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Black Box Corporation

Black Box Corporation KVS4-2004HV 8-port KVM switch

SKU CH-PXNQ-D1GB1 MPN KVS4-2004HV

Secure 8-port KVM switch with HDMI or DisplayPort FlexPort and NIAP 4.0 certification

  • TypeConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI; Output
  • Computer ConnectionsConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI; Output
  • Monitor ConnectionsConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI; Output
  • NIAP Protection Profile 4.0 certified for secure peripheral sharing
  • FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort supports single or dual-monitor setups
  • Eight DisplayPort or HDMI inputs connect up to eight computers
  • Two USB 1.1 Type-A ports for keyboard and mouse sharing
  • Made in the USA and TAA compliant for government procurement

Secure 8-port KVM for classified environments

The Black Box KVS4-2004HV is an eight-port KVM switch certified to NIAP Protection Profile 4.0 for Peripheral Sharing Devices. It targets government and defence users who must isolate multiple classified or unclassified computers from a single keyboard, video and mouse console. FlexPort technology accepts either HDMI or DisplayPort on every port without adapters.

Replaces uncertified multi-head switches

This unit upgrades installations that rely on standard KVMs lacking NIAP validation, where data leakage between security domains is a documented risk. The jump is worth it when a site audit mandates Protection Profile 4.0 compliance or when dual-monitor workstations must share one console across eight sources. It does not suit buyers who need more than eight computer connections or who require USB 2.0 peripheral ports beyond keyboard and mouse.

Dual-monitor headroom with eight sources

Two FlexPort outputs drive either single or dual-monitor layouts at the resolution each source provides. Four USB Type-B inputs and two USB 1.1 Type-A console ports handle keyboard and mouse emulation with USB 2.0 compatibility. The switch runs out of headroom when a third display is required per console or when high-speed USB peripherals such as storage or audio devices must be shared.

Highlights

  • NIAP Protection Profile 4.0 certified for secure peripheral sharing
  • FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort supports single or dual-monitor setups
  • Eight DisplayPort or HDMI inputs connect up to eight computers
  • Two USB 1.1 Type-A ports for keyboard and mouse sharing
  • Made in the USA and TAA compliant for government procurement

Specifications

BrandBlack Box
ModelKVS4-2004HV
Part NumberKVS4-2004HV
TypeConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI;
Output Interface: (2) DisplayPort or HDMI
Connectors (USB) Input Interface: (4) USB Type-B;
Output Interface: (2) USB 1.1 Type-A for KM Devices;
Emulation: USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 Compatible
Computer ConnectionsConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI;
Output Interface: (2) DisplayPort or HDMI
Connectors (USB) Input Interface: (4) USB Type-B;
Output Interface: (2) USB 1.1 Type-A for KM Devices;
Emulation: USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 Compatible
Monitor ConnectionsConnectors Input Interface: (8) DisplayPort or HDMI;
Output Interface: (2) DisplayPort or HDMI
Connectors (USB) Input Interface: (4) USB Type-B;
Output Interface: (2) USB 1.1 Type-A for KM Devices;
Emulation: USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 Compatible
Shipping weight2.04 kg
Package size330 × 203 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

What rack space does the KVS4-2004HV need for mounting?

The unit is a desktop KVM switch with an external power supply; no rack-mount dimensions are provided in the specifications.

Which step is often missed when installing the eight DisplayPort or HDMI computer ports?

Each computer requires both a video cable and a USB Type-B cable connected to the switch for keyboard and mouse emulation to work.

When will the external power supply likely need replacement?

The external power supply is a separate module; plan to replace it if the switch loses power or shows intermittent operation after several years of continuous use.

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