Port blocker DeLOCK 20926 USB Type-C 5 pieces + lock tool

The DeLOCK Port blocker set (model 20926) secures USB Type-C female ports against unauthorized access. The set contains five port blockers and a lock tool. Each blocker is inserted into the USB Type-C receptacle using the tool to prevent insertion of cables or other connectors. The set is supplied in blue and grey and the tool features an eyelet for attachment to a key ring.

Advantages

The set allows blocking up to five USB Type-C ports and requires the included tool to remove the blockers, providing controlled access. Compact blocker dimensions make them compatible with standard USB Type-C ports while the tool’s eyelet offers convenient storage or transport. The product helps protect devices from unauthorized data access and unwanted connections without modifying the hardware.

Suitable for

• Securing laptops and desktop computers in shared or public environments
• Protecting USB Type-C ports on kiosks, POS terminals and information displays
• Preventing unauthorized peripheral connection on meeting-room equipment
• Use in schools, libraries and offices to restrict access to ports

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 20926
• EAN: 4043619209262
• Contents: 5 × USB Type-C port blockers, 1 × lock tool
• Colour: Blue, Grey
• Blocker dimensions (approx.): width 19 mm × depth 69 mm × height 12 mm
• Compatibility: USB Type-C female sockets (standard size)

How to use

Place a port blocker on the tip of the included tool, align it with the USB Type-C port and gently push the blocker fully into the socket until it sits securely. To reopen the port, insert the tool and extract the blocker using the same tool. Store the blockers on the tool or on a key ring via the eyelet when not in use.

Recommendations

Use the port blockers only with compatible USB Type-C female sockets and avoid excessive force when inserting or removing blockers. Keep the lock tool in a secure place to maintain controlled access. If port access is frequently required, consider storing spare blockers and keeping a documented procedure for authorised personnel to remove them.