Universal Deactivation version

Universal Deactivation version by Sensormatic is a security system designed to prevent theft in retail stores. It consists of deactivation pads that can disable anti-theft tags on merchandise at the point of sale.

When a customer purchases an item protected by an anti-theft tag, the cashier passes the merchandise over the deactivation pad. The pad emits a specific electromagnetic field that deactivates the tag, allowing the customer to leave the store without triggering alarms.

Universal Deactivation version provides increased efficiency at the checkout counter, as it requires minimal effort from cashiers to deactivate tags. It also enhances customer experience by reducing potential false alarms when leaving the store.

Yes, Universal Deactivation version is compatible with most commonly used RF (Radio Frequency) and AM (Acousto-Magnetic) tags, making it suitable for a wide range of retail environments.

Yes, Universal Deactivation version is designed for easy installation. It can be seamlessly integrated into existing point of sale systems without causing disruptions to store operations.

While Universal Deactivation version is user-friendly, some basic training may be necessary to ensure cashiers understand how to properly deactivate tags and troubleshoot any issues that may arise.

Yes, Universal Deactivation version is typically accompanied by a warranty period and technical support from Sensormatic. Customers can rely on their assistance in case of any product-related concerns during the specified warranty period.

Absolutely! Universal Deactivation version plays a crucial role in combating theft by disabling anti-theft tags. This deters potential shoplifters and helps protect merchandise assets.

Yes, Universal Deactivation version is scalable and can be effectively deployed in large retail chains as well as smaller stores. It offers flexibility to meet the security needs of various retail environments.

Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure optimal performance. This may include periodic cleaning and calibration of the deactivation pads, as well as inspections for any signs of wear or damage.