YLM/200/EG1 - Yale Certified Laptop Safe Box
The desktop computer type anti-theft authentication folder is suitable for storing valuables such as laptops and tablets.
Features and Benefits
- Electronic Lock with digital keypad
- Blue backlight display
- Laser cut steel door, with auto-opening function (when Correct code is entered)
- Reinforced steel hinge
- Brushed aluminum face plate
- Concealed fixing points and mounting bolts included
- Interior finish with full felt lining
- Internal light source
- Armored steel plates protecting locking mechanism
- Box packaging
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