Slot combinatie DICOTA stand-alone notebook security pro zwart roestvrij staal

The DICOTA Combination Lock Stand-alone Notebook Security Pro secures laptops, projectors, printers and monitors using a 2.0 m steel cable and a 4-digit combination head. The lock works without a key and fits most standard lock slots, offering up to 10,000 possible number combinations for adjustable protection. The lockhead can rotate 360° and the cable diameter is 5.0 mm, while the device is lightweight for easy portability.

Advantages

The cable construction of steel with a durable thermoplastic rubber coating provides resistance to wear and easy handling. The 4-digit combination allows an individual code without keys, reducing the risk of lost keys. A 360° rotating lockhead increases flexibility when attaching the lock to devices and fixed objects. The 2.0 m length gives enough reach to secure devices to fixed furniture or heavy fixtures.

Suitable for

• Securing notebooks and ultrabooks
• Locking projectors in meeting rooms
• Securing printers and monitors in offices
• Temporary protection of devices while travelling

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2.0 m
• Cable diameter: 5.0 mm
• Lock type: 4-digit combination lock (approx. 10,000 combinations)
• Materials: steel cable with thermoplastic rubber (TPR) coating and stainless steel components
• Weight: 0.2 kg
• Lockhead rotation: 360°

How to use

Thread the cable around a fixed anchor point and insert the lockhead into the device's standard lock slot. Set or change the 4-digit combination according to the included instructions, then scramble the dials to lock. To unlock, align the previously set 4-digit code and withdraw the lockhead. No key is required, and the rotating lockhead assists alignment when connecting to devices.

Recommendations

For effective security, attach the cable to an immovable fixture and regularly check the combination code and cable condition. Avoid exposing the lock to excessive force or cutting attempts; use as a theft deterrent and for temporary protection rather than as an absolute physical barrier.