StarTech.com Laptop Cable Lock Anchor Large

Product Code: 8STLTANCHORL

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General: Create a versatile and secure?anchor point in almost any location, to?help guard your laptop, docking station or other device against theft. This?laptop cable-lock?anchor?features a?large ringed design?that?attaches easily to a solid surface, to provide a strong and secure anchor point for your cable lock (sold separately).?

Large-Size?Ringed Cable Anchor
With its large?ringed design, the?cable lock anchor point?provides ample room to thread?thicker?cable locks, or more than one cable?through the?1.4 W x?0.7 H?(35 x 19 mm)?opening.?

A Convenient Way to Secure Your Device?
Protect your device, and your investment, by adding a?laptop cable-lock anchor?point to a desk, counter, cabinet, wall or other solid location.?The?screw-on cable lock anchor?makes it easy to?lock your laptop to your desk. It?features a small footprint and is easy to attach using two screws and the adhesive pad?(included). It gives you the convenience of choosing the location of the anchor point for your cable lock.?

Durable?Construction?
Made of?durable zinc alloy, the ringed?deskmount?security?anchor?point?can withstand a strong force from the cable lock in all directions. The robust construction?of the?computer security cable anchor?helps to prevent the anchor point from being tampered with or cut. The security plate prevents access to the mounting screws.?

The TAA compliant LTANCHORL is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support.

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Anchor point with large 1.4'' W x 0.7'' H (35 x 19 mm) ring opening

Durable zinc alloy anchor supports keyed or combination cable locks

Easy to attach to solid surfaces using included screws and adhesive backing

Help protect your laptop, dock or other device against theft

Provides versatile use with thicker cable locks, or multiple cables

Small footprint makes it easy to find a place to secure your device