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Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series SV240DPH-400 Secure Desktop KVM Switch
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Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series

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Manufacturer: Vertiv Last updated: September 12, 2026

Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series (SV240DPH-400) (2 Computers / DisplayPort+HDMI / Secure Desktop KVM / $1,250.25) Review

The Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series SV240DPH-400 is a 2-port secure desktop KVM switch with DisplayPort and HDMI support at 4K@30Hz and isolated switching, priced at $1,250.25.

It's the smaller sibling of the SwitchView 300, aimed at single-user desks that only need to isolate two machines - say a personal workstation and a shared/testing box - rather than four. The per-port cost is actually higher than the 4-port 300 Series, reflecting that isolation hardware doesn't scale down cheaply.

A Narrower Isolation Need

Two-port isolated switches are common on desks where only one machine needs separating from the rest - a locked-down compliance PC alongside a normal daily-use workstation, for example - rather than juggling four separate domains.

Same Engineering, Smaller Footprint

The 200 Series shares its isolated video/USB switching core with the 300 and 400 series, so buyers get the same non-shared-buffer security guarantee without paying for ports they won't use.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the Vertiv SwitchView 300 Series (SV340DPH-400) - that adds two more ports for a modest price increase, worth it for desks likely to grow past two machines. Versus the ATEN CS1922 - a 2-port USB-C consumer switch already in this catalog at a fraction of the price, but without isolated switching. Versus the Avocent SV240 (non-secure, 4-port) - trades security isolation for more ports at a lower cost.

Specifications

Design

Port Count2
Switching MethodFront-panel pushbutton with LED port indicators

Topology

KVM SegmentDesk

Video & Features

Video StandardDisplayPort and HDMI
Max Resolution4K@30Hz
USB Hub Ports2
Audio SupportNo

In the box and price

Price1250.25 USD
BrandVertiv
ModelSV240DPH-400
EnclosureDesktop, tamper-evident case
SecurityData-diode port isolation, no shared memory buffers between channels
USB-C Power DeliveryNo
Monitors1
Spec Score4.3

Expert Review

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

Expert rating8 / 10

Right-sized isolated switching for two-machine desks that don't need four ports.

Best for

  • Single-user desks isolating one compliance-locked PC from a daily-use machine
  • Small offices needing secure 2-PC switching without full NIAP certification
  • Buyers standardizing on DisplayPort/HDMI who don't need more than two ports

Not for

  • Desks managing more than two machines (step up to the 300 or 400 Series)
  • Government desks requiring formal NIAP certification
  • Budget-conscious home users who don't need isolated switching

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series (SV240DPH-400) (2 Computers / DisplayPort+HDMI / Secure Desktop KVM / $1,250.25)?

The Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series (SV240DPH-400) (2 Computers / DisplayPort+HDMI / Secure Desktop KVM / $1,250.25) is a KVM switch from Vertiv. Key specs: Port Count 2 computers, Switching Method Front-panel pushbutton with LED port indicators, Video Standard DisplayPort and HDMI, Max Resolution 4K@30Hz, USB Hub Ports 2 (USB 2.0 keyboard/mouse + peripheral).

Who is the Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series (SV240DPH-400) (2 Computers / DisplayPort+HDMI / Secure Desktop KVM / $1,250.25) best suited to?

It suits single-user desks isolating one compliance-locked pc from a daily-use machine, small offices needing secure 2-pc switching without full niap certification, buyers standardizing on displayport/hdmi who don't need more than two ports.

What are the drawbacks of the Vertiv SwitchView 200 Series (SV240DPH-400) (2 Computers / DisplayPort+HDMI / Secure Desktop KVM / $1,250.25)?

It is a poor fit for desks managing more than two machines (step up to the 300 or 400 series), government desks requiring formal niap certification, budget-conscious home users who don't need isolated switching.

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