Service Highlights
- Accessibility Hardware Assessment and Coordination
- Push-Button and Motion Sensor Integration
- Electric Strike Coordination for Security
- Low-Energy Automatic Door Operators
- Maintenance & Adjustment for Existing Systems
- Integration with Access Control Keypads
Hands-Free Commercial Access
Providing accessible, hands-free entry is essential for modern businesses, medical clinics, retail stores, and multi-tenant residential buildings. iProtect Locksmith specializes in the installation, repair, and maintenance of automatic door operators to ensure you meet AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) standards.
Automatic door operators are complex systems. The motor, the physical door closer, the electronic latch, and the activation controls must all work together perfectly.
Comprehensive Operator Services
We don’t just bolt a motor to the wall. We ensure the entire door opening functions securely.
- Operator Installation: Retrofitting low-energy operators onto wood, steel, and aluminum glass doors.
- Activation Controls: Installing hardwired and wireless handicap push buttons, wave-to-open sensors, and motion detectors.
- Security Integration: Coordinating the automatic motor with electric strikes or maglocks so the door remains locked to the public but opens automatically when an authorized fob is swiped.
- Troubleshooting: Fixing doors that slam, open too slowly, or fail to close completely due to wind or pressure issues.
Practical Accessibility Support
We help make your commercial entries easier to use for everyone, while ensuring that the door remains physically secure and reliable after hours. We will inspect your specific opening and provide a clear proposal before installation begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make my existing manual door automatic?
Yes, in most cases we can retrofit a low-energy automatic door operator onto your existing commercial door, adding push-buttons to make it fully accessible.
Why does the automatic door try to open while it's still locked?
This is a common coordination issue. The automatic operator must be perfectly synced with an electric strike or latch retraction system so the lock releases a split-second before the motor pulls the door open. We can repair this timing issue.
Do you repair broken handicap push buttons?
Yes. We replace broken wired push buttons, install wireless activation transmitters, and replace dead batteries in existing wireless wall switches.