Issue:
Can customer service be used for shoplifting prevention?
Solution:
Pay close attention to all customers who enter your store. Acknowledge the presence of the
customers by saying something like, “I’ll be with you in a moment”. This simple salutation will
deter most impulse shoplifters which make up the majority of shoplifters that enter a retail
store. The true solution to shoplifting is a combination of customer service and a Checkpoint
system.
Customer service is not only utilized for add-on sales or to project your store sales
environment, but it also can be used as an effective method against shoplifters. Most thieves
hate customer service; however when the customer to service ratio is not balanced and your
employees cannot adequately tend to all of the customers in the store, the Checkpoint
becomes your backup. The Checkpoint system is always operating. If shoplifters attempt to
remove merchandise from the store, the Checkpoint system will alarm and alert staff members
of attempted thefts.
Loss Prevention Systems, Inc. (LPSI) is considered the leading nationwide consultant around
the U.S. regarding Alpha High Theft Solutions products and Checkpoint Solutions. We have
nationwide sales, products, and services. LPSI gives you much more than theft prevention
equipment. The experience in retail theft prevention allows Loss Prevention Systems to
deliver valuable education and strategies. Stop theft today with Loss Prevention Systems
(LPSI) and Checkpoint & Alpha Systems products.
For more information on Shoplifting Prevention, simply call (770) 426-0547 right away!
Issue:
Can the Checkpoint System’s antennas be cleaned when they are dirty or dusty?
Solution:
Yes! You can clean the Checkpoint System antennas with a damp cloth. If the damp cloth
does not suffice, use a mild cleaning agent that is designed for plastic and metal. Do not soak
the cleaning cloth with water or cleaning agents as the moister could damage the electronic
components and wiring of the Checkpoint system. Do not use abrasive or harsh cleaning
agents on the system.
Loss Prevention Systems (LPSI) is a premier nationwide dealer inside the U.S. for
Checkpoint Systems and Alpha High Theft Solutions products. We have countrywide sales,
supplies, and services. Loss Prevention Systems provides more than shoplifting prevention
products. Our expertise in retail loss prevention allows LPSI to offer actual training and
alternatives. Eliminate retail loss for good with LPSI, Checkpoint, and Alpha systems.
For additional info on Checkpoint Systems visit our website:
www.losspreventionsystems.com/contact-us or contact via phone at: 1 (770) 426-0547.
Issue:
One or more of my Alpha Cable Loks®, Spider Wraps®, or other Alpha 2 or 3 alarm system
is sounding with a slow intermittent beep even when the system is disarmed.
Solution:
When this occurs, the Cable Lok®, Spider Wrap®, or other Alpha product is experiencing
shortened or very low battery life. Batteries on these systems are not replaceable, so it is
advised that the product be removed from service.
Contact Loss Prevention Systems, Inc. for
the replacement of your Alpha High Theft Solutions devices and products. All Alpha 2 and 3
alarm systems utilize an S3 key, which permits newer items to be compatible with your current
system setup.
LPSI (Loss Prevention Systems, Inc.) is a premier nationwide consultant and vendor in the
United States for Alpha High Theft Products and Checkpoint Products. We have
countrywide customers, resources, and services. LPSI offers more than retail loss prevention
equipment. The knowledge in retail store shoplifting permits LPSI to deliver real life guidance
and methods for loss prevention. Stop shoplifting for good with Loss Prevention Systems
(LPSI) and Checkpoint Systems solutions.
To learn more about Alpha High Theft Solutions: 2 & 3 Alarm Products, contact us at
1(770)426-0547 and get the security help you are looking for.
Issue:
My checkpoint system’s label deactivation does not seem to be working.
Solution:
Many times this is a simple fix. The first thing to do is to check that the power cord is
plugged into a 110 volt power outlet and that it is being powered. If you are not certain that the
outlet is powering the system, look for the power light on the checkpoint chassis to see if it is
on. If the light on the chassis is not on, test the power outlet by unplugging the system and then
plugging in a light or lamp to the outlet to see if it is receiving sufficient power.
