Security & Loss Prevention
Protect stock, staff and premises with a single accountable partner — from electronic anti-theft at the door to AI-driven surveillance and full facility protection, planned, installed and maintained by certified field teams.
EAS Anti-theft
Electronic article surveillance tuned to your store format and merchandise — RF, AM and RFID systems with the full accessory range.
Electronic article surveillance at a retail entrance
RF / AM / RFID gates
At the store threshold, electronic article surveillance gates detect protected merchandise as it passes between the pedestals. RF, AM and RFID variants are selected to suit the merchandise, entrance width and wider inventory strategy.
Hard tags & labels
Reusable hard tags protect apparel and other exposed goods, while discreet adhesive labels cover packaged products and smaller items. The right mix keeps protection proportionate without making products difficult to browse.
Deactivators & detachers
At checkout, deactivators neutralise disposable labels and detachers release reusable hard tags. Countertop, under-counter and handheld formats let the process fit naturally into staffed and self-service lanes.
Bottle & spider tags
Specialist protection secures awkward or high-value packaging without hiding it from shoppers. Bottle collars grip the neck of beverages, while adjustable spider wraps tighten around boxed electronics, cosmetics and gift sets.
Source-tagging programs
Source tagging applies or embeds protection during manufacturing and packing, so goods arrive ready for the sales floor. Consistent placement reduces in-store handling and keeps labels clear of important product information.
Multi-store tuning
A multi-store programme aligns detection zones, power levels and maintenance across different entrances and formats. Engineers verify each doorway locally while a central view highlights performance that needs attention.
Physical Security
Mechanical protection for high-risk fixtures and high-value categories, keeping product on the shelf and shoppers moving.
Secure, customer-friendly merchandising for high-value products
Shopping-cart security
Cart security keeps trolleys within the intended retail perimeter and helps control movement at exits. Wheel locks, boundary triggers and orderly cart-control points work quietly without interrupting normal shopping.
Line / shelf alarms
A shared alarm line protects several displayed devices while keeping them powered and available to try. If a sensor is lifted incorrectly, cut or unplugged, the local unit alerts staff immediately.
Security hooks & stops
Locking hooks and shelf stops slow sweep theft while preserving a tidy, shoppable display. Staff can release products with a simple tool, and customers can still see the full range at a glance.
Display locks & enclosures
Transparent enclosures and discreet display locks protect compact, high-value merchandise without removing it from view. The product stays visible and well presented while controlled access remains with store staff.
Cable & recoiler protection
Retractable cables let shoppers pick up and examine display products while keeping each item secured to the fixture. The recoiler manages slack neatly, returning the product to its intended position after use.
Safer merchandising
Safer merchandising combines open presentation with protection matched to the product and fixture. The aim is a display customers can explore naturally, with security details integrated rather than visually dominant.
AI Surveillance & Analytics
Camera systems that do more than record — turning footage into loss-prevention alerts and audience insight.
Loss-prevention monitoring with operational store analytics
CCTV / IP camera systems
Network camera systems combine fixed domes, compact turrets and directional cameras to cover entrances, aisles and service zones. Each view is planned around the scene, lighting and detail the operator genuinely needs.
AI loss-prevention alerts
Video analytics can flag defined events such as unusual concealment patterns, repeated access to a restricted area or movement against the expected flow. Staff receive a focused alert to review, not an endless wall of footage.
Demographic profiling
Anonymous audience analytics estimates broad visitor groups and viewing patterns to help compare how spaces and campaigns perform. The useful output is aggregated trend data rather than the identity of any individual shopper.
Heatmaps & dwell analysis
Movement data can reveal where visitors pause, pass quickly or miss a display altogether. Aggregated heatmaps turn that behaviour into an intuitive view for testing layout, merchandising and campaign placement.
Central monitoring
A central monitoring room brings live views, recorded events and system health from many locations into one operational picture. Operators can prioritise exceptions and coordinate a response without watching every feed continuously.
Privacy-compliant setup
A privacy-aware deployment limits what is captured, who can access it and how long it is retained. Clear camera placement, masked private zones and controlled review workflows make those choices visible in the system design.
Facility Protection
Whole-site safety and access — integrating entry control, intrusion, fire and voice-alarm into one managed layer.
Access, intrusion and fire protection in one facility layer
Mechanical & automatic gates
Swing gates, turnstiles and automatic pedestrian gates organise entry while preserving an accessible route. The right mechanism balances throughput, safety and the level of control required for each opening.
Access control
Access control gives approved people the right door permissions at the right time. Readers, credentials, door hardware and management software work together, with a clear physical fallback for safe exit.
Intrusion detection
Door contacts, motion sensors, glass-break detectors and alarm panels watch protected areas when they should be empty. Devices are layered so one unusual event can be checked against the wider site state.
Fire detection
A fire detection system combines smoke and heat sensing, manual call points, sounders and a supervised control panel. Devices are placed for the building layout and coordinated with the required evacuation strategy.
Sound / voice-alarm systems
Voice-alarm systems replace an ambiguous tone with clear, zoned instructions during an incident. Ceiling speakers, amplifiers, microphones and monitored controllers are designed as one intelligible communication chain.
Single-vendor support
One accountable support layer connects the site’s cameras, alarms, access and life-safety interfaces. A shared service desk can see dependencies, coordinate specialists and keep maintenance records together when an issue crosses systems.
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