Laptop lock Renkforce RF-LLS-300 key lock, 150 cm cable, includes 2 keys

Renkforce RF-LLS-300 key lock secures laptops and compatible devices using a keyed locking head and a 150 cm steel cable. The lock is supplied with two metal keys and attaches to devices that have a standard security slot. The cable’s length allows flexible anchoring to desks, poles or other fixed objects, providing a physical deterrent against opportunistic theft in offices, libraries, classrooms and public spaces.

Advantages

The keyed mechanism provides a straightforward locking and unlocking action without relying on electronic components or batteries. The 150 cm steel cable offers enough reach to secure devices to various anchor points while maintaining a low profile for everyday use. Two included keys reduce the risk of being locked out if one key is misplaced, and the compact lock head is designed to fit standard security slots on laptops and docking stations.

Suitable for

• Securing laptops and notebooks with a compatible security slot
• Anchoring devices in offices, coworking spaces and schools
• Temporary protection of devices in public areas such as libraries and cafés

Key specifications

• Lock type: keyed mechanical lock
• Cable material: steel
• Cable length: 150 cm
• Number of keys included: 2
• Compatibility: devices with standard security slot

How to use

Insert the lock head into the device’s security slot and turn the key to engage the locking mechanism. Loop the cable around a fixed, immovable anchor point such as a desk leg or heavy fixture, and ensure the cable is routed so it cannot be easily slipped off the anchor. Keep the spare key in a different safe location to avoid losing access. To remove the lock, insert the key, turn to unlock and withdraw the lock head from the security slot.

Usage recommendations

For reliable protection, choose an anchor point that is firmly fixed and not easily detached. Regularly inspect the cable and lock head for signs of wear or damage. This lock provides visual and physical deterrence against opportunistic theft but does not make a device completely theft-proof; use in combination with good physical security practices and device tracking where necessary.