Tablets and smartphone security cable

This computer lock is designed for basic security of tablets, smartphones, and other devices without a standard security slot. This computer lock with a fixed cable secures a device by attaching it via an adhesive steel mounting plate and wrapping the cable around a fixed object. The design combines a computer lock, a combination lock (numeric lock), and basic security for devices without a security slot. Application The computer lock is intended for situations where tablets, smartphones, or similar devices are temporarily left unattended, such as at trade shows, counters, receptions, or presentation tables. The steel plate is attached to the device with an adhesive pad, after which the cable is routed around a fixed object and secured with a numeric code. Construction and Features The cable is made of carbon steel and covered with a plastic sheath. The locking mechanism is a three-digit combination lock, eliminating the need for keys. The steel mounting plate is attached to the device with an adhesive pad and forms the attachment point for the computer lock. Specifications • Product type: computer lock • Lock type: combination lock (3-digit numeric lock) • Cable material: carbon steel with plastic sheath • Cable diameter: approx. 3 mm • Cable length: approx. 1.8 m • Weight: approx. 86 g • Mounting method: adhesive steel plate • Steel plate diameter: approx. 30 mm • Adhesive pad tensile strength: approx. 21.5 kgf Package Contents • computer lock • steel mounting plate Explanation of terms used • Computer lock: a physical lock for securing a device to a fixed object. • Combination lock (numeric lock): a mechanical lock that is opened with an adjustable numeric code without the use of keys. • Carbon steel: a type of steel with increased hardness, used for cable constructions. • Adhesive mounting plate: a steel plate that is attached to a device with an adhesive pad as an attachment point for a computer lock. • Basic security: a physical measure that makes it more difficult to unlawfully remove a device. Ask a product question