16-Port NetDirector 1U Rackmount Console KVM Switch w/15 LCD

Tripp-Lite 16-port KVM Console Switch w/17" LCD is the optimal solution for controlling multiple computers from one keyboard, mouse and monitor. This single unit combines an 16 port KVM switch, keyboard, 17" LCD monitor and touchpad - all in a mere 1U of rack space. Stores neatly in the rack, pulls out when needed. Control up to 512 computers from this single console by daisy-chaining additional 16 port KVM switches (model B022-016).

Tripp-Lite 16-port KVM Switch is the optimal solution for controlling multiple computers (combination of PS/2, Sun, & USB) from one keyboard, mouse and monitor. A single unit occupies a mere 1U of rack space yet can control up to 16 computers. Control PS/2, USB, or SUN systems when using the appropriate cable kit. Daisy-chain additional KVMs in order to control up to 512 computers from a single console.

Tripp-Lite NetController 16-port USB/PS2 KVM Switch is an affordable, highly flexible enterprise class KVM Switch. This unit gives the user a choice of PS2 or USB inputs for the keyboard and mouse, as well as USB or PS2 attachment to the computer. A dedicated daisy-chain port offers expandability up to 128 computers. On- Screen Display (OSD) menu functionality allows for easy switch management and port selection.

Tripp-Lite 16-Port NetCommander™ 1U Rackmount Cat5 KVM Switch, is the next generation of our cost-effective, feature rich, KVM switches. It's sleek, 1U design and compact size, features RJ45 connection ports that utilize inexpensive Cat5 patch cables, reducing the amount of cable clutter normally found with traditional KVM cabling. Easily switch between CPU's with Push Buttons, Hot-Key commands, or built-in On Screen Display (OSD) menu function.

Tripp-Lite 16-Port NetCommander 1U Rackmount Cat5 KVM over IP Switch is the next generation of our cost-effective, feature-rich KVM switches. It's sleek, 1U design and compact size features RJ45 connection ports that utilize inexpensive Cat5 patch cables, reducing the amount of cable clutter normally found with traditional KVM cabling, as well as the ability to log in from anywhere via the Internet.