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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite B006-DP2UA2 DisplayPort Dual-Display KVM Switch 2-Port 4K 60 Hz

SKU CH-QR17-W0KZ1 MPN B006-DP2UA2

Connects two computers to dual 4K 60 Hz DisplayPort monitors and shares USB 3.2 Gen 1 peripherals with front-panel, hotkey or remote switching

  • Type of switchKVM Switch
  • Product formatDesktop, Rack-mountable
  • Supported standardsUSB 3.2 Gen 1, HDCP 2.2
  • Network cablingDisplayPort
  • Main ports2
  • Main ports2
  • Controls two computers with one keyboard and mouse set
  • Dual 4K 60 Hz DisplayPort monitors deliver 4096 x 2160 resolution
  • Six USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports share peripherals between systems
  • Front buttons, hotkeys, mouse gesture, RS-232 or remote selector switch sources
  • Desktop or rack-mountable metal chassis fits any workspace

Dual-Display KVM for Two Computers

The Tripp Lite B006-DP2UA2 connects two DisplayPort-equipped computers to a shared pair of 4K monitors, a single keyboard and a single mouse. It is built for professionals who need to operate a work machine and a personal system side by side without swapping cables. The switch handles both 3840 x 2160 and 4096 x 2160 resolutions at 60 Hz, delivering crisp video and 2.1-channel audio. Users who require more than two video sources or monitors beyond a dual-head setup will not find the port count sufficient.

Desktop and Rack Mounting with USB 3.2 Hub

The unit measures 21.3 x 4.6 x 9.2 inches and weighs 6.8 lbs, offering both desktop placement and rack-mountable installation for flexible deployment. Six DisplayPort connectors and six USB ports provide the physical links for dual video, USB 3.2 Gen 1 peripheral sharing and a dedicated RJ-45 network port. Front-panel push buttons, hotkey commands, mouse switching, RS-232 control and a remote port selector give multiple ways to toggle between computers. HDCP 2.2 compliance ensures protected content plays correctly across both displays.

Upgrades Single-Monitor or USB 2.0 KVM Setups

This switch replaces older single-display KVMs or USB 2.0 models that limit peripheral bandwidth and 4K refresh rates. The jump is worthwhile when a workflow demands simultaneous dual 4K output at 60 Hz with full USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed for drives, webcams or scanners. It also adds value where RS-232 or remote switching integrates into managed environments. Builders who need multi-computer scaling beyond two systems, or who rely on video interfaces other than DisplayPort, should look elsewhere.

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Price $323.99
Cheaper than about 58% of the 2,759 comparable items (median $482.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameTripp Lite
Model nameB006-DP2UA2
Part numberB006-DP2UA2
Connectivity
Supported standardsUSB 3.2 Gen 1, HDCP 2.2
Network cablingDisplayPort
Main port speed4K 60 Hz
Ports & slots
Main ports2
Main port typeDisplayPort
Size & build
Product dimensions21.3 × 4.6 × 9.2 in
Product weight6.8 lb (3.08 kg)
Shipping weight3.10 kg
Package size559 × 254 × 127 mm
More details
Type of switchKVM Switch
Product formatDesktop, Rack-mountable

Questions about this item

What video resolutions and refresh rates does the DisplayPort interface support on this KVM switch?

The switch supports 4K UHD at 3840 x 2160 and 4K DCI at 4096 x 2160, both at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, with HDCP 2.2 compliance.

What are the physical dimensions and mounting options for the B006-DP2UA2?

The unit measures 21.3 x 4.6 x 9.2 inches, weighs 6.8 lbs, and is designed for both desktop and rack-mountable installation.

How do you switch between the two connected computers, and what is a common setup mistake?

Switching is done via front-panel buttons, hotkeys, mouse movement, RS-232 commands, or the included remote selector; a common mistake is not connecting the USB cables for keyboard and mouse emulation.

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