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Description +
The travel accessory to keep your belongings safe and your holiday a happy one. 4-digit combination with 10x security compared to a 3-digit locks. Deter theft whilst allowing security to inspect your bag easily and safely. Built tough with high-quality materials for years of on the road.
*Write down your combination. Without it, there’s no way to unlock or reset your lock, and there’s no key either.
4-Digit Combination
TSA-Approved
Durable Material
Universal Fit
High Visibility
2 Years Warranty
Specifications +
Weight70 g / 0.15 lb
Dimensions
2.9x1.4x6.65 cm
1.1x0.6x2.6 inch
Features +
- Set your own four-digit combination lock for luggage, tool chests, storage case and more.
- Red Diamond Logo: Indicates TSA approval, making it easy to identify, ensuring hassle-free travel.
- TSA Keyhole: Allows TSA agents to open the lock with a master key for inspection without damaging it.
- Fits most zippers, backpack, computer bags, suitcases and carry-on items.
- Made from high-quality materials to withstand travel conditions for strength and resistance to cutting and weather.
- Compact Size: TSA locks are generally small and lightweight, making them easy to carry and use on different types of luggage.
Material +
- Zinc Alloy
- Steel
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HOW TO USE TSA LOCK?
1. Open the Lock
Pull up the shackle (the metal loop) to unlock - the default code is 0-0-0-0.
2. Rotate the Shackle
Once the lock is open, rotate the shackle 90° (a quarter turn) so it lies parallel to the body of the lock.
3. Press the Shackle Down
While holding the shackle in this position, press it down toward the body of the lock. Keep it pressed during the next step.
4. Set Your New Combination
While pressing the shackle down, turn the dials to choose your desired combination.
5. Secure the Lock
Lift the shackle, close it, then scramble the dials. Done!
Important Notes:
- There is no key for resetting the combination. Once you set your code, it is permanent unless you change it.
- If you forget your code, you will not be able to reset the lock.
- Be sure to write down your code in a safe place where you can find it later.
FAQs
A TSA (Transportation Security Administration) lock is a specialised type of lock designed for luggage that allows TSA agents to inspect the contents of your luggage. The agents can open it when needed, but once they’re done, they’ll lock it back up tight. Moreover, the locks also act as a padlock, ensuring your bag remains locked and secure when it is not being inspected.
No, not everyone can open a TSA lock. Only TSA officers have a universal master key that can unlock TSA-approved locks.
If you forget the combination to your TSA lock, you cannot reset it without the correct code. Thus, it’s extremely crucial to remember your code when you set it. Maybe write it down somewhere so you can refer to it when needed.
TSA officers may need to cut or break your lock in order to inspect the contents of your bag. Plus, without a TSA-approved lock, you’re missing out on that extra layer of security, which could leave your luggage vulnerable to sneaky hands while you’re travelling.
While TSA locks are not universally required, many countries, especially those with international airports, encourage or require the use of TSA-approved locks. In fact, TSA locks are not limited to just the USA; it is recognised in over 75 countries worldwide, so it’s a smart little gadget to bring along for your travels.
