Locking Mechanisms from IEC-Lock

December 3, 2012

IEC-Lock’s locking mechanism is a patented female C13 connector, suitable for use with any standard IEC inlet. The mechanism protects computer equipment from accidental disconnection and is suitable for protecting appliances that are vulnerable to vibration and for various data communications appliances that require a secure power source.

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