Airson Rfid Technologies

Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) tags are security devices used primarily in retail stores to prevent shoplifting. Here's a brief overview:

Function: EAS tags are attached to merchandise and work by triggering an alarm when an active tag passes through detection systems at store exits.

• Types: There are several types of EAS tags, including
• Acousto-Magnetic (AM) tags,
•  Radio-Frequency (RF) tags, and
• Electromagnetic (EM) tags.

Each type operates on different frequencies and requires compatible detection systems.

• Usage: When an item with an EAS tag is purchased, the tag is deactivated or removed by store personnel. If an active tag passes through the detection system, it raises an alarm, alerting staff to potential theft.
• Advantages: EAS tags are a cost-effective way to enhance security and reduce inventory shrinkage due to shoplifting