Tripp Lite B002A-UH2AC4 4-port Dual Monitor Hdmi Kvm Switch

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE B002A-UH2AC4 is a 4-port dual monitor HDMI KVM switch designed for secure, multi-computer desktop environments. It allows a single operator to control up to four computers from one keyboard, mouse, and dual HDMI display setup. The unit includes Common Access Card (CAC) reader support, making it suited for government, defense, and regulated enterprise installations. PP3-level peripheral protection is built in, addressing data isolation requirements common in high-security deployments. IT administrators and government systems integrators are the primary installers for this class of KVM hardware.

This switch is intended for secure desktop consolidation in environments where multiple computers must share one workstation without network-based KVM solutions. Dual HDMI outputs support extended or mirrored display configurations across connected sources. CAC support enables smart card authentication without removing the card reader between machines, streamlining secure login workflows in classified or regulated settings.

Key Features

• 4-port switching supports up to four connected computers from a single workstation
• Dual HDMI outputs enable multi-monitor operation across all ports
• Common Access Card (CAC) reader support for smart card-based authentication
• PP3 peripheral protection for data path isolation between connected systems
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and direct-fit solution for secure HDMI KVM switch applications requiring CAC support and PP3-level peripheral protection in multi-computer workstation configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified IT technician or systems integrator in a secure facility environment. Power down all connected computers before making KVM cable connections. Consult applicable federal and facility security policies before deploying in classified or government-regulated environments. Do not share KVM peripherals across security domains unless the switch is rated and approved for that specific cross-domain use case.