Transition Networks S3290-24-SA Nid 2xtp 4xsfp Sa Bundle

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS S3290-24-SA is a Network Interface Device (NID) configured as a standalone bundle with two twisted-pair (TP) copper ports and four SFP fiber or SFP module slots. NIDs function as the demarcation point between a service provider network and customer-premises equipment, providing physical-layer handoff and basic traffic management. This unit is sold as a single bundle (EA, quantity 1) and is categorized as an enterprise PoE device, making it suitable for deployment in structured network environments where copper-to-fiber or media conversion at the edge is required. Licensed network technicians and enterprise infrastructure installers are the primary trades that work with this equipment.

The S3290-24-SA is intended for enterprise network edge installations where a defined demarcation point is needed between service provider infrastructure and end-user LAN equipment. The combination of TP and SFP interfaces supports hybrid copper-fiber topologies common in campus, commercial building, and carrier Ethernet deployments. The standalone configuration means no external chassis is required, simplifying rack or wall-mount deployment in telecommunications rooms and network closets.

Key Features

• Two twisted-pair copper interfaces for direct UTP copper handoff
• Four SFP slots supporting fiber or compatible SFP modules for flexible uplink options
• Standalone (SA) form factor requires no external chassis
• Classified as an enterprise PoE device for structured network environments
• Sold as a single unit bundle (EA, qty 1) for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network interface device for enterprise edge and carrier Ethernet applications requiring copper TP and SFP interface combinations at the service demarcation point.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician familiar with structured cabling standards and carrier Ethernet demarcation practices. Power down or disconnect upstream network equipment before connecting or removing SFP modules. Follow TIA-568 cabling standards for twisted-pair terminations and observe proper fiber handling procedures when inserting SFP transceivers. Consult local building and network infrastructure codes before mounting in telecommunications rooms.