Sensormatic Electronics Corporation

Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Other

Sergio M Perez

Patrick S Claeys

Channing Everett Miller

Adam Scott Bergman

Channing Everet Miller

Kelvin Lee Hunter

Gilbert Fernandez

Thang Tat Nguyen

Dennis L Hogan

Danhui Luo

Craig R Szklany

Andrew Proulx

Roy C Hannes

John J Clark

Edward Paul Ellers

Luis E Anderson

Thomas P Solaski

Charles T Turgeon

Randy J Zirk

Robert Kevin Lynch

Michael Del Busto

Walter N Yap

Jose D Garzon

Marco R Grimaldo

David A Haney

Jose Casanova

Dario Passadore

Thomas Swyst

Manuel A Soto

Monica Alegiani

Gary Mark Shafer

Wing Kei Ho

Ronald B Easter

Norman B Hansen

Dale W Raymond

Douglas A Narlow

Frederick Michael McBride

Jon D Buzzard

David Bruce Ferguson

David R Noone

Howard M Schenkel

Carlos E DeJesus

William Johnson, Ii

Karen Bellum Bomber

Krystyna E Cwik

W Daniel Haberstich

Oscar Rendon

Jeffrey J Ronan

Robert Simone

Michael A Peluso

Subramanian Kunchithapatham

Herbert Melvin Todd

Anthony Joseph Sharpy

Robert L Michael

Walter Piretti

Clint E Cockrill

Karen E Bellum-Bomber

Everett Miller Channing

Roy Hannes

Norman Hansen

Dennis Hogan

Security tag

An electronic article surveillance security device includes an antenna assembly configured to fit within a housing member, wherein the antenna assembly comprises a first antenna, a transmitter, and a receiver respectively configured to transmit a first signal to an electronic article surveillance tag device and to receive a second signal from the electronic article surveillance tag device. Additionally, the device includes a bracket member connected to the antenna assembly and configured to secure the antenna assembly, and a securing mechanism connecting the bracket member to a surface.

Electronic article surveillance security device and kit

The present aspects include a method of detaching a security tag from an article, including receiving, at a detacher device, an unlock signal from a transaction system. The detacher device includes a housing having a nest configured to receive a security tag, a gate assembly including a gate member movable between a closed position that blocks the nest and an open position, and a magnet positioned on an opposite the nest and having a magnetic flux sufficient to unlock a magnetic lock of the security tag. The method further includes moving the gate member from the closed position to the open position based on receipt of the unlock signal, receiving the security tag in the nest, and unlocking the magnetic lock of the security tag to allow the security tag to be detached from the article.

Detaching a security tag from an article with a magnetic detacher having a movable blocker

An electronic article surveillance tag with a tag body, a locking member, and unlocking member. The locking member is within the tag body and can receive and releasably engage with a pin portion of a connecting member and lock the connecting member to the tag body. The locking member includes a clutch mechanism movable between a first position in fixed engagement with the pin portion and corresponding to a locked state and a second position corresponding to an unlocked state that allows detachment of the pin portion from the locking member. The clutch mechanism further includes a plunger member formed from a non-ferromagnetic material. The unlocking member is fully encased within the tag body and movement of the unlocking member from a locked position to an unlocked position moves the clutch mechanism between the first position corresponding to the locked state and the second position corresponding to the unlocked state.

Security tag with unlocking assembly

Security device

The present aspects include a magnetic detacher including a housing having a wall that defines a nest configured to receive a security tag; a gate member and an actuator configured to move the gate member between a closed position and an open position, wherein the gate member in the closed position blocks the nest, and in the open position allows access to the nest; a magnet positioned on an opposite side of the housing relative to the nest and adjacent to the nest, the magnet having a field in an area of the nest sufficient to unlock a magnetic lock of the security tag; and a processor in communication with the actuator and with a transaction system, wherein the processor is configured to control the actuator to move the gate member from the closed position to the open position based on receipt of an unlock signal from the transaction system.

Magnetic detacher with movable blocker

Pedestal

The present disclosure relates to security tags for an electronic article surveillance system deployed in a retail environment. The security tag is a single piece security tag that comprises a tack housing and a tag housing connected by a beam. The beam is enabled to house one or more antenna elements that is electrically connected with one or more electronic components housed within the tag housing. Alternatively, one or more antenna elements can be housed within the tack housing, wherein engagement of the tack housing with the tag housing enables the one or more antenna elements to receive electrical signals from the one or more electronic components via a tack.

Security tag for loss prevention

A security tag including a housing and a pin. The housing includes a pin shaft securement mechanism internal to the housing. The pin is aligned with the securement mechanism and includes a pin head and a pin shaft. The a pin shaft: extends from the pin head in a first direction, is coupled to the pin head in the first direction, is free to rotate about a longitudinal axis of the pin shaft with respect to the pin head, and is releasably securable at an end of the pin shaft distal to the pin head by the pin shaft securement mechanism. Transfer of pin head rotation to the pin shaft is prevented at least when the shaft is secured by the securement mechanism.

Tack with free spinning feature

Systems and methods for operating a tag. The methods comprise: actuating a telescoping actuator of the tag to transition a pin from an unengaged position in which the pin is retracted into a first portion of the tag's housing to an engaged position in which the pin extends through an insert space and into a second portion of the tag's housing; and mechanically securing the pin in the engaged position using a securement mechanism disposed in the second portion of the tag's housing. The pin is securely coupled to a movable component of the telescoping actuator so as to be integrated into the tag's body, and the first and second portions of the tag's housing are coupled to each other so as to form a unitary piece.

Systems and methods for providing a security tag with a telescoping actuator and/or adjustable range of insert space sizes

An electronic article surveillance tag including a tag body member and a connecting member having a pin portion releasably engageable with the tag body member, wherein the pin portion extends along a first axis. The tag further includes a locking member having a clutch mechanism including a plunger member formed from a non-ferromagnetic material and an unlocking member connected to the clutch mechanism. The unlocking member is moveable along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis between a locked position and an unlocked position, wherein during movement between the locked position and the unlocked position, the unlocking member moves the clutch mechanism between the first position corresponding to the locked state and the second position corresponding to the unlocked state.

Security tag with perpendicularly releasable 3-ball clutch

Security tag with retractable pin

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Lake Worth, FL, United States of America

Sergio M Perez