Anti-theft for glasses, why use one?

Stores specializing in optical products and selling sunglasses, prescription glasses or magnifying glasses to aid reading must deal with a variety of thefts. The stores most affected by shoplifting are opticians, sunglasses stores for children and adults and finally pharmacies. Indeed, a pair of glasses is a tiny and thin object, which is easily stolen and concealed. However, the price of glasses is often quite high (frame and lenses) and this is a huge loss of profit for the retailer who is victim of theft. To prevent crimes, the merchant must arrange and secure your store using an anti-theft gate which is located at the entrance to the retail store. It works in conjunction with the devices lock for glasses, which are placed on each pair. Naturally, this is an expense for the retailer, but they will soon realize this as these devices will prevent the theft of ever-expensive items.

How does an anti-theft device for glasses work?

Eyeglass locks use one of the following two technologies: AM or RF technology. The first (AM technology) responds to the emission of magnetic fields by antennas. RF technology, for its part, works through the transmission of electromagnetic waves which are emitted between two doors. In either scenario, the anti-theft device works in conjunction with security gates which will ring in the event of an attempt to steal glasses. A device lock for glasses (marker for example) can use both methods. The device is an item on which it is possible to affix labels including the model name as well as the price or even the barcode.