Make sure to also check the other end of the cord and see if it is firmly and completely
plugged into the deactivation chassis. The chassis is generally located under your
cash/wrap. If this test does not resolve the issue, then look at the wire going from the
checkpoint deactivation chassis to the pad. This pad is usually mounted underneath the counter
and contains a grey colored wire which connects the pad to the deactivation checkpoint
system chassis. Look for frayed or broken wires on the system and confirm that the wires are
in good condition.
Loss Prevention Systems (LPSI) stands out as the highly regarded national supplier
around the U. S. regarding Alpha High Theft Products and Checkpoint Solutions. We have
nationwide sales, products, and outstanding service. Loss Prevention Systems gives you more
than retail loss prevention products. Our knowledge in retail store shoplifting prevention enables
Loss Prevention Systems to offer actual training and anti-theft alternatives. Prevent retail loss
NOW with LPSI (Loss Prevention Systems) and Checkpoint & Alpha Systems choices.
For more information on Checkpoint System Deactivation, give us a call at 1(770)426-
0547 or visit our website at Loss Prevention Systems and get the security help you
are looking for.
Issue:
My checkpoint system is damaged from wear and tear caused by customers, shopping cart impacts, or other reasons.
Solution:
If your store has shopping carts or buggies that are accessible to your customers, your
checkpoint system may be sustaining damage from carts directly colliding into the system
antennas. Loss Prevention Systems Inc. can install bumper guards and deflectors on your
system to protect the antennas from wear and tear. Additionally, you may find that children are
trying to climb on the system as if it were a ladder. It is important that you and your staff
observe for children playing on or around the system or adults leaning on the system itself. All
of these environmental conditions will contribute to damaging the system and shortening its
life span.
LPSI (Loss Prevention Systems Inc.) is the leading nationwide seller inside the U. S.
for Checkpoint Systems and Alpha High Theft Solutions. We have nationwide sales,
supplies, and services. Loss Prevention Systems delivers more than shoplifting prevention
products; it also brings knowledge in retail industry while providing actual guidance on using
methods to prevent retail thefts and merchandise losses. Prevent Retail Loss NOW with Loss
Prevention Systems and Checkpoint Systems solutions.
For additional info on Checkpoint Systems, go to the website at
www.LossPreventionsystems.com or call 1 (770) 426-0547.
Issue:
My checkpoint system alarm activates for no apparent reason.
Solution:
If your checkpoint system is alarming for no apparent reason and it has not been activated by someone standing near it or someone entering or exiting the store, then the system is experiencing what is called a “phantom alarm”. Phantom alarms can be caused for two different reasons:
1: Environmental Instability
Any changes near the checkpoint system’s antennas can cause the alarm to activate. Have
there been any electrical wiring changes throughout the store? Has a new electrical outlet
been installed close to the system? Where there any significant additions or changes to a
closed-circuit television system? Is your door in good condition or are the door handles
rattling? All these things can be the cause of “phantom alarms”.
2: Merchandise Proximity
Merchandise tags or labels in close proximity to the system can cause the alarm to sound. Look
at your merchandise displays. Have you moved a display too close to the system? Are there
manikins in the area with garments containing a hard tag? Look around the base of the
checkpoint system. Has a tag or a label been swept up next to the system or on to it? Any of
these can cause an alarm. It is always best to keep any tag or label merchandise at least 4 feet
away from any of the checkpoint system antennas.
LPSI (Loss Prevention Systems) is a top national dealer in the United States regarding
Checkpoint Solutions and Alpha High Theft Solutions. We have countrywide customers,
supplies, as well as services. LPSI delivers much more than shoplifting prevention equipment;
our knowledge of Retail Theft Prevention allows LPSI to supply real world guidance on theft
prevention and anti-theft systems. STOP retail theft today with Lost Prevention and Checkpoint
Systems.
For additional information on Checkpoint Systems, contact visit our website at
http://www.LossPreventionSystems.com or call us at 1(770) 426-0547 today.
