Can I use this with a Master Lock cable?
1932961
If your talking about the cable with a loop at each end then yes, and if the cable is so thick the you can't close lock around both loops you can stick one loop through the other and just close it over one loop. The lock is large enough for us to lock our metal latches for our company ladders. Like the fact that the dial is at the bottom of lock to avoid direct water if it rains on it. I always treat it with powder graphite to keep the tumblers turning easily.
1932962
I would assume so as I am not familiar with the Master Lock Cable. It is a standard lock and as long as the cable ends aren't too small to put the lock through, it would work. I have owned (and still own) a number of these throughout the years and continue to buy them.
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.
1746812
I would highly doubt it unless the Master Lock makes both lock types and would custom make them like that by request. I'm sure the cost of doing that would be quite prohibitive...
953009
Yes , as long as you have a quality material key. The most important. The key you are going to use must be having 5 pin cuts.
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.
1706246
I don't run the cable through the metal security tab. I use chain to secure it to the power pedestal and put the padlock shackle through the security tab. If you want to use cable it will have to have a loop on each end then secure both ends to the security tab with a padlock. My unit is out in my motor home but if I remember correctly the hole is only about 3/8". For what its worth the tab isn't that substantial but it will slow someone down if they want to steal it.
1207398
Yes you do, I bought a master lock that works great - from amazon the same time I ordered the rack.
690013
Probably not ! I would invest in another type of lock for something like that. This is more like a file cabinet type of lock. Probably easy to pick.... Hope that helps
629024
No, Just make sure your Master unit is attached to the output labeled DC Power Pass and Slave units off other ports to insure 2 way communications between units
1330407
Not sure of specifics of that product but given the master lock comes with both size pins I suspect it will. We use this for both w bike rack and cargo platform and while it works it Dan be a hit tight on fitting it in to lock but can be done. Good luck.
853467
Oops... I did the same thing. This is a dumb device - with a mechanical memory - only knowing 1 combination. I ended up cutting the cable. - Good news, it's a good lock - it was difficult to cut. I replaced with a number lock - I can remember -better. Sorry, Jim
1306670
yes you can, but you get better results if you connect it as soon as the cable comes in the house, these units are better pushers than pullers.
1165133
If your current lock is a Kwikset SmartKey design then the answer is yes, because this is also a SmartKey. Otherwise the answer is probably no.
54937
There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
1127861
Almost any laptop (both PCs and Mac) has the small hole in one of its sides to be used with a cable and lock. This lock is meant for laptops, not desktop computers.
1748970
Sure. It's just a widget that glues on to the device that will interface with the lock. Could work on anything that has a flat 1 inch by 1/2 inch surface where the lock / cable can attach.
911557
Cable is .22inch (5.6mm) Diameter and 14inch (35cm) Long. (from MasterLock website)