Kensington
Kensington SafeDome Clicksafe Keyed Lock - silver
Keyed cable lock with two keys and mounting kit secures a laptop or desktop system
- Keyed lock secures devices against theft
- ClickSafe anchor installs without tools
- Two keys included for shared access
- Silver finish matches professional setups
- Limited lifetime warranty covers the lock
Physical security kit
The Kensington SafeDome Clicksafe Keyed Lock is a system security kit designed to anchor laptops or compatible devices to a fixed point. It includes a cable lock and two matching keys in a silver finish. The kit suits individuals or organisations that need a simple, keyed deterrent against opportunistic theft in offices, libraries or shared workspaces.
Included mounting kit and keys
A mounting kit is supplied so the lock can be attached to a suitable security slot on the target device without extra parts. The two keys provided allow a spare to be kept separately, reducing downtime if one key is misplaced. No software or electronic components are part of the package; security relies entirely on the mechanical lock and cable.
Mechanical cable lock limits
Protection is limited to the strength of the cable and the integrity of the device’s security slot, both of which can be defeated with tools or force. The lock does not alarm, track or encrypt data, so it cannot prevent data loss if the device is stolen despite the cable. Buyers who need electronic monitoring, alarm functions or slot-less device compatibility should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Keyed lock secures devices against theft
- ClickSafe anchor installs without tools
- Two keys included for shared access
- Silver finish matches professional setups
- Limited lifetime warranty covers the lock
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the cable or lock mechanism need lubrication or replacement after extended use?
The kit includes a cable lock and two keys; no maintenance schedule or replacement parts are specified by the manufacturer.
What is the first limit reached when the lock is under constant tension?
The lock secures equipment via a steel cable; the limiting factor is the cable's cut resistance under sustained attack.
Does the lock generate any noise or heat when securing a device all day?
The lock is a passive mechanical device with no moving parts that produce noise, heat, or power draw during continuous use.
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