Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite B030DP1617DIP 16-Port DisplayPort KVM Console 17 in. LCD 1U Server Rack
16-port DisplayPort KVM console with 17-inch LCD and IP remote access in 1U rack-mount form factor
- Typeunknown
- 16-port DisplayPort KVM controls multiple servers
- 17 in. LCD provides local rack access
- Dual-rail 1U design saves rack space
- IP remote access enables off-site management
- Includes cables and firmware upgrade cable
16-Port DisplayPort KVM Console
This 1U rack-mount console integrates a 17 in. LCD, keyboard and touchpad with a 16-port DisplayPort KVM switch. It provides local control and IP remote access for up to sixteen servers from a single chassis. The unit is new and ships with DisplayPort, USB and power cables.
Suited for dense server rooms needing IP access
Administrators managing multiple DisplayPort-equipped servers in a single rack will benefit from the integrated console and remote management. Environments that require HDMI, VGA or DVI video connections cannot use this switch without separate adapters. Buyers needing more than sixteen ports should look at a different solution.
Fits a standard 1U rack slot with dual-rail mounting
The dual-rail design lets the LCD slide independently of the keyboard tray, saving space in crowded cabinets. Two 6 ft DisplayPort and USB cables connect the first two servers; additional servers need their own cable sets. A C13 to NEMA 5-15P cord powers the console from a standard PDU.
Highlights
- 16-port DisplayPort KVM controls multiple servers
- 17 in. LCD provides local rack access
- Dual-rail 1U design saves rack space
- IP remote access enables off-site management
- Includes cables and firmware upgrade cable
Specifications
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Type | unknown |
| Shipping weight | 19.96 kg |
| Package size | 840 × 685 × 145 mm |
Questions about this item
What DisplayPort sources are required to use the 16-port KVM switch?
The console manages 16 DisplayPort-connected servers; each server needs a DisplayPort output and a USB 2.0 port for keyboard and mouse control.
Can the console share a rack with legacy VGA or DVI servers?
This unit only accepts DisplayPort video and USB 2.0 inputs; VGA or DVI servers would need active DisplayPort converters to connect.
How do I confirm the 17-inch LCD and IP remote access are functioning after installation?
The front LCD should display the active server's video, and the IP module should serve a web interface reachable from the management network.
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