Laptop security cable lock Nedis NBLKK1002ME 1.80 m keyed lock (damaged packaging)

Security cable lock Nedis NBLKK1002ME with a keyed lock and a 1.80 m steel cable provides a simple physical theft-deterrent for laptops, docking stations and other portable devices that feature a compatible security slot. The lock combines a compact locking head with a flexible steel cable long enough to secure a device to a fixed object in office, classroom or public environments. Item is sold with damaged packaging.

Advantages

The keyed locking mechanism offers straightforward locking and unlocking without electronic components, reducing maintenance needs. The 1.80 m steel cable is coated to protect device surfaces and allows flexible routing around desks, table legs or anchor points. The lock head is compact and compatible with standard security slots used by many notebooks and docking stations, enabling quick deployment in shared or multi-user spaces.

Suitable for

• Securing laptops in offices and coworking spaces
• Protecting notebooks and docking stations in classrooms and libraries
• Anchoring portable equipment in reception areas and exhibition stands
• Temporary security for devices in public or semi-public environments

Key specifications

• Lock type: keyed mechanical lock
• Cable length: 1.80 m
• Cable material: steel with protective coating
• Compatibility: devices with a compatible security slot (standard laptop lock slot)
• Finish: coated cable and metal lock housing

How to use

Insert the locking head into the device security slot and turn the key to engage the locking mechanism. Loop the cable around a fixed, immovable anchor such as a desk leg, heavy furniture or a purpose-built anchor point, then secure the cable to the lock head and remove the key. Store the key in a secure location separate from the locked device. To release, insert the key and turn to disengage the lock, then remove the locking head from the security slot.

Usage recommendations

For effective theft deterrence, attach the cable to a solid anchor and avoid leaving devices unattended in high-traffic public areas for extended periods. Check the lock and cable periodically for signs of wear or damage. Note that this device provides visual and physical deterrence but does not make devices theft-proof; consider additional security measures such as asset tracking or controlled access where necessary.