Is there a hole to run a tree lock cable through it?
946613
Yes, there are holes for a cable lock below where the tree strap goes through, although IMO, it would have been better if the if the cable lock holes were above the tree strap which would have made it easier to hang. No biggie..mine has been reliable even in sub zero temps. The time lapse feature is really cool.
1455599
This pouch has a Velcro lid on the top side. I route the cables through the edge of the lid. There are no other holes, and I would not recommend to open any so you can maintain the structural integrity of the pouch.
418727
there is no hole but their is a hook with two sizes to hang by.you just connect it to the handle.very nice
1922818
Yes, there is a keyhole underneath the silver plastic plug that looks like a button on the lower front of the lock.
1540815
There are no holes for this purpose but it is possible though you may interfere with the wires that you run through the steel frame. Depending on how many cables you plan to run it may get a bit cramped when you drill a hole through it and then try to thread an HDMI cable through afterwards. Maybe you can attach an anchor to the wall and strap the mount to it using multiple heavy duty nylon ties. You may be better off buying a wall mount bracket if you're going to do any drilling.
1435960
No, and there is not a hole to put one. That is why I attached a zip tie to it. Then I slipped my strap around the zip tie. Works great!
1428690
Yes is correct, there is a hole at the base in the vertical pice, and there is a cable holder at the top. no way to run it thu the horisontal bar tho.
1455196
If you ran the cable through the bolt holes used for mounting then I am pretty sure you could. It Ian designed to work mounted and it does that perfectly. Don't know how it would do with a cable lock.
2029253
there is a place you could put a padlock through, but it does not come with a lock. word of warning, if you live in a windy area, make sure you secure it against a high fence or your house. the roof came off it during a severe storm here and the whole thing quickly blew over into a number of pieces that are not fixable. we had a lawnmower inside and several heavy gardening tools, but was not enough.
1252224
I don't think so. It is too big to go through the hole. What you want is a padlock, like this one: Master Lock 1803DLF Laminated Padlock, 1-1/2-inch
1589092
No, unfortunately. No holes for power cables. You have to drill the holes in yourself.
1490277
You can run a cable through the anchor holes in the back - or bottom - of the safe
2001415
Tie a big nut or bolt to a string and let it fall through. If there is insulation involves you may need to fish something more ridged through. Once it is through then tape cables needed to the string. Hope this helps.
1244494
There are holes for securing it to a wall. I imagine that you could always drill a hole for a steel cable.
1067999
yes there r holes in the back I used to mount it to a tree. I used screws and washers although lag bolts will work, and I locked it up in the front. One would think that would be good enough of a deterrent to lowlife thieves but if they want it bad enough they will probably bring a chainsaw and cut the tree down to steel stuff. but mine is still safe and sound and taking pics.
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.
1420895
No, just plug it in the hole. Just to tell you, this is a great scewdiver for the house!