This rack-mount KVM switch lets you access, control, boot and reboot up to 16 computers or other devices with 4K HDMI ports at the same time. In addition to desktop and notebook computers, the switch also connects up to 16 4K media centers, gaming systems, Blu-ray and DVD players, cable and satellite boxes, DVRs and other HDMI-enabled devices. All 16 computers share one 4K HDMI monitor, USB keyboard and USB mouse, which saves space on your desk or workspace.

You can also cascade up to two levels of B024-H4U16 KVM switches, allowing centralized access to as many as 256 computers using a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.

The built-in USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub allows you to share two USB-A peripherals, such as printers, hard drives, scanners, webcams and flash drives, between all connected computers. Both USB ports support data transfer speeds up to 5 Gbps. Because the USB ports operate independently, you can print documents from one computer while working on a different computer. The hub is backward compatible with previous USB generations. Green LEDs indicate which computer is using the connected USB device.

The B024-H4U16 supports Ultra HD video resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz with 2.1-channel surround sound audio. With independent audio switching, you can listen to music or other audio from one computer while working on a different computer. The front-panel audio jack has priority over the rear-panel jacks.

Stack as many as eight B024-H4U16 KVM switches to take advantage of multi-display mode. Depending on the number of stages in your stack, your installation may offer dual-display, triple-display, quad-display or multi-display scenarios, up to eight stages.

The heavy-duty metal housing comes with mounting hardware for 1U installation in an EIA-standard 19-inch rack. It also allows desktop deployment on included rubber feet that help prevent the unit from sliding. The included power supply comes with international power cords for connecting to an AC power source.

The B024-H4U16 is compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), which makes it eligible for GSA (General Services Administration) Schedule and other federal procurement contracts.