TSA Smart Combination Lock for Travel Luggage Suitcase Zipper Anti-theft Code Padlock Customs Password Changeable Resettable
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$18.97
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SPECIFICATIONS
Brand Name: lintolyard
Lock Type: Keyed Padlock
Model Number: TSA719
Origin: Mainland China
Certification: none
Choice: yes
semi_Choice: yes
Since January 2003, all luggage entering American airports must be opened for inspection, unless a TSA-certified lock is used.
Otherwise, the checked luggage will not be locked. If it is locked, the customs has the right to pry open the luggage or break the lock to check the luggage.
There are two ways to open the TSA lock, one is to unlock with a password, and the other is to use the special TSA key for customs.
There is a red diamond mark on the front and back of the TSA lock. The bottom of the lock is marked with the corresponding key number.
As long as the customs officer sees the red mark, they will unlock the lock with the corresponding key according to the key number at the bottom of the lock, instead of prying it open and destroying it, it will be re-locked after checking.
Using TSA locks can not only quickly clear customs, but also avoid the worry of forcibly destroying luggage and locks due to suspected contraband in the luggage, making travel safer and more assured.
TSA locks are also available outside the United States and are becoming more widely available.
Otherwise, the checked luggage will not be locked. If it is locked, the customs has the right to pry open the luggage or break the lock to check the luggage.
There are two ways to open the TSA lock, one is to unlock with a password, and the other is to use the special TSA key for customs.
There is a red diamond mark on the front and back of the TSA lock. The bottom of the lock is marked with the corresponding key number.
As long as the customs officer sees the red mark, they will unlock the lock with the corresponding key according to the key number at the bottom of the lock, instead of prying it open and destroying it, it will be re-locked after checking.
Using TSA locks can not only quickly clear customs, but also avoid the worry of forcibly destroying luggage and locks due to suspected contraband in the luggage, making travel safer and more assured.
TSA locks are also available outside the United States and are becoming more widely available.
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