Kensington
Kensington K68106WW security lock
Master-coded combination lock secures laptops through universal ClickSafe slots for shared access control
- Universal combination lock secures any laptop
- Master-coded design allows admin override access
- ClickSafe anchor attaches without tools
- ACCO-engineered hardware delivers reliable theft deterrence
- Ready to protect devices from day one
Universal laptop security
The Kensington ClickSafe universal combination lock secures laptops and compatible devices using a master-coded mechanism. It attaches to the standard security slot found on most notebooks and thin clients. Organisations can manage multiple units with a single master code while users set their own combinations.
Physical deterrence only
The lock relies on a braided steel cable and a hardened steel lock head to resist cutting and prying. No electronic components mean zero power draw and silent operation in any environment. The combination dials operate mechanically without batteries or software.
Master-coded administration
The master code lets IT teams reset or recover user combinations without replacing hardware. No bundled software or accessories are included beyond the lock and cable assembly. Buyers who need keyed-alike sets or anchor plates must source those separately.
Highlights
- Universal combination lock secures any laptop
- Master-coded design allows admin override access
- ClickSafe anchor attaches without tools
- ACCO-engineered hardware delivers reliable theft deterrence
- Ready to protect devices from day one
Specifications
| Brand | ACCO |
|---|---|
| Part Number | K68106WW |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 127 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the ClickSafe lock to my laptop's security slot without forcing it?
Align the lock head with the Kensington security slot, insert it straight, then push until it clicks; the step people miss is turning the combination dials only after the click confirms full engagement.
Will the combination mechanism need lubrication or replacement after extended use?
The lock uses a mechanical dial system with no batteries or electronic parts; periodic cleaning of the dials with compressed air keeps it operating smoothly.
What stops someone from guessing the master-coded combination under sustained attack?
The lock offers a four-dial combination providing ten thousand possible codes, so brute-force attempts are slowed by the sheer number of permutations.
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