StarTech
SV431DPUA2 4-Port DisplayPort KVM Switchbox 4K 60Hz Single Display
The StarTech SV431DPUA2 4-Port DisplayPort KVM Switchbox lets you control up to four computers using a single DisplayPort monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Supporting resolutions up to Ultra HD 4K at 60Hz, this KVM Switchbox ensures sharp visuals and smooth performance, making it the perfect solution for IT administrators, multimedia designers, and power users who require reliable multitasking across multiple systems.
Features
Engineered for modern workstations, the SV431DPUA2 simplifies your setup by reducing clutter and streamlining productivity. It offers plug-and-play installation with native DisplayPort support, ensuring compatibility with high-resolution displays. Switching between computers is seamless through front-panel push buttons or hotkey commands, giving you fast and efficient access to multiple systems.
Advanced Options
With support for USB peripherals, audio, and HDCP, this KVM Switchbox is versatile enough for both professional and home office use. The durable metal housing ensures reliability, while its compact rack-mountable design makes it suitable for space-constrained environments.
Product Key Features
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Control 4 computers from one DisplayPort display, keyboard, and mouse
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Supports Ultra HD 4K at 60Hz for stunning clarity
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Hotkey and push-button switching for fast access
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Integrated USB hub for peripherals
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Durable, compact metal housing
Reliability & Performance
The SV431DPUA2 delivers consistent high-resolution output with 4K 60Hz performance, ensuring crisp visuals for demanding applications such as CAD, video editing, and financial trading. Designed with robust components, it guarantees reliable long-term operation even in high-demand environments like data centers and professional workstations.
Key Features
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4-port DisplayPort KVM Switchbox
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Single monitor support up to 4K 60Hz
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Hotkey and front-panel switching
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USB peripheral sharing
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Compact, durable design
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