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$27 (FREE SHIPPING) - 3-Digit TSA Approved Tamper Indicator Locking Luggage Strap - TWIN PACK

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$27 (FREE SHIPPING) - 3-Digit TSA Approved Tamper Indicator Locking Luggage Strap - TWIN PACK
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Store RepShirish on 06/08/2013 - 10:14 shoppinglane.com.au (188 clicks)

$27 (FREE SHIPPING) - 3-Digit TSA Approved Unique Tamper Indicator Locking Luggage Strap - TWIN PACK

FREE SHIPPING AUSTRALIA WIDE

Length Min. 34" (90cm) - Max. 74" (170cm) x Width 2" (50mm) & 3-digit TSA approved lock with unique tamper indicator.

Features:
   1. 3 digit indicator for locking with tamper indicator
   2. Colour indicator to display lock usage
   3. Red : Lock has been opened
   4. Green: Lock has not been opened
   5. Can set your own personal combination
   6. Useful travel accessory
   7. Can be easily opened and re-locked by airport security luggage inspectors

 Instructions to use:

 Setting up personal combination : The pre-set open combination is 0-0-0

 To change the combination:

 Open the lock,  use a small tipped object (e.g ball point pen) to press the Reset Button as far as possible and hold it
 Rotate the dials to the desired number and then reset the button
 The lock will now have the saved combination unlock code

 To Lock/Unlock:

 Dial the open combination, close the buckle and scramble the dials
 Restore Indicator from Red to Green
 The indicator window is set to green colour
 It will change to Red when the TSA/HMRC (Airport check-in staff/ Immigration staffs) have opened and inspected during travel
 Open the lock, push the RESTORE SWITCH to restore INDICATOR WINDOW from Red to Green

 Product Specifications:

 Material: Durable PP webbing
 Length Min. 34" (90cm) - Max. 74" (170cm) x  Width 2" (50mm)

Note:

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners at all US airports & HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs in the UK) and airline check-in staffs at airports are trained to recognise the Travel Sentry Logo. They understand that luggage with locks displaying this mark are permitted to remain locked. The TSA screeners have access to special codes that allow them to open these locks in the event that the luggage must be opened for inspection. With Travel Sentry Certified Locks the TSA can screen baggage faster without having to open locks.

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  • [Deactivated] on 06/08/2013 - 10:22

    for the paranoids

  • mathew42 on 06/08/2013 - 10:25
    +2

    Can be easily opened and re-locked by airport security luggage inspectors

    or anyone else who happens to have chatted with an airport security luggage inspector at the pub. Also, you forgot to mention that airport security luggage inspectors are highly paid professionals and have shown no evidence of corruption or involvement with organised crime.

    • jdr on 06/08/2013 - 10:41

      sort of. It's a bit unfair to compare the unit price of a 2 pack that includes shipping with a 50 pack (that excludes shipping).

      • [Deactivated] on 06/08/2013 - 11:25

        Agree. Consider that you'll also lose 12% roughly as a seller to eBay, and postage is probably $7 at best with AusPost rates the way they are, its a reasonable price.

  • tko6070 on 06/08/2013 - 10:47

    the cost of 2 items including shipping ($9.99/50) is $9.60. But yes it is a bulk buy

    • jdr on 06/08/2013 - 16:22

      "the cost of 2 items including shipping ($9.99/50) is $9.60."

      But it isn't the cost. They will not ship 2 of these to you for $9.60 inc shipping.

  • altomic on 06/08/2013 - 10:53
    -1

    $6.10 for 2 shipped from HK

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Sale-Password-Combination-Luggage…

    • [Deactivated] on 06/08/2013 - 11:23
      +2

      Not quite apples for apples… your ones aren't TSA approved.

      • altomic on 06/08/2013 - 16:33

        do I care what an American government agency approves of or not?

        • [Deactivated] on 06/08/2013 - 23:35

          No, but its a standard for both the US AND the UK (two popular destinations for Aussies), and there's increased likelihood they'll just cut your strap, as opposed to using the key.

  • grunge on 06/08/2013 - 10:56
    +2

    I had a mate who spent $30 on a TSA approved lock from a travel shop as he was going the US of A, and when he was there, TSA plain old cut his lock, with no regard to the fact that it was TSA openable.

    True Story.

    Good value for TSA locks, if TSA actually cared enough to take care with these things.

    It's easier to do what I do, spend $5 on a packaging of cable ties in different colors and use that to "lock" your bags. You'd definitely know when it's been tampered with, and for that $5 you pretty much have a lifetime supply.

    • oz-dxer on 06/08/2013 - 11:31
      +2

      Just dont take your cutters on hand luggage to cut the ties later :)

      • altomic on 06/08/2013 - 11:42
        +5

        "honey, where is the cable tie cutter?"

        "it's in the suitcase………oh"

      • grunge on 08/08/2013 - 13:59

        No need.

        Most places would have something that can open a cable tie quite easily. (ie. sisscors or penknife or even lighter.)

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