Cable lock Dell DP2DP ASSY CBL LOCK security cable by Dell (MPN 0FKKK)

Dell DP2DP ASSY CBL LOCK is a security cable lock designed to secure compatible laptops, monitors and other equipment that feature a standard security slot. The product is supplied as a cable assembly intended for environments where basic physical theft deterrence is required, such as offices, retail locations and public spaces. The design emphasizes simple attachment and unobtrusive protection for portable or semi‑stationary devices.

Advantages

The cable lock provides straightforward physical protection with a flexible steel cable that allows device placement while maintaining a secure connection. It is compatible with equipment that accepts a standard security-slot lock and can be installed and removed quickly without tools. The construction is intended for frequent day‑to‑day use in business and public settings and aims to reduce the likelihood of opportunistic theft.

Suitable for

• Office laptops and docking stations
• Retail display laptops and point-of-sale devices
• Monitors and small all-in-one systems with a security slot
• Shared workstations and public kiosks

Key specifications

• Type: security cable lock (assembly with cable)
• Cable: flexible steel cable with protective coating
• Compatibility: devices with a standard security slot
• Attachment: lock head designed for insertion into a security slot
• Usage: designed for indoor environments such as offices and retail

How to use

Insert the lock head into the device's security slot and engage the locking mechanism according to the device's slot orientation. Loop the cable around a sturdy, immovable anchor such as a desk frame or dedicated anchor point and secure the cable to the lock head. Verify that the lock is properly latched before leaving the device unattended. Follow any device-specific guidance for slot access and avoid forcing the lock into incompatible slots.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable lock as part of a broader physical security approach: combine it with appropriate asset tagging, access control and secure storage practices. Periodically inspect the cable and lock head for wear, and avoid exposing the lock to persistent outdoor weather or corrosive environments.