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Belkin

Belkin F1DN102U 2 port KVM switch 1920x1440

SKU CH-Q7Z3-RZCWY MPN F1DN102U

NIAP EAL 4 validated KVM switch controls two USB computers via one 1920 x 1440 monitor with push-button selection and tamper-proof firmware

  • TypeD-Sub, USB
  • Computer Connections2 Ports
  • Monitor Connections1 Port
  • Video Resolution1920 x 1440
  • PC SelectionPush Buttons/OSD
  • USB Featureswith USB support
  • Switch securely between two computers with NIAP EAL 4 validation
  • Prevents data leakage by omitting hot keys and on-screen display
  • Tamper-resistant design uses non-reprogrammable firmware to protect switching logic
  • Supports 1920 x 1440 resolution at 75 Hz for clear video
  • Rugged metal enclosure fits desktop or 1U rack installations

Secure 2-port KVM switch

The Belkin F1DN102U is a NIAP Common Criteria EAL 4 validated KVM switch for environments that must isolate computers operating at different security levels. It connects two USB-enabled systems to a single D-Sub monitor, keyboard and mouse. Non-reprogrammable firmware and the absence of hot keys or OSD prevent data from being stored on the device.

Thermals noise and power

The unit draws power from the attached USB ports and requires no external supply, so it adds negligible heat or acoustic load to a desktop or rack. A rugged metal enclosure passively dissipates any warmth generated during continuous operation. LED indicators show the active port without active cooling or moving parts.

Bundled accessories and software

The switch includes integrated cables for immediate connection to two computers and one monitor. Push-button selectors on the chassis provide tactile port switching without any software installation or driver support. The 1U rack-mountable form factor and compact footprint allow placement beneath a monitor or in a standard rack cabinet.

Highlights

  • Switch securely between two computers with NIAP EAL 4 validation
  • Prevents data leakage by omitting hot keys and on-screen display
  • Tamper-resistant design uses non-reprogrammable firmware to protect switching logic
  • Supports 1920 x 1440 resolution at 75 Hz for clear video
  • Rugged metal enclosure fits desktop or 1U rack installations

Specifications

BrandBELKIN
ModelF1DN102U
TypeD-Sub, USB
Computer Connections2 Ports
Monitor Connections1 Port
Video Resolution1920 x 1440
PC SelectionPush Buttons/OSD
USB Featureswith USB support
FeaturesNIAP Common Criteria validated to EAL 4.
Safely switches between computers running on different security levels
Features no hot keys or OSD to prevent data from being stored on KVM Switch
Non-reprogrammable firmware prevents tampering with KVM logic
Provides full support for USB computers, keyboards, and mice
Rugged, metal enclosure provides stability and allows Switch to be placed beneath monitor or other desk item
Compact design allows for desktop or 1U rack-mountable installation
Supports high video resolutions of up to 1920x1440 @ 75Hz
Dedicated port selectors allow you to switch
Shipping weight1.63 kg
Package size381 × 230 × 89 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the F1DN102U in a 1U rack, and what step is often missed?

Mount the metal enclosure using the included brackets; the step often missed is tightening the rear cage nuts so the unit cannot shift when cables are pulled.

What maintenance will the F1DN102U need over time?

No firmware updates are possible because the firmware is non-reprogrammable; only occasional dusting of the push-button selectors and LED indicators is required.

At what video setting does the F1DN102U hit its limit during sustained use?

The switch supports up to 1920x1440 @ 75Hz; pushing a higher resolution or refresh rate will cause signal loss first.

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