PRO SIGNAL 2 to 1 PS/2 Keyboard & Monitor Data Switch
Share keyboards/monitors with 1 CPU using this PRO SIGNAL PS/2 data switch – ideal for office & home workspaces.
The PRO SIGNAL 2 to 1 PS/2 Keyboard & Monitor Data Switch provides a simple and effective way to share two keyboards and two monitors with a single CPU. This compact and easy-to-use device is an ideal solution for workspaces or environments where multiple users need access to the same computer system without the need for unplugging and switching cables manually.
- Compatible with PS/2 keyboards and monitors
- Requires a suitable lead (order code AV13748) - 6-pin mini DIN plug to plug
- Easy installation and operation
- Saves desk space by eliminating the need for multiple setups
Whether for office use, educational institutions, or home workspaces, this data switch offers convenience and efficiency for multi-user environments.
- Office environments
- Shared workspaces
- Educational institutions
- Home offices
- Compatibility: PS/2 keyboards and monitors
- Connection Type: 6-pin mini DIN plug
- Required Lead: AV13748 (sold separately)
- Weight: 540g
Free standard delivery on US mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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