This glass case allows easy browsing of expensive fragrances up front and personal. The call button allows shoppers to call for assistance. But rather than lock the case, see the trip wire alarm at left. Sliding the glass doors pulls the pin and triggers the booby trap. But why an audio call button as well as audible alarm? I guess the first just makes the process seem more civil and polite. But the second would call staff just as well as a call button if triggered. CLICK the thumbnail for a closer look.
For call button discussions see…
“Have Call Box, Will Travel”
“Trip-Wired Call Button as Extra Security” (This Post)
“Call Button Cuts Retail Theft?”
“Wireless Gondola-Upright Callbox”
“Call Button For the Fitting Room?“
“Designer Tardis at the Short Hills Mall”For a Pinterest Photo Board of all see
“Amenities: Call Buttons in Retail“For multi-layer anti-theft defenses see…
“Trip-Wired Call Button as Extra Security” (This Post)
“Land Mines as Retail Anti-Theft”
“Cage Doubles Theft Protection?“
“Anti-Theft Window Dressing”For other security enclosure posts see…
“Locking Security Cart in Jewelry”
“Maximum Security for Hooks”
“Call Button Cuts Retail Theft?”
“Cage Doubles Theft Protection?“
“Anti-Theft Window Dressing”For a selection of related Anti-Sweep Fixtures BROWSE…
“Rack Meters Items One at a Time“
“Prada Anti-Theft Hook Glitters in Store”
”Radical Wrap-back Security Hook”
“Auto-Feed Pusher Hook Rack”
“Baseline Anti-Sweep Hook”
“Fendi Finial as Branding and Anti-Theft”
“Designer Anti Sweep Hooks“