EntranceEquipment

An equipment to describe an entrance like a door or barrier.

<EntranceEquipment version="any" id="321">
  ...
</EntranceEquipment>

The definition of the inside and outside of an entrance requires its orientation. For fixed object entrances this is done via the DoorOrientation property. However this only allows compass directions which do not apply to vehicles. Therefore this requires the Orientation property from the DeckEntrance this EntranceEquipment is assigned to.

The Orientation of the DeckEntrance points towards the outside.

             ▲
             │      Outside
             │   ┌───────────┐
Orientation  │   │Door       │
             │   └───────────┘
             │      Inside

XSD: xsd/netex_part_1/part1_ifopt/netex_ifopt_equipmentAccess_version.xsd

Location

PublicationDelivery/dataObjects/ResourceFrame/equipments

Properties

Width

Clearance width of the entrance.

Example

<Width>1.2</Width>

Height

Clearance height of the entrance.

Example

<Height>2</Height>

DirectionOfUse

Direction in which the entrance can be used. Default is both.

Values (DirectionOfUseEnumeration):

• up
• down
• both

Example

<DirectionOfUse>both</DirectionOfUse>

Door

Whether there is a door in the entrance. If false it describe an opening in a wall.

Example

<Door>true</Door>

DoorHandleOutside

The type of the outer door handle. This property can also be thought of as the handle against the door direction.

Values (DoorHandleEnumeration):

• none
• lever
• button
• knob
• crashBar
• doorHandle
• grabRail
• windowLever
• vertical
• other

Example

<DoorHandleOutside>doorHandle</DoorHandleOutside>

DoorHandleInside

The type of the inner door handle. This property can also be thought of as the handle in door direction.

Values (DoorHandleEnumeration):

• none
• lever
• button
• knob
• crashBar
• doorHandle
• grabRail
• windowLever
• vertical
• other

Example

<DoorHandleInside>doorHandle</DoorHandleInside>

KeptOpen

Whether the door is kept open.

Example

<KeptOpen>false</KeptOpen>

DoorType

The type of door.

Values (DoorTypeEnumeration):

• hingedSingle
• hingedPair
• slidingSingle
• slidingPair
• foldingSingle
• foldingPair
• hingedRamp
• revolving
• other
• none
• unknown

Example

<DoorType>slidingSingle</DoorType>

Barrier

Whether there is a physical barrier across the doorway.

Example

<Barrier>true</Barrier>

Staffing

Whether the door is staffed.

Example

<Staffing>false</Staffing>

AutomaticDoor

Whether doors open automatically.

For doors with a DoorType set to revolving this indicates that the door rotates on its own without manually pushing it. AutomaticDoor therefore supersedes the RevolvingDoor property.

Example

<AutomaticDoor>false</AutomaticDoor>

DoorControlElementHeight

Indicates door control element height. This could be e.g. a door handle or a door button.

Example

<DoorControlElementHeight>1</DoorControlElementHeight>

GlassDoor

Whether the door is made of glass. Useful in navigation to warn visually impaired people.

Example

<GlassDoor>false</GlassDoor>

WheelchairPassable

Whether the entrance can be passed with a wheelchair.

Example

<WheelchairPassable>true</WheelchairPassable>

WheelchairUnaided

Whether the entrance can be passed in a wheelchair without aid.

Example

<WheelchairUnaided>false</WheelchairUnaided>

DoorstepMark

Whether there is a tactile doorstep mark.

Example

<DoorstepMark>false</DoorstepMark>

NecessaryForceToOpen

The necessary force to open the door. While these are subjective values they might still be beneficial in regards to accessibility.

Values (NecessaryForceEnumeration):

• noForce
• lightForce
• mediumForce
• heavyForce
• unknown

Example

<NecessaryForceToOpen>heavyForce</NecessaryForceToOpen>

SuitableForCycles

Whether the entrance can be passed with a bicycle.

Example

<SuitableForCycles>true</SuitableForCycles>

RampDoorbell

When there is a removable ramp, whether the entrance has a dedicated doorbell to ask for the ramp.

Example

<RampDoorbell>false</RampDoorbell>

TurningSpacePosition

Whether there is a turning space for wheelchair users. The manoeuvering space for wheelchairs is a space left in the immediate vicinity of the door to operate it correctly and is materialised by a rectangle located at the base of the door.

Values (EntranceTurningSpacePositionEnumeration):

• none
• outside
• inside
• insideAndOutside

Example

<TurningSpacePosition>insideAndOutside</TurningSpacePosition>

WheelchairTurningCircle

The diameter of the turning circle within the turning space for a wheelchair.

Example

<WheelchairTurningCircle>1.2</WheelchairTurningCircle>