Can a security cable be used with this safe?
891910
There are 4 holes on the bottom for mounting/bolting, but I don't believe it is designed specifically for a security cable.
177533
YES YOU CAN, BUT:1. the cable may slip out if not secured properly2. you MUST take off CAPSLOCK firstHope this has been helpful.
1778607
I don't know how that could happen with the type of locks it has. You may have to put a cable with a lock on it through the bars.
678962
I can't see how you would run a cable through the bottom of the safe. The safe wouldn't sit flat. I drilled 2 holes in the safe, 1 in the back and 1 on the side both near the corner of the safe, in case I needed to move the position of the safe to a different location. Right now, I mounted a 1/2" eyebolt through the side hole and used a carriage bolt and nut and plugged the other closed. The forged eyebolt I ordered on Amazon, and the safe has a chain and a cable that is locked around a support column in my house.
1174783
The safe has pre-drilled mounting holes and hardware & pre-drilled holes for optional security cable. But did not come with a cable I mounted mine on the underside of my end table for easy access. My son mounted his to the closet wall. Cables are available for around $10 US
1890215
It does not come with the security cable. That is a separate purchase for the 6 foot cable. The cost is about $ 10, but the cable is designed perfectly to work with the box.
1522604
You could put a cable through the slot at the end of the device. The slot is about 1/8" by 5/16". A cable might prevent a casual grab of the device, but the slot is just a hole in the thin end of the plastic housing, presumably for carrying it on a keychain or the like. A determined thief could break through the plastic around the hole without much effort. It would have to be a dumb thief, though, since the device isn't much good for anything without the software it is meant to protect.
944308
There are locks but the cables are really flimsy. I had a mountain bike stolen off the rack last year in broad daylight in a busy tourist area. They cut clean through the cable. Security is definitely an issue with this rack.
1608977
It depends on the hardware setup you use. I have a proprietary "security gateway" box that is compatible with this item; the interface is via the web so a PC is not required in my case. However, if your security or surveillance system depends on local hardware/software, you may not have the same situation.
1490276
Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want. Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely... » Read More Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want. « Show Less
1721990
Nope. It will also compromise the safe's fire resistance to bolt it down. I would suggest the use of an industrial epoxy to secure the safe, without reducing its fire resistance.
485024
Combination lock may be a little too heavy for cables also not sure if cable holes are wide enough for combo lock
1345110
Unfortunately there is no hole for a security cable. Its thin and works well (will dry out in all day sunlight and start ripping). For the price it ok to pay for another if stolen or dry rotted.
1422937
Yes. You can use the u-bar lock to lock the cable to. Or you can have a separate lock to use with the cable. In short, they're two separate locks that can work in tandem or separately. I hope this helps.
1490275
Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want.
865259
Yes you can attach a security cable to this camera. I use: Master Lock 8417D Python Adjustable Locking Cable, 6-Foot
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No. Apparently a VERY long time ago you could. The rumor still persists. You need the key or combination to open the little safe. These safes are a real bargain. If I needed another small safe I'd buy it again. - j.