whitelist, visitor vehicles and payment or platform integration. A simple manual vehicle barrier is sufficient and no data or payment workflow is required. Which plate region, lighting condition and payment or whitelist workflow must be supported?
Visitor Management System Office, campus, factory and residential entrances where visitor approval, temporary credentials and traceable access records are required. The site has not defined visitor data retention, consent wording or front-desk operating responsibility. Who approves visitors and how long should visitor records be retained?
Parking Guidance System Parking projects that need occupancy visibility, zone guidance and better vehicle circulation beyond basic entry control. The buyer only needs a simple barrier gate and has no sensor, display or parking-zone planning scope. How many spaces, zones, guidance displays and occupancy detection points are planned?
Software Platform Projects requiring unified permissions, access logs, parking workflow and multi-site operation visibility. The buyer expects a public off-the-shelf software promise without API, data policy or deployment review. Which modules, user roles, deployment mode and integration interfaces are in scope?
Elevator Access Control Buildings that need floor permission control connected with cards, QR codes, face terminals or visitor approval. The elevator brand, controller interface, fire recall logic or property approval is not yet available for review. Which elevator brand, floor count, reader method and fire-control requirement must be reviewed?
Smart Locks & Door Hardware Door-level access points for offices, apartments, staff rooms and equipment rooms where lock type and credential policy are clear. Fire door rules, mechanical door condition, local lock certification or privacy policy has not been checked. What door type, lock body, power strategy and credential method are required?
Hydraulic Bollards & Road Blockers Vehicle security perimeters, government facilities, logistics gates and high-risk entrances requiring stronger vehicle deterrence. Civil foundation, drainage, emergency release, local road safety approval or impact rating evidence is not yet reviewed. What security level, foundation condition, drainage plan and emergency operation policy are required?

Disclosure note: the comparison only narrows the product path. It does not publish pricing, model-level parameters, internal material codes or unverified performance promises.

Product Coverage & Media Governance

Connect the 360-item shortlist to buyer-visible product families.

The product center now separates shortlist coverage from future new-product backlog and shows where public-safe media is ready versus where empty media slots must remain until matching photos are reviewed.

P0

Pedestrian entrance control

73 shortlisted items

Speed / swing / flap / tripod / full-height turnstiles

Reviewed visuals available for Speed Gate, Tripod and Full Height; swing / flap remain empty media slots until matched images pass review.
Open next buyer path
P0

Parking barrier and LPR workflow

55 shortlisted items + 68 parking-guidance items

Boom barriers, LPR parking and parking guidance

No matching public product image is confirmed yet; product pages keep buyer-facing visual slots instead of borrowing turnstile photos.
Open next buyer path
P0

Access / face recognition terminals

76 shortlisted access-control and biometric items

Face recognition, QR, RFID, biometric readers and access terminals

Reviewed Access Control Terminal visual is available; interface files, privacy proof and datasheets stay request-based.
Open next buyer path
P1

Supporting access-control systems

83 supporting access-control and platform items

Smart locks, elevator access, visitor workflow, software platform, smart-city platform and support accessories

No public-safe matching product visuals are confirmed; use controlled resource requests and empty media slots for now.
Open next buyer path
P1/P2

Road security and future expansion

3 bollard / road-blocker items + EV and accessory backlog candidates

Hydraulic bollards, road blockers, EV charging and support accessories

Keep image positions reserved until category-specific photos are reviewed; do not mix certificate, QR or unrelated proof images as product photos.
Open next buyer path

Publication rule: use the four reviewed core product visuals only for matching families. For parking, platform, road-security and supporting categories, keep buyer-facing media slots empty until a safe image is confirmed; do not publish price, MOQ, lead time, certificate numbers, customer privacy or internal material codes.

Product Center RFQ Routing

Turn the product shortlist into a sales-ready project brief.

Mature B2B manufacturing product centers do not stop at category cards. They route buyers from product family selection into the first email fields that sales needs for Full Height Turnstiles, Access Control / Face Recognition Terminals, Speed Gates and Tripod Turnstiles.

Priority family First RFQ decision Evidence path Next page
Full Height Turnstiles Perimeter duty, lane count, indoor / semi-outdoor / outdoor condition and emergency release rule. Request product photos, datasheet scope, QC checkpoints and certificate images through controlled resources. Open product page
Access Control / Face Recognition Terminals Credential mix, door / gate / visitor / elevator integration path, privacy and data-retention boundary. Request terminal options, interface review notes and certificate image scope after project role is clear. Open product page
Speed Gates Lobby role, lane quantity, reader position, peak-hour flow and fire alarm emergency-open logic. Request speed gate photos, lane layout notes, quality proof and installation preparation files. Open product page
Tripod Turnstiles Factory / gym / campus use, drop-arm need, attendance or ticketing handoff and accessible lane plan. Request tripod datasheet, mechanism / drop-arm QC evidence, packing proof and application photos after review. Open product page

Product-center-to-RFQ handoff: buyers should send buyer role, country / region, product family, scenario, lane quantity, credential method, integration system and requested documents. No pricing, MOQ, delivery commitments, certificate numbers, internal material codes or customer files are published here.

Project Proof Path

Get the right proof files for your application

  • Product photos, safe specification proof and certificate files can be matched to your selected product family.
  • Project references and installation suggestions are shared according to application type and region.
  • Quotation and configuration details are prepared after lane count, environment and integration needs are confirmed.
  • Your project information is used only to support product selection and follow-up communication.

Request Support

Send your project requirements for selection advice

Share the entrance type, lane quantity, credential method and site conditions. Bosiny will help match pedestrian or vehicle access-control products and prepare the next quotation or proof package.

  • Project scene and entrance type
  • Estimated lane count or entrance/exit count
  • Authentication or payment workflow
  • Environment and compliance constraints

Continue evaluation

Move from product family to buyer guide or RFQ brief

Use the comparison table to select the first product family, then continue to a buyer guide, solution page or pre-filled project email with lane count, environment, credential method and proof needs.