For protection from theft, sttID has optimized their RFID gate antennas.
The 13.56MHz pass-through ports on the Library exits recognize the passing RFID tags. An integrated optical and acoustic signal generator triggers an alarm when a not borrowed medium is detected when it is passing through.
A gateway consists of at least two RFID gate antennas, which can be installed at a distance of up to 1.20 m. The RFID Antenna gates, made of a transparent Plexiglas, offer the user a completely individual and customer-specific design alternative. The special design of the antenna structure in the RFID gates allows the complete detection of RFID tags in the X, Y and Z axes.
The HF LongRange reader is installed inconspicuously in the gate base and accepts the evaluation of the preset EAS or AFI detection or the management of the detected UID numbers. A complete administration and logging of the alarms is ensured. The technology used for anti-theft protection is the same used in the library inventory. Existing applications can be simply and easily retrofitted with sttID RFID Gates.
Library staff will be notified immediately if unauthorized items pass through the Anti-theft detection gates. Potential thieves are deterred by the physical presence of the gates.
The new RFID gate antennas SGA-180 from sttID make the library security even more efficient and unobtrusive and help the libraries to save costs.
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