AM/RF Security Tags

These authentic Sensormatic SuperTags® are compatible with all Sensormatic Acousto Magnetic (AM) Ultra Max® Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) security systems. This is the most widely used EAS security tag in the world today.

The Sensormatic SuperTag Tack is used to attach Sensormatic SuperTags to retail merchandise.

Unisen's version of the Sensormatic UltraGator®, which is are compatible with all Sensormatic Acousto Magnetic (AM) Ultra Max® Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) security systems.

Unisen's other version of the Sensormatic UltraGator®, which is compatible with all Sensormatic Acousto Magnetic (AM) Ultra Max® Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) security systems. This tag is equipped with the same technology inside of the Sensormatic UltraGator® making it more difficult to shield with a booster bag.

These EAS Stylus Tags can be equipped with either a 58 KHz coil for Sensormatic compatibility or an 8.2 MHz coil for Checkpoint compatibility.

Unisen's alternative to the Sensormatic SuperTag, which is compatible with all Sensormatic Acousto Magnetic (AM) Ultra Max® Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) security systems and detachers. The SuperStylus is equipped with the same technology inside of the Sensormatic SuperTag® making it more difficult to shield with a booster bag.

The Mini Stylus Lanyard Tag EAS tags can be equipped with either a 58 KHz coil for Sensormatic compatibility or an 8.2 MHz coil for Checkpoint compatibility. They are perfect for protecting handbags and other merchandise made of fabric that should not be punctured by the tack of a security tag.

The SST EAS tags can be equipped with either a 58 KHz coil for Sensormatic compatibility or an 8.2 MHz coil for Checkpoint compatibility. The Acousto Magnetic (AM) version is equipped with the same technology inside Sensormatic Ultra Max® tags making it more difficult to shield with a booster bag.

The SST with Lanyard EAS tags can be equipped with either a 58 KHz coil for Sensormatic compatibility or an 8.2 MHz coil for Checkpoint compatibility. They are perfect for protecting handbags and other merchandise made of fabric that should not be punctured by the tack of a security tag. The Acousto Magnetic (AM) version is equipped with the same technology inside Sensormatic Ultra Max® tags making it more difficult to shield with a booster bag.

The Pico Tag is an 8.2 MHz Radio-Frequency tag that is compatible with Checkpoint and all other brands of RF systems.

The I-Tag provides a double measure of protection, because it is equipped with ink vials on one side of the tag and an Acousto-Magnetic (AM) or Radio-Frequency (RF) coil on the other. The ink vials provide benefit denial, which helps to deter theft from ever occurring. The coil side of the tag will alarm a Sensormatic or Checkpoint EAS security system in the event someone does attempt to remove the protected merchandise from the retail store.

The Ovni Tag is an 8.2 MHz Radio-Frequency tag that is compatible with Checkpoint and all other brands of RF systems. This tag provides maximum detection between the EAS system antennas (pedestals). 1.8 MHz and 4.6 MHz versions of this tag are also available.

Unisen's version of the Checkpoint Mini Tag. This is perhaps the most widely used Radio-Frequency (RF) tag in the world today.

This tag is an 8.2 MHz Radio-Frequency tag that is compatible with Checkpoint and all other brands of RF systems. This tag provides maximum detection between the EAS system antennas (pedestals). 1.8 and 4.6 MHz versions of this tag are also available.

The Dural™ tag is the smallest EAS Tag on the market. It comes in a variety of colors and support for lanyard applications.