
Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM
Expert rating8.3 / 10
- Port Count:
- 8 (integrated console)
- Video Standard:
- HDMI
- Max Resolution:
- 4K@30Hz
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Manufacturer: Raloy Last updated: September 12, 2026
Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM Review
The Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM is a 1U rackmount LCD KVM console drawer with a built-in 8-port 4K@30Hz HDMI KVM switch, integrated keyboard and touchpad, front-panel OSD switching, and a 2-port USB hub.
Instead of pairing a separate console drawer with a standalone switch, Raloy folds both into one 1U chassis: pull down the drawer and you get an LCD panel, keyboard, and touchpad already wired to an 8-port 4K HDMI switch behind it. For a rack that just needs local access to eight servers without a KVM-over-IP subscription or extra cabling runs, that's one SKU and one rack unit instead of two. The OSD menu handles server naming and hotkey switching, and the drawer folds flush when not in use, which matters in cramped colo cabinets. Versus the Raritan Dominion KX III / DKX3-808, those add remote IP access and virtual media at a much higher recurring cost, worth it only if the servers aren't already accessible locally. Versus the NTI UNIMUX-HD4K18GB-8, that's a rack-mount switch alone, cheaper, but requires sourcing and mounting a separate console drawer or keeping a rolling KVM cart on hand.
One Rack Unit, Not Two
Instead of pairing a separate console drawer with a standalone switch, Raloy folds both into one 1U chassis: pull down the drawer and you get an LCD panel, keyboard, and touchpad already wired to an 8-port 4K HDMI switch behind it.
Local Access Without a Subscription
For a rack that just needs local access to eight servers without a KVM-over-IP subscription or extra cabling runs, that's one SKU and one rack unit instead of two. The OSD menu handles server naming and hotkey switching, and the drawer folds flush when not in use.
Comparison to Alternatives
Versus the Raritan Dominion KX III / DKX3-808, those add remote IP access and virtual media at a much higher recurring cost, worth it only if the servers aren't already accessible locally. Versus the NTI UNIMUX-HD4K18GB-8, that's a rack-mount switch alone, cheaper, but requires sourcing and mounting a separate console drawer or keeping a rolling KVM cart on hand.
Our verdict
Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.
Expert rating8.3 / 10
A well-built all-in-one console drawer for racks that need local 4K HDMI switching for eight servers without the cost of KVM-over-IP.
Best for
- Colo or on-prem racks needing a self-contained local console for up to 8 servers
- Data centers that want to avoid a separate rolling KVM cart or monitor tray
- Environments where remote IP access isn't required or already handled elsewhere
Not for
- Teams needing remote/virtual-media access from outside the rack
- Budget deployments where a bare switch plus existing console is cheaper
- Setups needing more than 8 connected servers on one console
Specifications
What these specs meanHow much this switch can do compared with other rack and server KVM switches, rated from its specifications.
Design
| Port Count | 8 |
|---|---|
| Switching Method | Front-panel OSD menu + hotkey |
Topology
| KVM Segment | Rack |
|---|
Video & Features
| Video Standard | HDMI |
|---|---|
| Max Resolution | 4K@30Hz |
| USB Hub Ports | 2 |
| Audio Support | No |
Per display capability
| Max Refresh At Max Resolution | 30 Hz |
|---|---|
| Max Refresh At 4K | 30 Hz |
Display continuity
| HDCP Version | 2.2 |
|---|
In the box and price
| Price | 3092.00 USD |
|---|
FAQs
What are the key specifications of the Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM (1U Rackmount LCD KVM Console with 8-Port 4K HDMI Switch)?
The Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM (1U Rackmount LCD KVM Console with 8-Port 4K HDMI Switch) is a KVM switch from Raloy. Key specs: Port Count 8 (integrated console), Switching Method Front-panel OSD menu + hotkey, Video Standard HDMI, Max Resolution 4K@30Hz, USB Hub Ports 2.
Who is the Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM (1U Rackmount LCD KVM Console with 8-Port 4K HDMI Switch) best suited to?
Best suited to: Colo or on-prem racks needing a self-contained local console for up to 8 servers; Data centers that want to avoid a separate rolling KVM cart or monitor tray; Environments where remote IP access isn't required or already handled elsewhere.
What are the drawbacks of the Raloy RK119UHD-4KHDMIKVM (1U Rackmount LCD KVM Console with 8-Port 4K HDMI Switch)?
Not the best fit for: Teams needing remote/virtual-media access from outside the rack; Budget deployments where a bare switch plus existing console is cheaper; Setups needing more than 8 connected servers on one console.
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