Collection protection
RFID detection supports controlled exit monitoring while keeping the patron entrance visually open.

Official Bibliotheca RFID gate application image. Exact gate finish and configuration vary by project.
Bibliotheca · RFID Security & Detection
Current Bibliotheca RFID gate architecture for library collection protection, patron-flow visibility and remotely managed gate operation. Final gate count and aisle geometry must be designed around the actual entrance.
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RFID detection supports controlled exit monitoring while keeping the patron entrance visually open.
Bibliotheca states RFID gate ultra can support aisle spacing up to 68 in / 172.7 cm, subject to system design.
Integrated bi-directional people counting helps libraries understand entrance traffic.
staffConnect gate and libraryConnect LINK support remote configuration, status and administration in supported deployments.
Technical reference
| System type | Library RFID security / detection gate |
| Reference family | Bibliotheca RFID gate / RFID gate ultra |
| Aisle reference | RFID gate ultra: up to 68 in / 172.7 cm spacing per current manufacturer reference |
| People counting | Integrated bi-directional people counter |
| Management | Remote configuration and supported libraryConnect / staffConnect gate workflows |
| Planning | Gate quantity, aisle width, cabling, power and tag/security workflow must be confirmed per entrance |
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PNSS can review the application, interfaces, system topology, site conditions and support requirements before the final equipment schedule is confirmed.
