Choosing Cable Tag Alarm Configurations
Compare model-specific alarm events, release tools and service requirements.
Discuss your requirementsStart with the event that needs attention
Alarm counts are model-specific. Identify which events the tag must detect: cable cutting, lifting, passage through an exit antenna, or use of an incorrect release tool. Then select the documented version of that exact model.
Compare the documented configurations
| AT007 3A | Cable cut, antenna alarm and incorrect-detacher alarm |
|---|---|
| AT007 4A | The 3A events plus an on-tag alarm at antenna passage |
| AT015 2A | Lifting/tamper event and antenna alarm |
| AT015 3A | The 2A events plus an on-tag alarm at antenna passage |
| SW001 2A / 3A | Cable-cut and antenna events; the 3A version adds on-wrap passage alarm |
Check the release and battery workflow
AT007 uses the dedicated AT007K tool and has no replaceable battery or cable. AT015 lists a replaceable CR1632 battery; SW001 lists a replaceable CR2032 battery. Keep these service differences in the purchasing and staff-training checklist.
Validate the selected version
Test the ordered tag with the installed antenna and the matching release tool. Confirm each expected event separately and make sure staff can distinguish a tamper alarm from an exit-system alarm.
Plan the right configuration
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