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Detection zoneAlerts when a tag on an unpaid item passes through PedestalsThe number depends on your entrance width AlarmSound and light PanelThe center panel can hold a poster (optional) BaseThe electronics sit inside the pedestal
  1. Detection zoneAlerts when a tag on an unpaid item passes through
  2. PedestalsThe number depends on your entrance width
  3. AlarmSound and light
  4. PanelThe center panel can hold a poster (optional)
  5. BaseThe electronics sit inside the pedestal
A pair of gates that combine RF and RFID. The number of pedestals is set by the entrance width. The detection zone is illustrated.
EAS anti-theft

Anti-theft gate

A pedestal gate that stands at your store entrance. When an unpaid item passes through, it sounds and lights up. We match it to the technology of the tags and labels you use in store.

Matched to your store's tags
  • AM58kHzDetects reliably even near metal or foil packaging
  • RF8.2MHzUses thin paper labels
  • RFIDUHFYour inventory labels cover anti-theft too
Fits your entrance
We set the number and spacing of pedestals to suit your entrance width and number of doors.
RFID combo
Choose RFID and the labels you use for inventory cover anti-theft too. Works with RFID-X sewn-in labels as well.
Installation and training
After installation, we check the alarms and train your staff.

Where it's installed

  • Apparel & accessories store entrancesHard tags on garments and bags, labels on packaged goods, all covered by one gate.
  • Supermarket & large store entrancesWide entrances take several pedestals. Packaged goods carry EAS labels.
  • Warehouse & dispatch doorsWith RFID, it also reads carton quantities as they pass through the dispatch door.

Specifications

Products
Anti-theft gate (pedestal type)
Technology
AM, RF or RFID, chosen to match your store's tags. Combined RF and RFID models are also available
Configuration
Number and spacing of pedestals set to your entrance width
Detection width
RFID pedestals: 0.8–1.5m (up to 2.2m), per the manufacturer. Actual width is measured on site
Alarm
Sound and light
Electronics
Housed in the pedestal, with wireless sync when several pairs are installed
Setup and diagnostics
Set up and checked via software or an app
Materials
Aluminum frame, acrylic (depending on model)
Installation
Fixed to the floor and connected to power, with under-floor wiring or a surface cable cover
Options
Remote management, people counting, poster panel
Used with
Hard tags, EAS labels, tag detachers, label deactivators
For RFID: RFID labels, RFID-X sewn-in labels

Specifications are the manufacturer's data for the products we plan to supply. The model may change to suit your store, and performance figures are as stated by the manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

I already use labels. Can I replace just the gate?

Yes, as long as the gate and labels use the same technology. Send us the tags or labels you use and we'll choose a gate to match. Our guide “AM, RF or RFID: which anti-theft system fits your store?” sets out which stores suit each technology.

What if my entrance is wide?

We add pedestals to split it into detection zones. Send a photo of the entrance and its width, and we'll suggest a setup.

Does it need floor work?

Cables can run under the floor, or across the surface under a cover. We'll decide with you after seeing your floor.

Can I use it with RFID inventory management?

Yes. RFID gates read the same UHF labels you use for inventory, so they also work with RFID-X sewn-in labels.

Send us a photo of your entrance

Add the entrance width and the tags you use now, and we'll tell you which technology and how many pedestals you need.