Noble Locks
Noble Locks TZ18T Low Profile Wedge Lock computer power cord
A low-profile wedge lock tested to 150 pounds pull force with a 360-degree rotating head for Dell gaming and Alienware laptops
- Low-profile wedge design fits Dell Inspiron Gaming and Alienware laptops
- Dell-tested and approved for reliable compatibility
- Withstands over 150 lb 5-way pull force for strong theft deterrence
- Patented stainless-steel construction with 360° lock head rotation
- Push-button engagement secures devices with Noble Security Slot
Noble Wedge Lock
The Noble TZ18T Low Profile flat key Wedge Lock is designed specifically for Dell Gaming and Alienware laptops. It fits devices equipped with the ultra-secure patented Noble Security Slot. The lock is Dell tested and approved for compatibility. Buyers needing a Kensington slot adapter cannot use this model.
150-pound pull resistance
The lock withstands over 150 pounds force in a 5-way pull test. Stainless steel construction provides physical strength against tampering. A 360 degree of freedom lock head allows flexible positioning on any surface. The simple push button motion makes securing the device quick and easy.
Low-profile wedge design
The patented low-profile design sits close to the chassis for minimal interference during use. It secures laptops, tablets and other devices with the matching Noble slot. The flat key mechanism reduces bulk on the cable head. Devices lacking the proprietary Noble slot have no attachment point.
Highlights
- Low-profile wedge design fits Dell Inspiron Gaming and Alienware laptops
- Dell-tested and approved for reliable compatibility
- Withstands over 150 lb 5-way pull force for strong theft deterrence
- Patented stainless-steel construction with 360° lock head rotation
- Push-button engagement secures devices with Noble Security Slot
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the lock head or cable need periodic replacement under normal use?
The lock head and cable are built as a single stainless-steel unit tested to withstand over 150 pounds force in a 5-way pull test, so no scheduled replacement is required.
What is the first limit reached if someone tries to force the lock off the laptop?
The lock is tested to withstand over 150 pounds force in a 5-way pull test, which is the stated mechanical limit before failure.
Does the lock generate any heat or noise when left attached all day?
The lock is a passive mechanical device with no moving parts that produce heat or noise during continuous use.
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