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1. SearchAlert may be opened with an override device controlled by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents. No SearchAlert lock should be cut off by TSA agents.
2. SearchAlert features a Security Window which changes color from Green to Red when any override device is used.
The Security Window shows Red under the following condition:
Luggage checked at an Airport or Seaport is sent through an electronic screening. If a TSA agent determines the luggage needs to be hand searched, the SearchAlert lock will be opened by the agent. When the TSA override device is used, the Security Window changes color from Green to Red.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from LA that is.... Lower Alabama (FL) on 5/30/2008
Comments about Aqua Search Alert TSA Travel Lock, Black:
its a combo lock. it works. give you sense of security meaning that you actually know if someone has been in your stuff. I bought these mostly because they tattle by indication weather you should be curious or not.
from Denver Co on 1/26/2008
Comments about Aqua Search Alert TSA Travel Lock, Black:
I now have 5 locks. Since 911 your bags must be left unlocked for security checks allowing anyone in the bagagage area to steal what they want. This is the best way to keep your dive equipment secure and let the TSA check with their pass key. You can even use them on the boat while your diving.
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from Rep of Ireland on 1/22/2008
Comments about Aqua Search Alert TSA Travel Lock, Black:
The lock is Ok, but the only downside is that is not an accessory for Pelican Cases. The ear of the lock is too small. I found it very difficult to put on. It needs a little bit of getting used to and for this reason I think it is unlikely that TSA officers will have the same persistence.