How to troubleshoot Eas Triangle Tag

EAS Triangle Tag is an electronic anti-theft tag that is often used to prevent theft of store goods. If it malfunctions, it will affect its normal function. Here are some common troubleshooting methods:

Confirm tag activation: Some EAS tags need to be activated at the time of purchase, otherwise they will not trigger alerts. Make sure the tag is activated correctly.

Check the battery: Some EAS tags run on batteries. If the tag doesn't work, the battery may be dead. Check whether the battery needs to be replaced.

Check the distance between the tag and the detector: Make sure the product is within the appropriate distance from the detector's antenna. Too far or too close may cause the detector to fail to detect the tag correctly.

Check the appearance of the label: Check the label for damage or other cosmetic issues. Damaged labels may not function properly.

Test with detector: Use the EAS detector to test whether the tag can trigger an alarm. If the tag fails to trigger an alarm during testing, there may be a malfunction.

Contact the supplier or manufacturer: If the problem cannot be solved through the above methods, it is recommended to contact the supplier or manufacturer of the EAS label for further help and support. They may be able to provide more professional troubleshooting or provide replacement labels.