Tripp Lite B024-DPU16 16-port Displayport Kvm Switch

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE B024-DPU16 is a 16-port DisplayPort KVM switch designed for IT professionals managing multiple servers, workstations, or computing nodes from a single keyboard, video monitor, and mouse console. Supporting resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz, this unit delivers sharp, high-fidelity video output across all connected ports. It is built for enterprise and data center environments where centralized control of dense compute infrastructure is required. Installation and management are typically handled by network administrators, systems integrators, or qualified IT technicians responsible for server room builds and rack deployments.

This KVM switch is suited for enterprise server rooms, network operations centers, and data center environments where a single operator console must access a large number of connected systems. The 16-port capacity allows consolidation of workstation and server control without sacrificing video quality, making it a practical solution for high-density rack installations where desk space and display resources are limited.

Key Features

• 16 DisplayPort ports for centralized multi-system control from one console
• 4K resolution support at 60Hz for high-fidelity video across all connected sources
• DisplayPort interface on both console and computer ports
• Designed for enterprise and data center rack environments
• Single-unit form factor consolidates KVM access without additional switching hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and direct-fit KVM switch for enterprise rack installations utilizing DisplayPort-equipped servers and workstations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified IT technician or systems integrator. Power down or place all connected systems in a safe state before connecting or disconnecting KVM cables. Follow applicable data center cabling standards and rack-mount guidelines during installation. Verify that all connected sources support DisplayPort at the desired resolution before commissioning the switch.