secureIT with D-Tech
25 million books are missing from UK libraries. How secure are your library assets?
D-Tech’s secureIT range of security systems cater for the security requirements of every library – from enhanced, high-end equipment to simple yet effective, budget conscious security systems.
No More Lost Items
First and foremost, secureIT will save you money by ensuring valuable equipment and assets stay inside your library, and reducing costs for replacement of lost stock.
Security meets Style
secureIT’s stylish design creates an obvious deterrent without negatively affecting your library aesthetic.
Comprehensive Security Solution
secureIT links easily with computeIT and countIT to ensure valuable equipment, and valuable people, are safe inside your library.
Simple Compatibility
Compatible with D-Tech 13.56 MHz RFID labels and items tagged with approved labels from book suppliers including multi vendor reading (MVR). Allowing reading of other RFID labels.
f-Series
Effective, budget-conscious library protection
m-Series
Easy on the eye, and your budget
p-Series
Market-leading library security
The secureIT F-Series antenna system provides a budget-friendly deterrent, shedding unnecessary features to help you devote every penny of your security budget to keeping your library materials safe.
The m-Series incorporates key features from throughout the secureIT range to deliver a mid-range security solution which provides an ideal balance between capabilities and budget, while keeping more than an eye on style.
Our top-of-the-range security system, the secureIT p-Series provides perimeter-based protection for your library, enhanced alarm handling capabilities, and an obvious yet stylish deterrent.
Want to find out more?
Upgrade your library security today with secureIT from D-Tech.
Contact us today for more information or for a free technology review of your library or public space.
D-Tech kits out LAMDA’s Sackler Library with the latest RFID Technology
D-Tech International integrated an RFID installation including security gates with the library’s new LMS.