The Black Box SKVMCBL-DP-06 is a professional-grade DisplayPort KVM cable designed for high-resolution video, USB, and audio connectivity in KVM switch environments. With a length of 6 feet (approx. 1.8 meters), it ensures clear signal transmission, secure connections, and robust performance required for enterprise and control room deployments.
As a genuine Black Box product, this cable guarantees seamless compatibility with supported Black Box KVM switches and extenders. Engineered with precision, the cable supports DisplayPort video resolutions up to 4K, while integrated USB and audio lines offer reliable, all-in-one device connectivity.
Features :
This KVM Cable provides all-in-one connectivity for DisplayPort video, USB keyboard/mouse, and optional audio signals. Engineered to reduce clutter and streamline rack connections, the 3-in-1 design ensures fewer cables, faster setup, and better user ergonomics at the workstation or server.
Advanced Options :
The SKVMCBL-DP-06 supports 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution video with crystal-clear quality, making it suitable for high-performance applications. The cable integrates shielded construction to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) and ensures robust, stable signals over its full length. With molded strain relief and durable connectors, it withstands repeated insertions in demanding IT environments.
Product Key Features
- 6 ft (1.8 m) DisplayPort KVM Cable
- Supports video, USB, and optional audio
- Delivers resolutions up to 4K UHD (3840 × 2160)
- High-quality shielding reduces interference
- Molded strain relief for durability
- One-cable solution reduces rack clutter
- Backed by Black Box quality
Reliability & Performance :
The Black Box SKVMCBL-DP-06 provides reliable connectivity in demanding KVM setups. Its robust build, enhanced EMI shielding, and gold-plated contacts ensure stable data and video signals. Designed to simplify cabling between target devices and KVM switches, it guarantees smooth operation, minimal signal loss, and long-term durability.
