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CG-82Classic CyberGate Classic 8.2Mhz Single Door System (2 Ante

$1,125.00

• Model: CG-82Classic
• Manufactured by: Denon

Product Description

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Features

RF (radio frequency) Technology	Proven to be the most reliable Electronic Article Surveillance System
Unique Signal Processing	Improved tag and label detection. Additional reliability
New Antenna Designs	Virtually eliminates false alarms
Minimal Fringe Field	Allows items with tags or labels to be stored/displayed within three feet of the system
Works With RF Tags and Labels	Provides virtually unlimited flexibility in merchandising protection
Power Supply	Compatible with AC requirements anywhere in the world
Variety of Colors and Designs	Antennas blend in with any decor
Multi-Aisle or Wide-Aisle Capability	By adding antennas, the system can protect any exit configuration

Specifications

Multi-tag system operating frequency of 8.2 Megahertz
Antenna	Height: 60" - 152.4 cm Width: 11 1/4" - 28.6 cm Depth: 1 1/4" - 3.2 cm Weight: 35 lbs. - 15.9 kg (per system)
Colors	Almond Grey Black
Antenna Separation	Spacing between antennas can create aisles up to 4 feet (120cm), depending on tags and labels used.
	8.2 Mhz Single Door System
Power Supply	Standard 100/120/240 VAC - 1/4 amp 56/60 Hertz Note1: Type of supply must be designated Note2: Individual power supplies can be used for each antenna
Optional Baseplate	Creates 36" (91.5 cm) aisle between antennas Size: 20" X 40" Weight: 39 lbs. - 17.7 kg Finish: Black, ribbed rubber mat
External Devices	Optional, CyberGate EAS systems can be used to turn on a variety of remote equipment like alarms, cameras, etc.
Tags and Labels	CyberGate EAS systems are compatible with virtually all types of RF tags and labels.
	8.2 Mhz Double Door System

Contents

2 Tower Antennas (1 Transmitter, 1 Receiver)
1 Power Supply

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 30 November, 1999.