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EAS Power Supply

Replacement power supply for EAS pedestals, in AM and RF versions.

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EAS Power Supply

Overview

What it does

The power supply is usually the first part of an EAS gate to die, typically after a mains spike or a long spell of unstable voltage. Keeping a spare on the shelf turns a dead gate into a ten-minute swap rather than a week with the entrance unprotected. Two units are listed: AC1100 for acousto-magnetic installations and RF PS 001 for radio-frequency ones. Check the connector and output against the gate already fitted before ordering — EAS supplies are not universal between makes.

Specifications

Manufacturer specifications for EAS Power Supply
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Model	AC1100 / RF PS 001
Technology	Acousto-magnetic (AM), 58 kHz

Where it earns its keep

Chains keeping critical spares in stock
Sites on unstable mains or generator supply
Service engineers replacing a failed gate PSU
Older installations being kept in service

Figures above are the manufacturer's published specifications. The detection aisle, sensitivity and tag mix that work on your floor are confirmed during the site survey.

Part of a system

EAS Anti-Theft Gates

The pedestals at your door are the single most visible loss-prevention decision you will make. They have to catch what leaves unpaid, ignore what does not, and look like they belong in your store.

Read the EAS gates guide

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