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Recommended channel anti-theft solution for large and medium-sized supermarkets: The cashier channel type supermarket anti-theft device is installed at the isolation guardrail of the supermarket cashier channel. One device protects 2 independent channels. The effective protection distance is 0.6-0.8 meters on one side, which fully meets the supermarket anti-theft product loss prevention requirements.

As the variety of supermarket products becomes more and more abundant, anti-theft labels are becoming more and more popular as an anti-theft means. However, in the process of using anti-theft tags, many people will encounter the problem of false alarms, which will not only affect the shopping experience of customers, but also bring unnecessary troubles to supermarkets. In order to avoid this situation, this article will introduce how to correctly use the anti-theft labels of supermarket goods.

AM color labels are mainly used for product theft prevention and security. It is one of the common anti-theft technologies in supermarkets, retail stores, clothing stores and other shopping malls. It usually consists of two parts: a magnetic material and a plastic shell, and the shell is usually in different colors. The main uses of AM labels are as follows:

Everyone who has visited the mall will always find that the mall will be equipped with a mall anti-theft device, such as the mall anti-theft door at the entrance of the mall, the soft and hard labels on the goods, the degausser (unlocker) on the cashier's hand when paying, you can Said that shopping mall anti-theft devices have become an indispensable anti-theft tool for shopping mall anti-theft, so what advantages does installing shopping mall anti-theft devices have in commodity anti-theft?

Supermarket anti-theft systems usually use electronic technology to detect whether goods are stolen or taken out of the store without payment. The main detection methods include the following: RFID technology: Many supermarkets use RFID tags, which are attached to goods. When customers pass unchecked goods through the RFID reader, the system can detect the presence of the tag and compare it with the purchase record.