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Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch (EAL4+/Tempest, CAC Support)
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Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch

Expert rating9 / 10

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Port Count:
4 computers
Video Standard:
VGA
Security Certification:
EAL4+ / Tempest, CAC support

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Manufacturer: Adder Technology Last updated: 2026-09-12

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Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch Review

Adder AVSC1104 secure 4-port USB VGA KVM switch EAL4+ Tempest certified CAC smart card support, government classified network isolation switch, multi-network secure desk

The 4-network sibling of the AVSC1102, for operators juggling more than two classification levels or agency networks from a single desk, with the same certified isolation and CAC-following smart-card switching.

Scaling Beyond Two Networks

Multi-INT analyst desks and joint-agency workstations often need three or four separate networks at hand, this model extends the AVSC1102's certified isolation model to that scale without changing the security posture.

One Desk, Four Networks, Zero Cross-Contamination

Each of the four channels is fully isolated at the hardware level; switching between them clears buffers so no data or credentials persist across the boundary.

Comparison to Alternatives

If only two networks are needed, the AVSC1102 offers the identical certification at lower cost. Adder's AVSV1004 provides the same 4-port count without the CAC reader for sites that authenticate differently. Raritan's RSS-104C4K is the closest non-Adder equivalent, adding DVI/HDMI/audio support at 4 ports for facilities needing modern video standards alongside secure isolation.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating9 / 10

The practical choice for classified desks juggling three or four separate networks with CAC authentication.

Best for

  • Multi-agency or multi-INT analyst desks needing 4 isolated networks
  • Government facilities standardizing on CAC-based network authentication
  • SCIF environments requiring Tempest-rated equipment

Not for

  • Desks needing only 1-2 networks (the AVSC1102 is cheaper)
  • Environments needing DVI/HDMI rather than VGA video
  • General commercial IT with no classification requirements

Specifications

What these specs mean
Capability Score
4.5/10

How much this switch can do compared with other secure KVM switches, rated from its certification and specifications.

Identity

BrandAdder Technology
Model NumberAVSC1104
Switching MethodPush button

Topology

Computers Supported4 computers
Displays Per Computer1 displays
KVM SegmentSecure

Video & Features

Video StandardVGA
Max Resolution1920x1200 @ 60Hz
Audio SupportNo

Video interface

Video ConnectorVGA
Video Interface VersionVGA

Per display capability

Max Resolution Single Display1920x1200
Max Refresh At Max Resolution60 Hz

USB peripheral switching

Dedicated HID Ports2 ports

Switching control

Button SwitchingYes
Hotkey SwitchingNo

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch (EAL4+/Tempest, CAC Support)?

Key specs for the Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch: Dedicated HID Ports 2 ports, Max Resolution 1920x1200 @ 60Hz, Max Resolution Single Display 1920x1200, Max Refresh At Max Resolution 60 Hz, Max Resolution Per Display 1920x1200, Audio Support No.

Who is the Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch (EAL4+/Tempest, CAC Support) best suited to?

Best suited to: Multi-agency or multi-INT analyst desks needing 4 isolated networks; Government facilities standardizing on CAC-based network authentication; SCIF environments requiring Tempest-rated equipment.

What are the drawbacks of the Adder AVSC1104 Secure 4-Port USB VGA KVM Switch (EAL4+/Tempest, CAC Support)?

Not the best fit for: Desks needing only 1-2 networks (the AVSC1102 is cheaper); Environments needing DVI/HDMI rather than VGA video; General commercial IT with no classification requirements.

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