Pack of 25, Dual Lockheads with 5mm Keying, Slim Profile, Does Not Block Valuable Ports, Allows Laptop to Lie Flat and Stable, Verified and Tested, Omnidirectional Pivoting Head and Rotating Anchor, Register & Retrieve™, Master Keyed

Tested and approved by Dell, the Slim N17 2.0 Keyed Dual Head Laptop Lock for Wedge-Shaped Slots lets you lock two devices with a single solution, won’t block valuable ports and allows the laptop to lie flat and stable.

The secondary T-bar lock head secures peripheral accessories featuring the industry-standard Kensington Security Slot & meets or exceeds rigorous strength testing standards.

Features an omnidirectional pivoting head and rotating anchor, 5mm keying system and free Register & Retrieve™ key registration and replacement. Master keyed provides administrative access, so the IT manager can have a key for all locks while each user has their own individual lock and key.

Dual lockheads let you lock two devices with a single solution. Secondary T-bar lockhead fits industry-standard Kensington Security Slot. Plastic sheathing protects surfaces. 5mm keying system is common across all of Kensington’s latest keyed locks, so there’s only one keying system to manage.

Slim profile made especially for ultra-thin and 2-in-1 laptops. Tested and approved by Dell.

Does not block valuable ports, allowing for full use of laptop’s ports while attached.

Won’t raise the laptop off its surface and cause it to wobble, allowing the laptop to lie flat and stable.

Kensington locks are verified and tested. Each lock is precision engineered to meet or exceed rigorous industry standards for strength, physical endurance and mechanical resilience.

The omnidirectional pivoting head and rotating anchor are enabled by special hinges that create great freedom of movement, eliminating awkward angles and allowing you to insert your key with complete ease.

Register & Retrieve™, Kensington’s online key registration programme, allows for quick, secure and free key replacement if ever lost or stolen.

Master keyed provides administrative access, so the IT manager can have a key for all locks while each user has their own individual lock and key. Each employee can protect their device with their lock while a master key provides IT universal access to unlock any piece of equipment for upgrades, relocation, replacement or misplaced/lost keys.