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London ON N6L 1G9

Access Control & Electrified Hardware

Access Control & Electrified Hardware

Access Control Systems

Pro-Able can create an ideal security solution for you. Taking into consideration your unique requirements, we will work within your budget to ensure that your facility is secure at all times.

Access Control Systems can be as simple as one credential reader-controlled employee entrance, to complete building solutions that control and monitor the access of each door or area for every user at all times. These systems can also be used to process employees’ attendance records electronically, control access for each department or area of your facility, remotely re-assign access, and integrate with building systems and software to provide a unique solution. Let Pro-Able supply and install the system that is right for you.

Electrified Hardware

From re-configuring the operation of an existing opening to replacing necessary components, Pro-Able can provide you with the electrified hardware you require so your building remains secure.

Power Transfers

Power Transfers create a bridge for electrical current between the frame and door when electrified hardware such as electrified locksets are used. These are available in the following variations:

  1. Electric Hinges
  2. Electrical Power Transfers
  3. Door Cords/Current Transfer Loops
  4. Inductive Coupling Power Transfers
Click here for more information on Von Duprin Current Transfer products.
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Electrified Locking Hardware

Electrified Locking Hardware accomplish the actual unlocking of a door. They are available in three main variations:

  1. Electric Strikes
  2. Electric Locksets and Exit Devices
  3. Maglocks
Click here for more information on TAC Systems Electric Strike and Maglock products.
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Click here for more information on Schlage Electronic Lock products.
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Click here for more information on Schlage Wireless Access products.
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Click here for more information on Rutherford Controls Electric Strike and Maglock products.
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Click here for more information on Von Duprin Electric Strike products.
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Electrified Locksets

Available in fail safe or fail secure operation, with a mortise or cylindrical body, electrified locksets can be the solution for controlling access to a room or area.
Applying or removing power unlocks the lever while the door remains latched, maintaining the integrity of a fire rated door.

Click here for more information on Sargent Electrified Locksets products.
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Click here for more information on Schlage Electrified Locksets products.
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Click here for more information on Salto products.
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Click here for more information on Command Access Cylindrical and Mortise Locksets products.
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Click here for more information on Allegion Engage products.
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Latch Retraction Devices

Whether purchasing a new device to replace an existing, or installing a retrofit kit on an existing device, electronic latch retraction can be provided for most industry-leading exit devices and mortise locks. When power is applied to the device, the latch is pulled back (retracted) which allows the door to be pushed or pulled open.

Click here for more information on Von Duprin Latch Retraction Devices products.
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Click here for more information on Sargent Latch Retraction Devices products.
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Click here for more information on Command Access Exit Device Latch Retraction products.
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Electric Strikes

One of the most traditional forms of electrified hardware is the electric strike. Available in fail safe or fail secure operation, power controls the strike gate to allow a projected latch to pass through providing entry and/or egress.

Click here for more information on Von Duprin Electric Strikes products.
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Click here for more information on HES Electric Strikes products.
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Click here for more information on Camden Controls products.
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Magnetic Locks

Where latching hardware does not provide sufficient security, such as at a Hospital or Long Term Care facility, magnetic locks can be used as an alternative or in conjunction with latching hardware in order to prevent non-authorized egress.

Click here for more information on Securitron Magnetic Locks products.
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Click here for more information on Schlage Credential Reader products.
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Credential Readers

Credential Readers are used to control access to a room or building area. They can be either wall-mounted, or fully integrated within a door mounted lockset. They are available in the following formats:

  1. Smart
  2. Proximity
  3. Keypad
  4. Biometric
  5. iButton
Click here for more information on Salto products.
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Click here for more information on Schlage Credential Reader products.
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Click here for more information on Sargent Credential Reader products.
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Click here for more information on Securitron Credential Reader products.
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Credentials

Smart and proximity cards are available in several different form factors. The most common are cards and fobs. As smart card technology becomes more prevalent, form factors such as sticky patches, wrist bands, and watches have become more common.

Click here for more information on Schlage Credentials products.
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Click here for more information on HID Credentials products.
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Click here for more information on Salto Credentials products.
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Power Supplies

A wide variety of power supplies are available; from output power and current to on-board switching, battery backup, or fire alarm integration options.

Click here for more information on Von Duprin Power Supply products.
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Click here for more information on Command Access Power Supply products.
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Click here for more information on Securitron Power Supply products.
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Terminology

Access Control System:the combination of a credential, a reader, a controller, a power supply and an electric unlocking mechanism, which combine to allow a system administrator the ability to grant or deny access to a controlled area. In its simplest form an access control system unlocks a door for an authorized user; in advanced configurations, user access can be designated by day and time, system administration is managed via computer, and audit trails are created.

Audit Trail: a record, both historical and in real time, of all events that occur within the parameters of an access control system. This record will include events such as access granted or denied, notifications of a door being propped or forced open and system update information. An audit trail can be used to monitor the movements of an individual through secured areas both in real time or historically. Audit trails can also be searched for specific events, i.e. which individual’s accessed a specified area, between specified hours on a specified day.

Biometric Reader: a reader that identifies human attributes such as fingerprints or hand geometry. Biometric readers offer the greatest security.

Controller: the “brain” of an access control system, this circuit board receives data from a reader, compares the data against its database of authorized users, and when it finds a match signals the unlocking mechanism to allow access.

Credential: a user associated item that is used in conjunction with a reader to identify an individual to the access control system. It may take the form of a card, key fob or PIN number, and in the case of biometric readers, a fingerprint or hand.

Fail Safe: an electric unlocking mechanism, which upon loss of power or malfunction, remains in an unlocked state.

Fail Secure: an electric unlocking mechanism, which upon loss of power or malfunction, remains in a locked state.

Keypad: a reader that features the universally recognizable numerical keypad. Keypads identify PIN numbers; they may be combined with another type of reader to create dual credential access points.

Online System: an access control system which is connected and managed at all times by a computer. The connection maybe hardwired or wireless; this form of system allows for the greatest level of administrative control.

Proximity Reader: a reader that decodes the ID code on a proximity credential. No direct physical contact is required; credentials are decoded when they are within 2” – 8” from the reader. When required, proximity readers are available that provide a further read range of 2’ – 15’.

Standalone System: an access control system which does not require connection to a computer for system administration. Standalone systems generally incorporate the reader and controller into a single package; they are programmed through the reader and provide little or no audit trail. These economical systems typically replace keyed locks, but with the added advantage of being able to deny access without having to physically retrieve a key or re-key a lock.

Time and Attendance: the combination of an access control system and specialized software that allows the system administrator to process employees’ attendance records electronically. The reader that is used for clocking in and out can be located centrally (i.e. a staff room), or it can be a reader that also controls an access point (i.e. staff entrance).


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