This is a strange security bit, as it is essentially “inverted” - don’t let the photo angle fool you but that centre point protrudes towards you a fair bit.
The compatible screw bit will need to have 3 “claws” with an inverted recess to allow the 3-wings to fit. It is not a “tri-wing” either.
Pictured is a Belkin power strip that I intend to inspect for shorts. Not to worry, I’ve got experience working with AC, in fact I’ll be using my handbuilt AC Isolation Transformer and run 15VAC first to see if it shorts. It has 2x 60W bulbs in series that glow super bright if there are any shorts too.
Maybe something like this driver end would work. It’s more a “socket” end look than a “driver” per say… I don’t know if that is the right dimensions you need though…
I remember seeing those screws when opening my GBC. I just used a flat head screwdriver and unscrew them without any issue. Maybe you could give that a try meanwhile you get the correct bit for your screwdriver.
I wonder if you could find a Torx or spline socket that would fit? Either of those would probably be a lot easier to find than what looks like a tri point socket.
That’s the problem though, I need an inverse “screw” - so a socket. The iFixit screwdrivers will not work as the screw inside this unit is protruding outwards (there are no slots or groves).
The socket would have 3x claws to fit into the tri-point. Make sense?
