Industry - Security systems for events

Events & Exhibitions

Events and exhibitions pose a difficult challenge for security. The fact they are temporary means traditional security systems don't really work. And an outdoor event creates another level of difficulty! But Chirp-protect has the solution to your loss prevention needs.

Key Challenges

There are several key shoplifting challenges that Chirp-protect is able to help solve in the Event and Exhibition industry

Gates too permanent?

EAS gates need to be securely floor mounted which is expensive and disruptive. It's not easy to justify a hard installation for what is usually a short, one-off event.

No Perimeter for Gates?

Many events have an open scheme or no defined perimeter (especially those held outdoors), making the installation of traditional EAS gates impossible

Protecting Company Equipment

Trying to safeguard products is one thing but how do you keep an eye on company equipment and personal effects?

Existing security thwarted

Thieves are able to use "booster bags" to bypass existing security tagging systems

Our Solution

This is how Chirp-protect is able to help solve these challenges in the Event and Exhibition industry

Easy to Setup

Chirp-protect is straightforward to set up any time, any place, making it perfect for temporary installations

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Zonal Based Protection

Our Chirp-zone system keeps tagged products to a pre-defined area of up to 8 metres in radius. The Tag will only alarm if a product is taken outside of the safe zone but will stop alarming if taken back inside the area.

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Asset Protection too

The majority of our customers use Chirp-protect to safeguard retail products. But it's just as effective for protecting assets such as laptops, TVs and video cameras.

Our Tags

Tamper-proof Technology

Our Tags will still alarm if cut or forcefully removed from the product, highlighting theft attempts immediately.

With our Chirp-zone solution, the Tag will even alarm if a tagged product is placed inside a "Booster Bag" or similar device to try and block the signal.

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