Tripp Lite by Eaton Secure KVM Switch – 2-Port, DVI to DVI, NIAP PP4.0, Audio, TAA

The Tripp Lite by Eaton Secure KVM Switch is a purpose-built solution for secure, sensitive data environments where control, clarity, and policy compliance are non‑negotiable. This 2-port, single-head KVM switch enables you to seamlessly switch between two computers using a single keyboard, monitor, and optional audio, all while maintaining strict security standards. With NIAP PP4.0 certification and TAA compliance, this compact device is ideally suited for government offices, defense contractors, financial institutions, and other facilities that demand robust data protection without sacrificing performance or ease of use. Designed to minimize attack surface and maximize reliability, it delivers consistent, security-conscious KVM switching in a compact form factor that fits neatly on a desk or within a secure equipment rack.

• Two‑computer operation with a single display path: effortlessly switch between two PCs using one monitor, keyboard, and mouse, reducing desk clutter and improving workflow in secure workspaces.
• DVI‑to‑DVI connectivity: supports digital video with a clean, crisp image through DVI connections, ensuring compatibility with modern displays while preserving color accuracy and sharpness for critical tasks.
• NIAP PP4.0 security certification: built to meet stringent government security requirements, helping organizations adhere to trusted product standards and reduce risk in high‑security environments.
• TA A compliant and trusted supplier: listed as a trusted government-approved product, aligning with procurement standards and offering regulatory peace of mind for public sector deployments.
• Integrated audio support: ensures not only video sharing but audio transfer across connected systems when required, simplifying secure multimedia workflows without additional adapters.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton Secure KVM Switch

• Port configuration: 2-Port
• Video interface: DVI-D (Single Link) to DVI-D
• Head configuration: Single Head per connected computer
• Security certification: NIAP PP4.0
• Regulatory compliance: TAA
• Audio support: Integrated 2-channel audio
• Switching method: Hardware-based KVM switching with external controls

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton Secure KVM Switch

• Position the KVM switch in a secure, accessible location near the two target computers and the shared display.
• Connect each computer to the KVM switch using standard DVI cables, ensuring the correct input on the switch for each PC.
• Attach the monitor to the KVM switch’s DVI output, and connect audio sources if your setup uses the integrated audio feature.
• Connect a keyboard and mouse to the KVM switch’s input ports or as specified by the product’s physical interface, so both control devices can communicate with either PC.
• Power on the two computers and the KVM switch. Use the front‑panel switch or any designated external control to toggle between the two computers, checking that video and audio are correctly routed for each selection.

Frequently asked questions

• What does NIAP PP4.0 certification mean for this KVM switch? NIAP PP4.0 indicates the product has undergone security evaluation to meet specific protection requirements for information technology used in government and defense environments, helping to ensure a higher level of trust and compliance.
• How many computers can I control with this switch? This model supports two computers, enabling you to share a single display, keyboard, and mouse between them with secure, hardware-based switching.
• Does the switch support audio? Yes. The device includes integrated audio support, allowing audio to pass through when switching between connected systems if your setup uses audio output from the computers.
• Is this switch compliant with Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements? Yes. The product is TAA compliant, which can simplify procurement for U.S. government and related agencies.
• What type of video connection does it use? The switch uses DVI-D connections (digital video) for both inputs and the output, ensuring a clean, sharp digital signal path between the computers and the display.
• Do I need software to operate this KVM switch? No. Most secure KVM switches of this type operate via hardware controls (front‑panel switches or external controls) without the need for software drivers, helping to minimize attack surface and simplify deployment.