Restricted Left Entry-2 Symbol
⛡ indicates a restricted entry area, often used to signal controlled access.
U+26E1
⛡ is the “Restricted Left Entry-2” symbol, encoded as U+26E1. It’s commonly used to visually communicate restricted or monitored access. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Restricted Left Entry-2 Symbol Meaning
⛡ (Unicode name: “RESTRICTED LEFT ENTRY-2”, U+26E1) is a sign-like glyph that communicates restricted access, controlled entry, or permission-based entry. The “left entry” form is often used in contexts where you want to specify a particular side or entrance direction without writing long labels. In UI mockups, documents, and signage text, it works as a compact warning marker for areas that require authorization. Because it behaves like a standalone symbol, it’s also convenient for status notes, help text, and form instructions where you want quick visual scanning.
Common uses
- •Marking restricted entrances in event or venue signage text
- •Indicating access control in app or website UI (e.g., “restricted entry” notes)
- •Labeling secure areas in documentation or workplace procedures
- •Annotating tickets or passes where entry requires approval
- •Tagging messages about permission requirements in customer support
Examples
⛡ Restricted Left Entry Symbol
- ⛡⛡ Restricted Left Entry-2: Authorized staff only
- ⛡Please keep clear. ⛡ restricted entry on the left side
- ⛡Access requested: ⛡ restricted entrance
- ⛡⛡ Restricted Left Entry-2 applies during setup hours
- ⛡Entry denied without credentials ⛡
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+26E1 | |
| HTML Entity | ⛡ | |
| HTML Code | ⛡ | |
| CSS | \26E1 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⛡?
⛡ is U+26E1 (Unicode name: RESTRICTED LEFT ENTRY-2).
How can I copy ⛡ from this page?
Copy the character directly (⛡) or use one of the provided escape forms like HTML entity (⛡), CSS escape (\\26E1), or JavaScript escape (\\u{26E1}).
What does ⛡ usually mean in text?
It’s commonly used to indicate restricted or permission-based entry, often tied to a specific entrance area.
Is ⛡ suitable for user interface labels?
Yes. It works as a compact status or instruction symbol for restricted entry notes in UI, documentation, and signage text.