Modern Library Protection RFID Security Gates Reader EAS & AFI Anti-Theft Alarm Modes rFID system for library

Product Description:

Modern library protection RFID security gate readers often come equipped with Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) and Amorphous Ferromagnetic Alloy (AFI) Anti-Theft Alarm Modes. These modes help to prevent theft and unauthorized removal of library materials. Here's a brief explanation of each:

EAS Mode: EAS is a common anti-theft technology used in libraries and stores. It involves attaching RFID tags to library items, which can be deactivated or activated at the security gates when borrowing or returning materials. When a book or item with an active tag passes through the gate without proper deactivation, an alarm is triggered. This alerts library staff and discourages theft.

AFI Mode: AFI (Amorphous Ferromagnetic Alloy) is another anti-theft technology used in certain library security systems. In this mode, library materials are equipped with AFI tags that are either magnetic or RF-coded. The security gates are designed to detect the presence of active AFI tags. If an item with an active tag passes through the gate without proper deactivation, an alarm is triggered.

Together, EAS and AFI modes provide a comprehensive security solution for protecting library materials from theft and unauthorized removal. The security gate readers are usually installed at exits or designated areas within the library and are connected to the library's management system to track borrowed or returned items.

Features:

• Product Name: Library RFID Security Gates Reader
• Protocol: ISO15693
• Indicators: Sound and light alarm
• Frequency: 13.56MHz
• Noise Detection: Support
• Security Models: EAS, AFI, DSFID and EAS+AFI
• Application: anti-theft systems in libraries, archives, jewelry and clothing stores, etc.

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