KENSINGTON Slim N17 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock for Wedge-Shaped Slots - Master Keyed
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KENSINGTON Slim N17 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock for Wedge-Shaped Slots - Master Keyed
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Product description
Tested and approved by Dell, the Slim N17 2.0 Key Laptop Lock for Wedge Slots is perfect for ultra-slim and 2-in-1 laptops as it doesn't block valuable ports and allows the laptop to lie flat and stable. Meets or exceeds stringent strength testing standards. Features a 1.8m (6ft) carbon steel cable, omni-directional swivel head and swivel anchor, 5mm key system and free Register & Retrieve™ key registration and replacement. The master key system provides administrative access, so the IT manager can have a key for each lock, while each user has their own unique lock and key. Five year warranty. From Kensington, inventor of the laptop cable lock and leader in physical device security for over 25 years.
Slim profile, specially designed for ultra-thin and 2-in-1 laptops. Tested and approved by Dell.
It does not block valuable ports, so when connected, the laptop's ports can be fully utilized.
It doesn't lift the laptop off the surface and it doesn't wobble, so the laptop stays flat and stable.
Kensington locks are checked and tested. All locks are precision engineered to meet or exceed stringent industry standards for strength, physical durability and mechanical resistance.
The 1.8m (6ft) carbon steel cable provides the same level of cut and theft resistance as thicker cables. The special hinges ensure great freedom of movement, eliminate awkward angles and allow the key to be fully inserted easily.
The 5mm key system is included in all of Kensington's latest locks, so you only need to manage one key system.
Register & Retrieve™, Kensington's online key registration program, allows you to replace your key quickly, securely and free of charge if it is lost or stolen.
Master keyed provides administrative access, so the IT manager can have a key for each lock, while each user has their own unique lock and key. Each employee can protect their device with their own lock, while a master key gives IT universal access to unlock any device in the event of upgrades, relocation, replacement or lost/lost keys.