Features of EAS Lanyard Tags

EAS lanyard tag is a kind of electronic anti-theft tag, which is often used in retail environments such as stores and supermarkets. It has the following characteristics:

Efficient and reliable: EAS lanyard tags adopt an electronic monitoring system, which can efficiently and reliably detect whether the goods have been stolen. It uses electromagnetic wave or radio frequency technology for item identification, and the system will send out an alarm when the item is taken out of the door area without authorization.

Easy to install and use: EAS lanyard tags are simple in design and easy to install on merchandise. It is usually connected to the product by a rope or cable, and can be easily hung on clothing, shoes, bags and other items. Store associates can quickly add or remove tags at checkout, making shopping easier for customers.

Reusable: EAS lanyard tags can be used multiple times without damaging the item. Merchants can reuse labels in the sales cycle, which is more cost-effective. At the same time, the form and appearance of the label can also be customized as needed to meet the needs of different commodities.

Strong anti-interference: EAS lanyard tags are designed with anti-interference in order to reduce the occurrence of false alarms. It adopts special packaging materials and circuit design, which can resist external electromagnetic interference and improve the stability and reliability of the system.

Wide application: EAS lanyard tags are suitable for various types of goods, such as clothing, shoes, bags, electronic products, etc. It can help merchants reduce cargo loss and theft, and improve security and customer shopping experience.

It should be noted that the EAS lanyard tag is only a part of the anti-theft system, and its effect needs to be used in conjunction with monitoring equipment and access control systems to achieve better anti-theft effects. Merchants should adjust and manage according to the actual situation when using it to ensure the normal operation and effectiveness of the system.