Rackmount Keyboard Drawers
With or without KVM
From $215
How to Select a Rackmount Monitor
When selecting your next rackmount monitor, ask yourself the following questions:
Do I need KVM support? Many rackmount monitors include an integrated KVM to save rack space. With numerous styles available, nearly any configuration can be incorporated, including KVM-over-IP remote access.
What Type of mounting rails does my server rack have? Different server racks have different mounting rails. Modern racks have universal M6 rails for cage nuts (square holes). Older racks, with round holes, may require very specific mounting equipment. These older mounting rails are typically tapped (threaded) for either a 10-32 or 12-24 screw.
Make sure to verify the selected rackmount monitor will mount correctly in your server rack.
Also note: rackmount monitor drawers are not suited for use in 2-post relay racks.
Are there special depth requirements? Depending on your particular rack configuration, you may need a monitor drawer of a specific depth. While most drawers are built to fit standard rack depths, a subset are built for shorter depth applications.
Do I need independently sliding drawers? If monitoring at the rack, while the doors are closed is a concern, you may want to consider a dual sliding monitor drawer / keyboard combo. Dual slide drawers allow the keyboard to be stored while the monitor remains up. These dual slide units combine the visibility of a rackmounted LCD panel with the convenience of a keyboard drawer, in a single unit. While many of these drawers occupy 2U of rack space, a number of new dual slide drawers come in a compact 1U size.
Is touchscreen integration required? There are two ways to address touchscreens: actual touchscreen capable monitors (for use in kiosks, etc.), and the ability to integrate with touchscreen enabled devices. Both provide unique sets of challenges. A number of our monitor drawers and panels can have optional e-Resistive or e-Capacitive touch screen overlays added. For touchscreen enabled device options, contact your KVM Switches Online sales representative at 1-877-586-6654.
How to Connect Your New Rackmount Monitor
The Raloy RW119-N-101 rackmount monitor comes with one 6-foot RCE-6 combo KVM cable. Once mounted in the server rack, simply connect the DB-15 connection to the monitor drawer and connect the VGA input and the USB connector to the server.
Connecting the Raloy RW119-N-101 Rack Mount Monitor to a USB equipped server
Connecting the RW119-N-101 to an existing KVM is equally easy, simply connect the included 6-foot RCE-6 combo KVM cable to the local console ports of the Rackmounted KVM.
Connecting the Raloy RW119-N-101 Rack Mount Monitor to a KVM Switch
Rackmount Monitor Styles
Rackmount LCD Monitors w/Keyboard and optional Rackmount KVM Switch allow you to save valuable rack space by consolidating your Keyboard, Monitor and Mouse into 1 or 2 U's of rack space. With an option KVM Switch you can control all the computers in your rack as well.
The sliding Rackmount Monitor allows you to have a full sized monitor that slides back into the rack for convenient space-saving storage. Available in 15" and 17" sizes that fit in 1U of space.
Rack mount LCDs allow you to attach an LCD Monitor to your rack for constant monitoring of mission-critical systems. They are easier on the eye and allow you to store items behind them.
Rackmount LCD Panels are ideal for applications in which you would need to monitor the devices in your rack(s) on a frequent basis and/or access to the rack is secured. Rackmount Monitor Drawers can also be purchased without keyboards or pointing devices. They offer the functionality of being able to quickly view, without the need for more then 1U of rack space. Both are available with optional touchscreen screens.
Rackmount Keyboards are optimized for racks to reduce clutter and be more efficient. With trackball included you can remove all cables coming from the keyboard and mouse for a cleaner installation.
More Info
Different server racks have different mounting rails. Modern racks have universal M6 rails for cage nuts (square holes). Older racks, with round holes, may require very specific mounting equipment. These older mounting rails are typically tapped (threaded) for either a 10-32 or 12-24 screw. 
