Kensington K64442WW N17 Combination Lock for Dell® Laptops (noble wedge lock slot)
- Tough lock head that fits seamlessly into the latest Dell laptops and tablets with a wedge-shaped lock slot
- Unique lock engagement creates the strongest connection between the lock head and wedge-shaped lock slot
- Resettable 4-wheel number code with 10,000 possible combinations
- Carbon steel cable is cut-resistant and anchors to desk, table or any fixed structure
- Push-button design for one-handed engagement to easily attach lock
- Independently verified and tested for industry-leading standards in torque/pull, foreign implements, lock lifecycle, corrosion, key strength and other environmental conditions
- Register & Retrieve™ program allows you to look up forgotten combination codes
Tough Lock Head
Designed for laptops and tablets with a wedge-shaped lock slot, it meets Kensington’s industry-leading testing standards for tamper-resistance, reliability and durability. |
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Unique Lock Engagement
Expanding side “hooks” grab the internal sides of the wedge-shaped lock slot, creating a strong connection between the device frame and the lock to resist and deter theft. |
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Keyless, Resettable 4-Number Combination
The lock offers 10,000 different combination codes that can be selected by the user so it’s personalized and more easily remembered |
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Carbon Steel Cable
Offering the same level of cut-resistance and theft-resistance as thicker cables, the carbon steel cable with plastic sheath offers security and greater mobility with 6 feet of cable. |
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Push-Button Design
Allows for one-handed engagement into the device, quickly and easily attaching the lock inside the wedge-shaped lock slot |
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Verified & Tested
Engineered to Kensington’s rigorous specifications and third-party standards in torque/pull, foreign implements, lock lifecycle, corrosion, key strength and other environmental conditions.
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Register & Retrieve™
Kensington’s online code registration program that allows for quick, secure and easy combination lookup if it is ever forgotten
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