DIGITUS Modularized 43.2cm (19in) HD TFT console with 8 port KVM. RAL 9005 black - GE keyboard

The Digitus 19" HD LCD KVM console is a modular 1U rack-mount console that integrates a 19" TFT monitor (1920x1080 @60 Hz, 1000:1 contrast, 16.7M colors), an 8-port VGA KVM switch and a touchpad with two function buttons. The unit features a German QWERTZ keyboard layout, USB keyboard and mouse ports, a space-saving black (RAL 9005) housing and a console design that fully slides out of the server cabinet with a screen tilt of up to 120°.

Advantages

The modular design allows flexible configuration and later upgrades or conversion with additional modules, providing future-proof and cost-effective deployment. Its compact 1U form factor and integrated 8-port VGA KVM switch simplify rack installation and server management while the Full HD display and USB interfaces deliver clear visuals and standard connectivity.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centers with limited rack space
• Administration of multiple VGA-based servers or devices
• Environments requiring a German keyboard layout (QWERTZ)
• Situations needing a retractable console for occasional local access

Key specifications

• Display: 19" TFT, 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz, 1000:1 contrast, 16.7M colors
• KVM switch: 8-port VGA KVM (integrated)
• Keyboard / Mouse ports: USB
• Form factor: 1U rack-mount, slide-out console
• Screen tilt: up to 120°
• Colour: Black (RAL 9005)
• Weight: 11.35 kg
• MPN / EAN: DS-72221-2GE / 4016032492405

How to use

Mount the console in a 19" server rack using the 1U bracket, connect VGA and USB cables from the console to the servers or KVM cabling, and slide the unit out when local access is required. Adjust the TFT screen tilt up to 120° for optimal viewing. Use the integrated 8-port switch to toggle between connected VGA devices and control them via the German USB keyboard and the touchpad with two function buttons.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use quality VGA and USB cabling of appropriate length, ensure adequate airflow in the rack, and keep firmware/modules compatible with the console’s modular accessories when performing upgrades.