Keep your footfall in line with ASSA ABLOY Flow Control
ASSA ABLOY Flow Control is an automatic people counting system designed for stores and shops. Track everyone who enters or leaves your store – using top-of-the-line sensor technology – and set maximum occupancy rates, with entry automatically blocked until enough visitors have left. ASSA ABLOY Flow Control is also able to connect up to four separate doorways – for unbeatable control and flexibility.
With ASSA ABLOY Flow Control you can enjoy:
We have designed ASSA ABLOY Flow Control to work with most systems, so you can easily retrofit it to your existing set-up. And, with more than 2,000 retrofits to date – make sure you don’t get left behind.
Clearly visible LED lighting signals whether or not it is okay to enter a building. Green indicates it is safe to go in, while red indicates that maximum occupancy has been reached. At this stage the doorway will only open for people exiting, with normal operations resuming once numbers have fallen.
Enjoy more than 99% counting accuracy even if your doorway is significantly wider than it is tall – by adding our mounting bracket to your Flow Control system. The mounting bracket can be placed directly above the doorway or on the ceiling, and does not require professional installation.
Easily observe and manage high-traffic and noisy areas with our loudspeaker. As soon as maximum occupancy is reached, an announcement will sound to alert shoppers and staffers alike – switching to “please enter” once it is deemed safe to do so. This solution is available with multiple language settings.
If your counting system is placed directly above the main doorway, or if you have a separate entrance and exit, connect an additional sensor to your master control – or run it as a completely independent counting system.
In cases where a facility’s automatic doors are not visible from the checkout area, we advise installing a bell to keep staff informed. Once maximum occupancy is reached, ASSA ABLOY Flow Control sends a signal to the bell system, thereby alerting staff.
