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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 460SL 4-Port VGA KVM Switch PS/2

SKU CH-H4MA-7GB4D

Controls four computers from one VGA console with PS/2 keyboard and mouse via manual button selection

  • Controls four VGA computers from one console
  • PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports built in
  • Manual button selects active system
  • Model 460SL with cables included

LORDWORLD 460SL 4-Port VGA KVM Switch

The LORDWORLD 460SL is a 4-port VGA KVM switch designed for users who need to control multiple computers from a single PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse and VGA monitor. Manual push-button selection on the front panel lets you switch between connected systems instantly. Integrated cables reduce desktop clutter and simplify installation for home offices, server rooms or testing benches.

Bundled cables and manual switching

The unit ships with the required VGA and PS/2 cables attached, so no separate cable purchases are necessary for a standard four-system setup. Front-panel buttons provide direct, software-free switching, which is useful when target machines run different operating systems or lack network access. Buyers who need USB keyboard and mouse support, audio switching or hot-key switching should consider other models.

Highlights

  • Controls four VGA computers from one console
  • PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports built in
  • Manual button selects active system
  • Model 460SL with cables included

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will the PS/2 keyboard and mouse cables on the LORDWORLD 460SL need replacing over time?

The PS/2 cables are integrated into the unit, so they cannot be swapped separately; if a connector or cable fails the whole switch would need to be replaced.

What is the first limit reached when four computers share the VGA console continuously?

The single VGA output and manual push-button selector become the bottleneck, forcing you to switch ports by hand whenever you change the active system.

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