Port blocker DeLOCK 20927 DisplayPort 4 pieces + lock tool

The DeLOCK 20927 DisplayPort port blocker set contains four port inserts and a locking tool designed to secure DisplayPort female ports against unauthorized access. The compact inserts are pushed into the DisplayPort socket to physically block cable insertion. The set works with up to four DisplayPort ports and requires the included unlocking tool to remove the blockers. The tool has an eyelet on the rear end for convenient attachment to a key ring.

Advantages

The set provides physical protection for DisplayPort sockets, preventing unauthorized cable connection. The included lock tool enables controlled removal of the blockers. The compact dimensions (19 mm width, 69 mm depth, 12 mm height) and the eyelet on the tool make it easy to carry and store. The product is made in a two-tone blue and grey colour scheme for clear visual identification.

Suitable for

• Securing DisplayPort female ports on monitors and graphics cards
• Protecting public or shared workstations against unauthorized video connections
• Preventing tampering in corporate, educational or exhibition environments
• Use in IT rooms or control stations where physical port access must be restricted

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 20927
• Contents: 4 DisplayPort port blockers + 1 lock/unlock tool
• Compatible port: DisplayPort (female)
• Colour: Blue, Grey
• Dimensions: 19 mm (W) x 69 mm (D) x 12 mm (H)
• EAN: 4043619209279

How to use

Place a port blocker on the tip of the tool and align it with the DisplayPort female socket. Push the blocker into the port until it is seated and the socket is blocked. Repeat for up to four DisplayPort ports. To remove a blocker, insert the tool and operate as shown in the product instructions to extract the insert. The included tool is required for both insertion and removal to ensure controlled access.

Recommendations

Store the lock tool on a key ring using the eyelet to keep it available for authorized personnel. Verify compatibility with the target DisplayPort sockets before deployment and keep spare blockers and the tool in a secure location to maintain controlled access.