Is there any feasible way of securing the panels or otherwise protecting them against theft when using them?
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A cable and lock through the handles will keep honest people honest but if someone really wants it it is gone.
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One could deter the quick snatch by putting a bicycle chain through the handle (and securing the other end, of course). The handle appears substantial and well attached.
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Short answer: YES. If you are willing to show your email, I can send you 4 pictures to show you how I secure it. I can't seem to figure out how to attach images to this answer. I use a bike cable, the kind with a loop at each end. I wrap the cable around something solid (tree, trailer frame), feed one end through the other end loop and pull tight. I attach the long end with a padlock to one of the 4 holes in the frame of the go power. And I LOVE our Go Power. As long as we have sunny weather, we never have to run the generator while in the woods.
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One window on each side, zips on front and back centers.No theft, if you were concerned you could always tape paper over the windows.
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security cable attaches to the bottom of the seat base or any stationary place to prevent theft
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The system i bought is a little different, so its hard to say. I think if it was me i would at least keep it out of the weather, maybe a small vented box, plywood, plastic.
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There are 2 covers one top and one bottom that cover the screw holes. Pop the 2 covers and screw it in and secure the panel. Then pop the covers back on.
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We bought a ( two actually) long strong cable combination lock and run it through the pair of grippers, since we have two on each side of our truck. this probably wouldn't deter a very determined thief, but we feel better having them locked up.
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I used them to secure sliding class windows from being opened. It may depend on how your mount is anchored. I suggest you contact the seller and ask them.
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There is no planned location that I can see, but you could definitely use a vinyl covered cable thru a path at rear of hood/leg to lock it to something.
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Another way to secure the end panels (which I did) was door hinges. I got a pack of 2 from the hardware store, removed the pins, separated them, attached them to studs on either end of the room and secured the panels using the stakes meant for the ground. Worked perfectly. Global Door Controls 3.5 in. x 3.5 in. Black Plain Bearing Steel Hinge - Set of 2
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Theft is not a huge concern in our area. It can be locked and we have it secured to the ground and against our block wall in the backyard but more for the elements. It is a very heavy duty tent and would require some serious maneuvering and cutting. We have three bikes and yard tools in it.
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I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
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i have never tried...... there are certain pieces are are screwed together for security
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NO, you can throw a cable lock thru it to secure them if needed but it does not itself lock them.
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I would not leave it unprotected. Search Amazon for plastic project box or WaterTight Cord Lock.
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If you can find a way to secure them in the slots used for the glass I say why not
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The way I would prevent the T.V. from being stolen would be to get a cable, with a diameter smaller than the pin holes of the ceiling mount and of the mounting holes of the T.V. bracket feed it though the mount pin hole and the mount in the T.V. bracket crimp two loops in each end of the cable (crimps are available at hardware store you get the cable from) and padlock the loops tightly to the hole on the mount and the T.V. bracket, they won't be able to steal the T.V. without destroying it or by removing the bolts you used to mount the T.V. to the bracket. They'll be back! Good luck.
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My husband said to go to the Do It Yourself Security Forum on the web and they have a 2GIG Section. Ask your question there anbd they should be able to answer it. Good Luck!