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If you are a retailer, you know how important it is to protect your merchandise from theft, shrinkage, and damage. You also know how challenging it can be to manage your inventory, optimize your store layout, and enhance your customer experience. That’s why you need Sensormatic machines, the most advanced and reliable retail technology solutions in the market.
Sensormatic machines are devices that use electronic article surveillance (EAS) technology to detect and prevent shoplifting, as well as provide inventory intelligence and shopper insights. EAS technology involves attaching tags or labels to merchandise that can be detected by sensors at the store exit. If an item is not properly deactivated or removed at the point of sale (POS), an alarm will sound, alerting the staff and deterring the thief.
Sensormatic machines include detection systems, detachers and deactivators, hard tags, labels, safers and wraps, video solutions, and RFID systems. These machines work together to provide a comprehensive and integrated solution for retail security and efficiency.
Sensormatic machines work by using different types of EAS technology, such as acousto-magnetic (AM), radio frequency (RF), and radio frequency identification (RFID). Each type of technology has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the application and environment.
AM technology uses a transmitter to create a surveillance area where tags and labels are detected. The transmitter sends out a signal at a specific frequency to energize the tags in the surveillance zone. Then, the transmitter shuts off and the tag responds by emitting a signal at the same frequency. The receiver picks up this signal and triggers an alarm if it matches the characteristics of an active tag.
RF technology uses a transmitter and receiver to create a low-frequency magnetic field in the antenna panel. When a tag or label enters this field, it creates a change in the field’s amplitude. The receiver detects this change and triggers an alarm if it exceeds a certain threshold.
RFID technology uses radio waves to communicate data between tags and readers. RFID tags have a microchip that stores information about the item, such as its name, price, category, etc. RFID readers have antennas that send out radio signals to query the tags. When a tag receives a query, it responds by sending back its data to the reader.
Sensormatic offers a wide range of models for different types of Sensormatic machines, depending on the needs and preferences of the retailer. Some of the most popular models are:
If you are interested in purchasing or installing Sensormatic machines in your retail store in Qatar, you should contact Axle Systems, the leading distributor of Sensormatic products in the country. Axle Systems has been providing quality retail technology solutions since 2008. They have a team of experienced professionals who can help you choose the best Sensormatic machines for your needs and budget. They also offer installation, maintenance, and support services for your convenience and peace of mind.
To contact Axle Systems, you can visit their website, call them at +974 4468 2391, or email them at [email protected].
Here are some common questions and answers about Sensormatic machines: