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A KVM Switch is a switch device for the " Keyboard, Video and Mouse " ports of computers allowing a user to control different or additional computers from their same keyboard, monitor/screen and mouse. We offer many KVM solutions. Some models of KVM switch can also switch the connections of Audio ports and Full USB for other devices such as printers and memory sticks. KVM Switches vary from desk units with as little as two PC's or Macs to Data Centre switches with multiple simultaneus users and connection to many servers with the addition of high security SSL KVM remote access over IP User capabilities.

Desk Top Basic KVM Switch - 2 Port - all types - 4 Port - all types	Cable KVM Switch - All Cable versions - Small, compact but capable
Digital Video KVM Switch   - DVI Port KVM Switch - HDMI Port KVM Switch - Display Port KVM Switch	Multiscreen KVM Switch   - Dual Screen   - Triple Screen - Quad Screen
4K KVM Switches - 4K KVMs with DP / HDMI - Secure KVM's (with 4K Support)	Looking for KVM Security? - Secure KVM's, bio-metrics, smart locks, high security racks, software..
High Security KVM Switch - All Local Secure models Now recomended for Government, Military, Police, Power stations and Utilities to fully separate computers from open networks	KVM Switch options by Keyboard Port type - PS2 User Port Industrial - USB User Port
Rack Mount KVM Switch - 19" Rack Mountable  8 Port - 19" Rack Mountable 16 Port+	Rack Mount KVM Switch with Console - With 8 Port KVM - With 16 Port KVM
Matrix - Multi User KVM Switches 2 User x8, 16+ 4 User x8, 16+ 8+ User for Many	IP Access KVM Switches IP Secure Access plus local control
KVM Extenders Access computers from upto 300 Mtrs away over UTP or Fibre Optic for even futher distances.	KVM Special Offers  Special offer prices on leading KVM brand Promotions and Manufacturer Clearance. Grab a bargin while still available.
KVM Switch Cables KVM Cables of all lengths for all brands	KVM Sharer's Share a Single PC, Allow more user's to share the same Computer great for so many applications
ALL KVM Switches Find a Leading brand KVM Switch with specifications to suit from Home, small business to Professional Datacentres. In order from small to large.	KVM Access over IP - Remote Single Computer Control - Remote Multiple Computers Military Grade IP SSL Secure + built even with additional modem for world-wide access to remote Servers or Data Centres
KVM User Accessories Rack-mounted KVM Drawer, 1U Dataroom access point rackspace) RackMount Keyboards   All Keyboards and parts mice	KVM System Enclosure Server Cabinets & Rack Systems Suitable racks to hold servers and KVM Switches. Have KVM Access in to your chosen racked servers & Direct or IP. MCAB- Co-Lo & Server Racks Rittal - All Rittal Racks & accessories Rittal TS-IT Range Server racks Minkels Rack Systems
KVM Enterprise Management Remote Access Gateways   Managing Access to Multiple IP KVM Switches / Multiple Site - Central Management Secure access to multiple KVM switches and Servers. Remote KVM management giving easy direct access to all your servers	Remote Power Control IP Control Power Outlets with Port Monitoring Environmental monitoring Sensors:. Temperature, humidity, power, and more

More About KVM Technology

LOCAL

Local remote KVM devices are disgned to users to control computer equipment upto 1000 feet away (3oom) from the user consoles (keyboard, monitor and mouse). They always need direct cable connection from the computer to the KVM switch to the console and include support for standard cat cat5 cabling between computers and users interconnected by the switch device. In contrast, USB powered KVM devices are able to control computer equipment using a combination of USB, keyboard, mouse and monitor cables of up to 16 feet (5m).

OVER-IP

KVM over IP devices use a dedicated micro-controller and potentially specialized video capture hardware to capture the video, keyboard, and mouse signals, compress and convert them into packets, and send them over an Ethernet link to a remote console application that unpacks and reconstitutes the dynamic graphical image. These devices allow multiple computers to be controlled locally or globally with the use of an IP connection.