are they all security sockets
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From the description: Tamper-proof - 3/8-inch drive: 14mm, 1/2-inch drive: 16, 18mm. So just the 14, 16, & 18mm have the hole for "security" or "tamper proof" bolts. The rest of the bits do not have the hole.
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Not sure what you mean, they're Triple Square Spline bits, some 1/4" drive, some 3/8" drive. I bought them to remove the caliper bolts from a Volkswagen Jetta, apparently Volkswagen is a fan of this type of bit. I see in the description it has listed "Tamper Proof" for some sizes but I'm not sure what applications those have.
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The bits appear to be pressed into the sockets They are not welded. There are no set screws. The bits are not removable although you may be able to drive them out if you had to. I hope this helped you.
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Roland12b has the right idea. Security bits have holes milled into the center. This is to accept the post sticking out of the center of a security Triple Head Bolt. "Security" = "Triple Square" + "Center Post". These types of bits aren't in the layman's tool chest, so he can't go about messing with hardware he can't fathom.Does anyone know if they all have holes in the center? Some of them look solid in the photo.
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I read under the description of one auction that it was only the largest 2 or 3 sizes.
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Yup everything checks out. If the sockets are the same then 99% of the time the system will too.
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yes http://www.aesecurity.com/61cualseke.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwstaqBRCT38DWpZjJotIBEiQAERS6_ItMlzGb9re4lJ5VGSrU6qGyP24vpRCIEYrUQ0lbV0waAmvL8P8HAQ
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They pretty much work out of the box. The IP address should be labeled on each. Here is the manual link http://ez-bridge.com/Products/docs/8000005_EZ-Bridge-LT_qwik_install_guide.pdf
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As far as I know, if it work for one it should work for all with same socket
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Well, update, my sockets are 'grounded'; that is, they have 3 holes, 1 round. But the red light indicator on my Belkin is lit & says not grounded.So, I don't know. I'm using it, & will ask my building manager if it's really grounded or not.
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No...these are PC Motherboard processors and laptops are specialised motherboards with different sockets.
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No. This is not the security bit set, this set just has regular Torx bits with no hole. Wiha does make security bit sets in this form factor, but that set is part number 79490.
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You plug them into the socket and that's it! (They will all be connected to each other, as long as they are in the same circuit panel)
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No. Torx bits with holes are security bits; this kit does not have security bits.
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None specifically for a security chain... But there are places route a sercurity chain... I would recommend a coated chain/cable
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Yes, it comes with changing connection pins so it coplies with all socket types intenationally
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Go to www.securityhow.com or send an email to mike@securityhow.com. He also has a webstore on Ebay. The guy is cool--very helpful and fair, at least in terms of my dealings. Good luck! --Doug
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No they are not. There are other models that dp though. Dont recall the exact model right now, but i can look it up and send later.UPDATE:http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/about_us/features/258856.html
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I have 6 connected without problems.....which means 6 are connected to one electrical socket. For safety you wouldn't want to overload your socket.
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I would say probably, yes. They all seem to have the same kind of snap-on connections. You could get them and return if they don't.
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Pretty sure they do. I can walk all over my office where we have 6 of them and never lose my connection to my xmpp client and ssh server.