SA DPN 8S KVM switch Black. Blue

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Tracked since 27th Oct 2026- Emulates keyboard and mouse for constant computer connection
- Prevents direct peripheral connection to computers
- Supports DP, HDMI, and DVI monitors through video emulation
- Restricts discovery of new peripherals during switching
About this product
The iPGARD SA DPN 8S KVM switch Black. Blue is stocked by 2 shops we compare on Shopperazzi. Listed prices start at £1,747.75 and go up to £1,747.75.
The iPGARD SA-DPN-8S is a secure 8-port KVM switch designed to enhance system security. It emulates keyboard and mouse connections for all attached computers, ensuring a constant connection and preventing direct peripheral access. This emulation also shields your systems from potential vulnerabilities by restricting the discovery of newly connected peripherals during switching operations.
This KVM switch also features secure video and AUX emulation, supporting most DP, HDMI, and DVI monitors. It maintains constant connections with displays, allowing for rapid switching while preventing the transmission of unwanted data between computers and monitors.
Product details
- Brand
- iPGARD
- MPN
- SA-DPN-8S
- GTIN
- 00686911124433
- Condition
- New
- Category
- Default Category>Peripherals>Input Devices>KVM Switches
Frequently asked questions
What is keyboard and mouse emulation?
Keyboard and mouse emulation on the iPGARD SA-DPN-8S simulates the presence of these devices for each connected computer, maintaining a constant connection and preventing direct peripheral access.
What types of monitors does this KVM switch support?
The iPGARD SA-DPN-8S KVM switch can simulate a generic EDID, allowing it to operate most DP, HDMI, and DVI monitors.
How does this KVM switch enhance security?
The iPGARD SA-DPN-8S enhances security by emulating peripherals and video connections, preventing direct data transfer between computers and peripherals, and restricting the discovery of new devices during switching.









