S3 Bottle Security complements your EAS efforts with tough, reusable and easy to use products that are perfect for securing high-theft wine and spirits.  Only Alpha offers a range of sizes to provide maximum security.

Crystal Guarde'
• Optimal merchandise aesthetics
• Clear top provides better product display and viewing of Tax ID stamp
• Strong visual deterrent

The standard CCTV camera has completed with high quality of infra red, so that the copy picture looks clear eventhough it stay in dark room without any light.

Internet control. CCTV camera of standard DVR has completed with networking technology, so that it able to control through internet anywhere and everywhere, depend on your condition.

Warehouse control will managed well and easy without spy.

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