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Reducing Shoplifting Losses in Retail Stores
Retail stores across Cairo and Giza, from clothing boutiques to supermarkets, lose a portion of their inventory to shoplifting every year. Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) gates positioned at store exits detect security tags left on merchandise and sound an alarm if an item leaves without being deactivated at checkout.
How EAS Gates Work
An EAS system has two parts: security tags or labels attached to products, and detection gates (also called antennas) placed at the exit. When a tagged item passes through the gate without being properly deactivated by staff at checkout, the gate triggers an audible and visual alarm.
Where EAS Gates Make the Biggest Difference
- Clothing and fashion boutiques
- Supermarkets and pharmacies
- Electronics and accessories shops
- Multi-branch retail chains
What to Consider Before Installing
Store layout, exit width, and the type of merchandise all affect which EAS gate configuration fits best. A proper site assessment ensures the gates are positioned correctly and calibrated to avoid false alarms from unrelated electronics.
Serving Retail Stores Across Cairo & Giza
We work with retail businesses across Downtown Cairo, Mohandessin, Nasr City, and Giza to assess and recommend the right anti-theft security setup for their store.
📱 Ask about anti-theft options for your store: WhatsApp us: 01091917752
