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Question: how long is the cable
Document: this is the best device I have seen in a long time, the way it secure the tv to the frame of the house you would need a chain saw to take the tv.
I used these to secure the wall mount and then I secured the PVC cap around the lock with the same screws. Anyone who tires to take my television is in for a long day!
When my flat screen was stolen I looked for something to secure my new one. I feel much better knowing this is on my TV. It was very easy to install. Just make sure the cord is long enough. Mine just barely reaches the wall.
But the multitude of screws provided? nothing but a distraction; none of them were the right length for our tv (all were too long). And how sweet of the &#34;instructions&#34; to say &#34;You will probably not find the correct size screw for your tv in this packet; just give us a call & we'll send you the ones you need.&#34; REALLY???
Yes hasp.What is a hasp? It's been around for a long time, commonly available at home improvement / hardware stores. Got mine at a home improvement store with initials H.D. for $5.97 plus driving. Generically it is a swivel eye medium duty hasp with an "eye just over 3/8" - this is perfect. [ "Latch Post Safety Hasp" by Everbuilt , but many others will do.]
There is no way to absolutely guarantee it will stop a theft, especially with cable cutters but it should keep honest people honest.
Not sure what all the fuss is about the screw cap but this is a must have item for wall mounts. Easy to install, and very srong cable and lock.
I may look for a heavier type of cable or bolt cutter resistant chain and use 2 padlocks for the lock down.
Had bolts for all the common VESA mount hole sizes.I ended up drilling a hole through the top of the bookshelf and just running the cable through. The TV is not going anywhere.
Threaded the end of the cable through the last tube and put on the pad lock. It took me 10 minutes. Its a 32  &#34; tv and you don't see the security cable or anything behind the TV. This is a cheap security device which should do the trick!
Answer: It is 46 3/8'.  I wish it was longer, but it works nice.