Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS): What It Is and How It Works

Electronic article surveillance (EAS) is a type of system used to prevent shoplifting. If you've ever been to a store and heard an alarm when somebody was exiting you've seen the EAS system in action. The system is designed to detect unpaid items in people's pockets or bags as they are leaving the store. It typically consists of two components: the EAS antennas and EAS tags or labels.

EAS antennas, sometimes called pedestals, are commonly installed at store entrances. EAS tags and labels, on the other hand, are attached to the merchandise to be protected. EAS antennas send and listen to signals at a specific frequency, usually within a range of six to eight feet. When an EAS tag or label passes between the antennas, it is detected and the store alarm is activated. To prevent unnecessary alarms, store cashiers remove or deactivate EAS tags and labels at the point of purchase. 

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• RF Soft Labels                                                                                       

RF Soft Labels have the advantages of good concealment, thinness and low price, so they are suitable for small cost products

• AM Soft Labels

AM Soft Labels has the advantages of strong signal, small size and strong anti-interference ability, which is suitable for all kinds of products

• Safer

The Safer provides comprehensive protection for your products, with reusable, long service life, strong protection, and strong signals

• Hard Tags

Hard Tags have the characteristics of reusable, long service life, strong protection and strong signal, and are suitable for all kinds of valuable commodities