Compulocks Dual Head Coiled T-bar Security Keyed Cable Lock

Maclocks Compulocks CL02H dual-head coiled cable keyed lock is a security cable designed to secure devices that have two anchor points. The black coiled steel cable offers flexible reach with compact retraction, allowing the cable to extend when in use and coil neatly when stored. The keyed locking heads provide controlled access to attached devices, making the product suitable for environments where physical security and rapid reattachment are required.

Advantages

The dual-head design enables simultaneous attachment to two separate anchor points, increasing stability and reducing the chance of device removal. The coiled cable construction minimizes tangling and takes up less space when not extended. Keyed locking mechanism ensures that only authorized users with the matching key can release the lock, while the durable construction and black finish provide resistance to everyday wear in commercial and public settings.

Suitable for

• Securing laptops and notebooks with two security slots or anchor points
• Protecting docking stations and peripherals in shared workspaces
• Use in retail displays, kiosks, and public environments where physical access must be restricted

Key specifications

• Lock type: dual-head keyed lock
• Cable style: coiled steel cable for flexible extension and compact storage
• Finish: black
• Intended mounting: devices with two anchor points or security slots
• Access control: keyed mechanism for authorized release

How to use

Position each locking head into the corresponding anchor points on the device or mounting points. Turn the keyed mechanism to lock each head in place and verify both heads are secured. When finished, insert the key into the lock cylinder, turn to release, and allow the coiled cable to retract for compact storage. Ensure the cable is routed to avoid sharp edges or pinch points that could damage the cable or device.

Usage recommendations

For optimal security, use the lock on devices that provide two solid anchor points and combine with a secured immovable object or anchored fixture. Regularly inspect the cable and locking heads for signs of wear, and store keys in a controlled location to maintain access control.