Transition Networks S3290-24-BR Nid 2xtp 4xsfp Bundle

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS S3290-24-BR is a Network Interface Device (NID) configured as a BR bundle, combining two twisted-pair (TP) copper ports with four SFP fiber or small form-factor pluggable slots in a single unit. NIDs of this class serve as demarcation points between service provider networks and customer premises equipment, managing and monitoring traffic at the network edge. The device falls under the Enterprise PoE Device category, making it a fit for structured cabling and managed enterprise network deployments. Licensed network technicians and enterprise IT infrastructure professionals are the primary installers and service personnel for this equipment class.

This unit is suited for enterprise and carrier-edge installations where a combination of copper and fiber uplinks is required at the demarcation point. The 2x TP plus 4x SFP port configuration supports flexible media connectivity, allowing copper-to-fiber handoff or aggregation scenarios common in enterprise campus, data center edge, and service provider access deployments. It is sold as a complete bundle (BR) and is supplied as a single unit per order.

Key Features

• 2x twisted-pair (TP) copper ports for direct copper LAN or WAN connectivity
• 4x SFP slots supporting fiber or additional copper SFP modules
• BR bundle configuration ships as a ready-to-deploy package
• Positioned as an enterprise PoE-class network interface device for managed edge deployments
• Single-unit (EA) packaging with a quantity of one per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM network interface device for enterprise and carrier-edge environments requiring combined copper TP and SFP fiber uplink connectivity at a network demarcation point. No specific compatible system model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or licensed low-voltage cabling professional. Power down or disconnect the upstream network port before connecting or reconfiguring the device. SFP modules must be rated for the intended fiber type and wavelength before insertion. Follow applicable TIA-568 structured cabling standards and local low-voltage electrical codes during installation.