Tripp Lite B042-016 16-Port 1U Rackmount USB PS2 KVM Switch

Shop Tripp Lite B042-016 Managing multiple servers and systems in a data center or enterprise IT environment can become complex without the right infrastructure. The 16-Port 1U Rackmount USB/PS2 KVM Switch is designed to simplify server administration by allowing IT professionals to control multiple computers from a single console. With enterprise-grade reliability, flexible connectivity, and space-saving rackmount design, this KVM switch is an ideal solution for modern server rooms and network operations. Optimize IT Infrastructure with Whether you are hooking up a modern, cutting-edge database server or maintaining an older legacy system that relies on traditional PS/2 ports, this switch handles both simultaneously. achieves this via their P774-Series (USB) and P776-Series (PS/2) combination cables (sold separately), which combine video and keyboard/mouse signals into a single, slim cable to maximize airflow within your server rack. If your operation grows beyond 16 servers, this switch features daisy-chain capability. You can cascade additional units to manage up to 512 computers from that same original master console, making it a highly scalable investment for growing enterprises. Ready to Simplify Your IT Infrastructure? Take control of your server room and eliminate peripheral clutter with the 16-Port KVM Switch. HDD9 is your premier source for high-quality networking solutions, including this essential KVM switch. Don't wait—order now to streamline your operations, reduce costs, and enhance productivity with HDD9 for reliable performance and efficient IT solutions.

Technical Specifications:

Manufacturer: Tripp Lite
Part Number: B042-016
Product Type: KVM Switch
Ports: 16 × Computer ports
Interface Support: USB and PS/2
Video Support: VGA console support
Switching Method: Hotkey, OSD, and push-button control
Rack Mounting: 1U rack-mountable design
Compatibility: Multi-platform server environments
Security Features: Password protection and user management
Use Case: Centralized server management