Tripp Lite
Eaton Tripp Lite 8-Port DVI/USB KVM Switch with Audio and USB 2.0 Peripheral Sharing
Efficiently manage up to eight computers with the Tripp Lite 8-Port DVI/USB KVM Switch. This 1U rack-mountable unit is perfect for server environments, offering high-quality video with DVI digital resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 (1080p) and analog up to 2048 x 1536. It integrates 2.1-channel audio pass-through and features two front-panel USB 2.0 ports for easy peripheral sharing. Enhanced security is provided through an OSD with dual-tier password protection, ensuring reliable, centralized control over your connected systems.
Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
1076
/ 1373
#1076 in KVM Switches
Number of Ports
81
/ Computers ( Local User)
Who it's for
- High Port Density Management
- Integrated USB Peripheral Sharing
- Digital DVI Video Support
Who should skip it
- High Initial Investment
- Complex Cable Management
- DVI Standard Limitation
Key Specs
Number of Ports
8 Computers (1 Local User)
Maximum Video Resolution
2048 x 1536 (Analog)
Digital Video Support
DVI-I single-link up to 1920 x 1200 (1080p)
Form Factor
1U Rack-Mountable
Dimensions
1.7" (H) x 17.2" (W) x 6.3" (D)
Weight
6.20 lb
Power Input Voltage
120 V AC - 230 V AC
Compliance
RoHS Certified
Features
- Manages 8 computers from one console
- Supports DVI digital and analog video
- Includes 2.1-channel audio pass-through
- Front-panel USB 2.0 for device sharing
- 1U rack-mountable design
- Dual-tier password protection for security
- Cascading supports up to 512 computers
- OSD with multi-language support
What customers say
This Eaton Tripp Lite KVM switch is valued as a reliable workhorse for managing multiple systems efficiently. Users appreciate the robust build quality and the comprehensive features, especially the dedicated USB sharing and audio switching, which boost workflow. Its core strength is seamlessly controlling eight systems from one console with quick, stable switching for standard setups. The main drawback noted involves DVI video compatibility; some users experience challenges maintaining consistent high resolutions with newer monitors or specific graphics cards. Despite this, the feature density and overall reliability generally justify the investment for IT professionals, making it an essential, high-performing tool despite minor video signal limitations.
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