How does mounting work? Is it permanent (screws etc.) or does it latch on for easy removal when not in use?
1417998
It works with a patented, tension clip. No screws. No drilling. Easy on and easy off in seconds. Here is a video from the manufacturer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3DfAbh2opM
1417999
It works with a patented, tension clip. No screws. No drilling. Easy on and easy off in seconds. Here is a video from the manufacturer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3DfAbh2opM
1418000
Looking at the picture, it would appear that there is a tension screw that you adjust from the bottom of the cabinet. This would essentially pinch the bottom panel of the cabinet and is not permanent.
907374
No not permanently. It comes with a clamp so that it can be fastened to a desk or table but it is not a permanent mount
1665876
It is a screw on or wired on holder. The only way it would stay mounted is if it were tightly wired on.
1182446
It screws on and off. Very easy- we just left attached though and coiled the cord around the holder.
1844598
No it doesn't have any mounting hardware. You could use tamper proof screws or use phillips screws and when they are tight just take a drill and drill out the middle so they can't easily remove them
1558222
There is not a permanent mount to the outside of the cabinet. The lock system has one magnetic lock, a latch (both screw into the inside of the cabinet with short screws) and a magnetic key. The key releases the lock when it is placed over the lock from the outside of the cabinet. Does that help?
24631
the holder that mounts on the bike has a hand screw to loosen it so it can easily be removed. It's very Steal-able... but the fact that it comes off easily is actually an advantage for me because it's a super flashlight even without the bike mount so I just remove it when I park my bike and use it to find my house keys and walk up to my house. I clip it onto the keychain with my bike lock key so I don't forget to bring it back out to my bike the next time I go riding.
1800027
It locks down onto a raised piece of metal. It's pretty sturdy and I don't think there are any screws from what I remember. I think it has to be rocked up to remove.
1016996
I own one and love the way it looks, but can't answer the "locking" question for undermounting. sorry. But to repeat.. I'm TOTALLY satisfied.. perhaps you could get the specs on it offline?
2277747
There are knobs that twist out to remove it. It is pretty easy. The bracket attachments stay in place.
218849
The rack-mounted brackets on the unit that I own are removable. However, they remain on because they are unobtrusive.
1826690
I leave mine mounted never had a problem. I did have to buy different screws to mount to the wall. The screws that come with it were too long.
1160386
The mount has a fairly good attach / release mechanism. Can be dine in seconds. Slodr the light out, then unscrew the mount. I damaged a mount and got a replacement easily. Handy to know if you are at risk of losing it.
706188
It screws on to the mounting spot. The cover must come off to screw it in. Tabs hold the cover on.
308568
I mounted this a while ago. My recollection is that it screws off or it easily pulls off.
759154
Technically it's mountable but the screws/holes do not seat very well. I do not understand why every electronics manufacturer shortcuts in this area.
1743435
Latches to the wall mount but foes not lock in place. I put a "seat belt" type strapped around it top to bottom to keep it in place while in transit in the RV.