Tripp Lite B030-DP16-17D 16-port Displayport Kvm Switch

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE B030-DP16-17D is a 16-port DisplayPort KVM switch with an integrated 17-inch console, designed for enterprise data center and server room environments. This unit consolidates control of up to 16 servers or workstations into a single console interface, reducing rack space and simplifying server management. The DisplayPort video interface supports high-resolution output, making it well suited for IT professionals and data center technicians who manage dense server deployments. Installation and daily operation are handled by network or systems administrators in enterprise-class facilities.

The B030-DP16-17D fits into standard equipment racks in enterprise data centers, colocation facilities, and server rooms. It is appropriate for environments where multiple servers must be monitored and controlled from a single point without the overhead of software-based remote management tools. This unit is particularly useful in deployments where DisplayPort-equipped servers or workstations require direct KVM access.

Key Features

• 16-port configuration allows centralized control of up to 16 connected servers or workstations
• Integrated 17-inch console display eliminates the need for a separate monitor
• DisplayPort interface supports high-resolution video from connected systems
• Rack-mount form factor designed for standard enterprise equipment racks
• Single-unit solution consolidates keyboard, video, and mouse management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit KVM console for enterprise rack environments supporting DisplayPort-equipped servers and workstations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified IT technician or systems administrator. Power down connected servers before attaching or removing KVM cables to avoid signal or hardware conflicts. Rack mounting should follow the rack manufacturer guidelines and adhere to local data center safe-working practices. Verify that all connected systems use compatible DisplayPort signal output before commissioning the unit.