Self-alarming security tags are mainly used for anti-theft and protection of goods. Common applications include:
Retail industry: Self-alarming tags are widely used in retail places such as stores and supermarkets, especially for high-value goods. The tag is attached to the goods. If someone takes the goods without payment, the tag will send an alarm signal to remind the staff or customers.
Warehousing and logistics: Self-alarming security tags can be used in warehouses and logistics to ensure the safety of goods during transportation and storage, and avoid loss or theft of goods.
Library: Used to prevent the theft of books, materials, etc., the tag will sound an alarm without authorization.
Protection of high-value items: Suitable for jewelry stores, luxury stores, high-end electronic products, etc., to ensure the safety of valuable goods.
Electronic product anti-theft: Many electronic devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, TVs, etc., will also be affixed with self-alarming security tags to enhance anti-theft protection.
Public facilities: Places such as hospitals, schools, and museums may also use self-alarming tags to protect the safety of equipment or important items.
These tags are usually supported by RFID, sound and light alarms or other sensor technologies to help detect theft in time and take action.