RFID security gates
 The RFID security gates are transceiver antennas, reading data from RFID tags. When a reader passes through a gate, an antenna reads information from a tag and transmits it to the system. When a book is still listed as being in the library and comes within antenna range, the antenna emits an alarm signal indicating an attempt of an unauthorized removal of a book. If a library customer takes a book away and they are not stopped, it is possible to determine which item has been stolen.
RFID antennas work with the collection management system and enable easy identification of items brought in and taken away. This information can be used by librarians, as a basis to prepare reports and statistics on the collection rotation.
The advantages:
- high efficiency and reliability
- very wide detection range
- effective detection and identification of volumes
- classical or modern design
- the possibility of selecting an appropriate gate model for a particular decor
- recording and reporting of events
- cooperation with library systems
- optical and acoustical alarms
- EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) alarm bit protection function
- FAI (Field Application Identifier) sector protection function
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