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An EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) anti-theft system is a technology used in retail and other settings to prevent shoplifting and other theft by detecting and alerting staff to merchandise being removed without payment or authorization. It consists of tags or labels attached to merchandise and antennas or pedestals at entrances/exits that detect the presence of these tags. 

Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) is a security system used to deter theft and unauthorized removal of items in retail and libraries. It involves attaching tags to merchandise that trigger alarms if they pass through a detection system without being deactivated at the point of sale. 

EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) security tags are a type of anti-theft system used in retail to prevent shoplifting and theft. They are attached to merchandise and work by emitting a signal that can be detected by antennas placed at store entrances and exits. If an item with an active EAS tag is taken out of the store without being properly deactivated or removed, the antennas trigger an alarm, alerting security staff. 

EAS System can detect both Security Tags (up to 5 feet on either side of the antenna with larger security tags and 3 feet with smaller security tags ) and labels (up to 3 feet on either side of the antenna).
SELF INSTALLATION: This system is easy to install and maintain. The antenna requires no synchronization (hard wiring) between systems nor do they require synchronization to the deactivators when required.
EASY CONFIGURATION: Our Detection Systems may require some configuration which can delay the shipment. If you would like to receive more information please contact one of our sales representatives. Our systems are self-installable, easy to move and may require little or no calibration. We provide phone support when required by the customer.
GREAT DETECTION: The detection of these security systems may vary from location to location and we cannot assure that optimum results will be achieved all the time, but in regular circumstances this systems do offer a fine detection