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STARTECH

STARTECH SV831DUSBUK 8-Port 1U Rackmount USB KVM Switch Kit

SKU CH-9P00-EHB1Q MPN SV831DUSBUK

An 8-port USB KVM switch with VGA video up to 1920x1440 at 60 Hz, supplied with eight 6 ft cables in a 1U metal rackmount chassis

  • PC connections8 - VGA (15 pin; High Density D-Sub) Female
  • Console ports1 - VGA (15 pin; High Density D-Sub) Female 2 - USB A (4 pin
  • Computer ports8 Ports
  • Monitor ports1 Port
  • Supported video resolution1920 × 1440
  • Switching methodPush Buttons/Hot Keys/OSD

Computer Connections 8 Ports

  • Control 8 servers from one console with included cables
  • Switch via push buttons, hot keys or on-screen display
  • Supports up to 1920 x 1440 resolution at 60 Hz
  • Rugged 1U metal chassis fits standard server racks
  • USB keyboard and mouse combos supported on single port

8-Port USB KVM Switch Kit

The StarTech SV831DUSBUK is a complete 1U rackmount KVM switch kit that lets one operator control eight VGA-enabled computers from a single USB keyboard, mouse and monitor. It is built for server rooms and equipment cabinets where space is limited and reliable local management is required. The package includes all eight USB VGA cables so the system is ready to deploy immediately.

Thermal Range and Passive Operation

The unit operates passively within a temperature range of 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F) and up to 80% relative humidity, adding no fan noise to the rack environment. Its rugged all-metal chassis dissipates heat without active cooling, keeping acoustic output at zero during normal use. Power draw is limited to the console USB connection and the switching circuitry, so no external power supply is needed for typical installations.

Included Cables and OSD Control

Eight 6-foot USB VGA KVM cables are bundled, eliminating the need to source separate interconnects for each server. The on-screen display provides secure port naming and selection alongside push-button and hot-key switching methods. USB keyboard and mouse combo or wireless sets are supported through the single console USB connection, simplifying peripheral management at the rack.

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Price $327.99
Pricier than about 86% of the 4,010 comparable items (median $105.49).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameStarTech.com
Model nameSV831DUSBUK
Product typeD-Sub, USB
Display
Supported video resolution1920 × 1440
Ports & slots
PC connections8 - VGA (15 pin; High Density D-Sub) Female
Console ports1 - VGA (15 pin; High Density D-Sub) Female
2 - USB A (4 pin) Female
Computer ports8 Ports
Monitor ports1 Port
Size & build
Product weight4.56 lb (2.07 kg)
Shipping weight4.60 kg
Package size589 × 269 × 119 mm
Environment & compliance
Temperature range5 °C to 40 °C (41 °F to 104 °F)
Humidity range0 to 80% RH
More details
Switching methodPush Buttons/Hot Keys/OSD
Status lights1 - Green - Power
8 - Green - PC Online
8 - Red - PC Selected

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Questions about this item

How do I mount the 1U rackmount chassis and connect the eight 6 ft USB VGA KVM cables without bending them too sharply?

Secure the metal chassis in a standard 19-inch rack using the included brackets, then route each 6 ft cable from the rear VGA and USB ports to the target servers, leaving enough slack to avoid kinks tighter than the cable's minimum bend radius.

Which parts will need replacement first if I run the switch continuously at the upper end of the 5°C to 40°C operating range?

The power supply and cooling fan inside the sealed metal chassis are the components most likely to wear out first under sustained high-temperature operation.

At what point does the 1920 x 1440 video path become the limiting factor during extended multi-server sessions?

The VGA analog signal degrades over long cable runs, so the 1920 x 1440 at 60 Hz limit is reached first when cable length or quality reduces bandwidth below what the resolution requires.

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