Do I need to buy a separate cord to lock this up? Or is this the only part I need?
1767075
If you want to lock up the front when you will definitely need another cable. I've been able to lock both my frame and rear wheel together with this lock.
1767076
This is all you will need to make this lock work. What the other guys are saying is that when you use this lock in the rear triangle of your bike (see the picture here: http://sheldonbrown.com/lock-strategy.html), somebody could still take your front wheel. So, if you want to be extra safe, use this in the rear triangle and a cable through the frame and front wheel.
1767077
You do not need a separate cord however, this is a small lock so it will not go around both the frame and the front tire if you remove it. I only use this lock when I know I won't be away from the bike long.
1767078
If you have locking skewers on your wheels you don't need a cable. If you have quick releases you can lock the wheels together and frame. This is a small shank lock though so I'd recommend a cable to loop through front wheel. Be sure not to secure a bike with just the cable. Get a bigger lock shank of you tend to lock to larger objects.
1597091
You would have to lock the cord to something, there is a loop at the end you could use to lock it to a bracket or something of that sort.
767207
Hello. You'll need to provide your own lock. Padlock, combination lock, etc.
1561938
I think you need to attach those electrical clamps to the cord. I can't think of the proper name.
2123540
Some of the cords and materials you will need to buy separately, here is a video to show you what you might need and how to hook everything up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nqoXRn21-I
2173290
With my safe all you need to do is shut the door turn the handle and it locks on its own. If you still have trouble the tech support was really helpful when my keypad was acting up.
911456
The part will replace a broken cable which is indicated by the half doors not able to be opened (I'm not sure what you mean by "lock up". That part is for the driver's side rear door. I'm sure there is another for the passenger side.
1218412
no you cant. you have to release the cord into normal position and then you can lock
1923267
Cord is included but, you likely will have to add terminals or alligator clips or extention.... simple.
1328127
If I recall correctly, you shouldn't need anything else -- maybe some electrical tape to hook it up to the existing wires.
360682
Yes it will lock them if you make sure the grooves on the cords are secure in the groves on this divise when you plug it in.
954270
The lock is on the end of where the cord goes through the timer. My timer is black, and the words unlock and lock can be plainly seen. My older one did not have this feature.
1518731
It only comes corded... I would check with an electrician; perhaps they can alter it.
1844600
There are no locks or locking devices on the mount. I would suggest using security head bolts or machine screws to mount it with if you are concerned about theft.
963576
The unit uses a circuit which switches polarity to lock and unlock. This can be done using relays. Make sure your 12v power supply has enough amperage
2238817
I'm not sure as there is only one place to plug in the lock unit to the door opener itself on my opener. Sorry I can't be more help.
1085671
It has been a couple years since I purchased my units but I believe the cord comes from the side. I am not near my workshop now to verify. This is consistent with the photo. In any case I would go by the photo as a guide. Products sometimes change over time and may be manufactured differently today.