Vertiv Cybex SC800 Secure Desktop KVM Switches - SC845DPHC-400

Vertiv SC845DPHC-400 Secure Desktop KVM Switch

Overview

The Vertiv SC845DPHC-400 is a secure desktop KVM switch from the Cybex SC800 series, engineered for high-assurance environments where controlling multiple isolated computer systems from a single console is a daily operational requirement. Designed for government, defense, finance, and enterprise security operations where data-domain separation is non-negotiable, this switch delivers UHD 4K resolution at 60Hz — meaning your operators get full-fidelity display output without any perceptible degradation compared to a direct-connect workstation. If your organization runs classified and unclassified networks in parallel at the same desk, the SC845DPHC-400 addresses the core problem: physically separating data paths while keeping the user workflow intact.

The Vertiv Cybex SC800 line is purpose-built for secure multi-domain KVM switching, and this model sits in that family as a desktop form factor suited to individual operator stations rather than rack-mounted NOC deployments.

Key Features

• UHD 4K at 60Hz: The SC845DPHC-400 supports 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz — a meaningful spec for operators who need to read dense text, review documents, or monitor multi-pane dashboards across isolated systems without any display-quality compromise. Running 4K at 60Hz (not the choppy 30Hz common on older KVMs) keeps motion smooth when switching between active sessions.
• Universal DP/HDMI Video Input: The console-side video connector accepts both DisplayPort and HDMI via a universal connector, so you can pair this switch with virtually any modern monitor without sourcing an adapter. That flexibility matters in mixed-hardware enterprise environments where monitor procurement cycles don't always align with KVM refresh cycles.
• Dual USB 2.0 Type-A Console Ports (Keyboard and Mouse): Two USB 2.0 Type-A ports handle keyboard and mouse at the console, providing standard HID connectivity without requiring proprietary peripherals. No special drivers, no locked-in hardware — use whatever keyboard and mouse profile your security policy already approves.
• Dedicated USB 2.0 Type-A DPP Port: A separate USB 2.0 Type-A port handles Data Peripheral Pass-through (DPP), allowing controlled peripheral access — such as a CAC reader or approved USB device — to be passed to the active connected system. This keeps peripheral access structured and auditable rather than ad hoc.
• 3.5mm Analog Audio Output: A single 3.5mm speaker output at the console lets operators receive audio from the active connected system. Useful in environments where VoIP, video briefings, or audio alerts from monitored systems need to reach the operator without requiring separate audio switching hardware.
• Wide-Range AC Power Input (100–240V): The external power supply accepts 100–240V AC input with a wall-mounted design and user-interchangeable localized plug blades — a practical detail for organizations with multi-region deployments or that need to standardize on a single SKU across international sites. Power draw is capped at 2.5A max, keeping power budget impact minimal at any individual operator station.
• Compact Desktop Footprint (7.00