Ksin
Ksin 16 Port USB VGA KVM Switch with 16x 2in1 Cables, IR Remote, Rack-Ears
A 16-port USB VGA KVM switch with 16 integrated 2-in-1 cables, IR remote, extra USB 2.0 port and rack ears for managing up to 16 computers from one console
- TypeAccessories
- Control 16 computers from one console
- 2-in-1 cables reduce clutter compared to 32 separate leads
- IR remote and extra USB 2.0 port for wireless peripherals
- Rack ears included for 1U mounting
- Supports 1920x1440 at 250 MHz bandwidth
16-Port Rackmount KVM Switch
This Ksin KVM switch lets one VGA monitor, keyboard and mouse control up to 16 computers or servers. It is built for server-room administrators who need dense, single-console management without a separate console server. The integrated 2-in-1 ports combine USB and VGA signals so only 16 cables are required instead of 32 separate leads.
Thermal, Noise and Power Profile
The unit is a passive analogue switch with no active cooling, so it generates no fan noise and adds negligible heat to a rack. Power is drawn only from the attached USB ports, keeping the load well within the 2.0 specification. Typical operation is silent and places no measurable demand on the rack’s power budget.
Bundled Cables, Remote and Rack Ears
Sixteen 2-in-1 USB-VGA cables are included in mixed lengths of 5, 6 and 10 feet, with the total run not to exceed 16 feet. An IR remote allows port switching from a distance, while a spare USB 2.0 port on the front accepts a flash drive or wireless keyboard dongle. Two rack ears mount the 1U chassis in a standard cabinet.
Highlights
- Control 16 computers from one console
- 2-in-1 cables reduce clutter compared to 32 separate leads
- IR remote and extra USB 2.0 port for wireless peripherals
- Rack ears included for 1U mounting
- Supports 1920x1440 at 250 MHz bandwidth
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 2in1 cables and what is the most common mistake?
Connect each 2in1 cable to a single port on the switch and the matching USB and VGA ports on the computer; the common error is plugging the USB and VGA ends into two different computers.
What maintenance or replacement will the IR remote need later?
The IR remote will need a battery replacement when the signal range drops or buttons stop responding.
What limit appears first under sustained use with the 250MHz bandwidth?
The 250MHz bandwidth caps the maximum stable resolution at 1920x1440; pushing higher refresh rates or longer cable runs will hit this limit first.
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