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KVM Switches
We have been manufacturing KVM Switches for over 15 years, providing tools needed for multiple computer environments. From 8 ports to 256 ports, there are many options and features to consider. First consider how many users need simultaneous access to determine amount of local, Cat5 / Cat6 remote consoles, and IP consoles are needed. The basic line includes 8 and 16 port in the traditional DB-15 offering. Although there are only 2 port sizes, single user, two user, or matrix KVM switch options should be considered. The DB-15 style offers 1 to 4 user options with up to 2 IP (Web Browser) choices. The Cat5 KVM Switches also support Cat6 cables.
Step 1 - Select Cat5 or DB15 KVM Switch
Step 2 - Select 8, 16 or 32 ports
Step 3 - Select Number of Consoles, IP Remote Access
Step 4 - Place Order
Cat5 Matrix 16 Port KVM Switch (Part#Cat5M-1603)
Regular Price: $1,395.00
Special Price $1,186.00
Display Port / USB Dongle for Cat5 KVM Switch (Part#Cat5 Dongle DP)
$68.00
HDMI / USB Dongle for Cat5 KVM Switch (Part#Cat5 Dongle HDMI)
$68.00
Cat5 3 Console 32 Port KVM Switch (Part#Cat5M-3203)
Regular Price: $1,695.00
Special Price $1,471.00
8 Port USB KVM Switch, SUN & MAC Compatible (Part#KVM-S8)
Regular Price: $499.00
Special Price $360.00
Cat5 8 Port KVM Switch (Part#Cat5-08)
Regular Price: $595.00
Special Price $336.00
Cat5 16 Port KVM Switch (Part#Cat5-16)
Regular Price: $595.00
Special Price $414.00
Cat5 32 Port KVM Switch (Part#Cat5-32)
Regular Price: $1,034.00
Special Price $607.00
8 Port Cat5 KVM Switch, 1 Local, 1 Remote Cat5 Console (Part#Cat5-08R)
Regular Price: $695.00
Special Price $550.00
Cat5 16 Port KVM Over IP Switch (Part#Cat5-IP16)
Regular Price: $956.00
Special Price $779.00
Cat5 8 Port KVM Over IP Switch (Part#Cat5-IP08)
Regular Price: $895.00
Special Price $700.00
VGA / USB Dongle for Cat5 KVM Switch (Part#Cat5 Dongle USB)
$43.00
USB keyboards and touchpads or trackball mouse are the most prevalent devices connected along with VGA input, to a KVM switch. There are different kinds of base features in regards to how a switch communicates with USB I/O hardware system. They include keyboard, mouse, and video input. In addition to the standard switch, the optional USB Hub offers added efficiency for attaching peripherals. Attaching a printer, external hard drive or other USB device can come in handy. These hardware devices are used in various environments but are mostly found in in data centers, where many servers can be accessed from a keyboard, monitor and mouse. Having the ability to connect to any computer in the rack ads efficiency to a computer managers daily operation as well as saves a lot of space in the rack. This then allows data center personnel to connect to any server in the rack. KVMs today are controlled with hot key commands as well as with Print Screen keys. Hot key navigation is supported by an on-screen display system GUI that shows a list of target servers. Selecting each port is simple from either the on screen display, or using the push button membrane on the switch. The analog switches support up to 1600 X 1200 resolution. While the digital DVI KVM switches will support up to 1920 X 1200 resolution and support audio on each port.
