Transition Networks S3290-42-AR Nid 4xtp 2xsfp Bundle

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS S3290-42-AR is a Network Interface Device (NID) configured as an AR bundle, providing four twisted-pair (TP) copper ports and two SFP fiber slots in a single unit. Designed for enterprise and carrier-edge deployments, this NID serves as a demarcation point between service provider infrastructure and customer premises equipment. It is typically installed by network technicians and field engineers working on Ethernet access, last-mile connectivity, or managed service delivery projects where both copper and fiber handoff options are required.

The S3290-42-AR suits enterprise network environments where mixed-media connectivity is needed at the network edge. Its combination of TP and SFP interfaces makes it adaptable for both local copper runs and fiber uplinks in the same chassis. This unit is sold as an EA (each) and is categorized as an Enterprise PoE device, indicating suitability for deployments where Power over Ethernet capability at the edge is part of the network design.

Key Features

• Four twisted-pair copper ports for standard Ethernet copper termination at the network edge
• Two SFP slots supporting fiber or copper SFP transceiver modules for flexible uplink options
• AR bundle configuration includes accessories or components for a more complete deployment package
• Classified as an Enterprise PoE device, suited for managed service and enterprise edge applications
• Compact NID form factor designed for demarcation and network handoff installations

Compatibility

Designed as a network interface device for enterprise and carrier-grade Ethernet access deployments requiring both copper twisted-pair and SFP-based fiber connectivity at the network edge.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or licensed low-voltage professional familiar with Ethernet demarcation equipment. Power down or disconnect the network segment before terminating copper or inserting SFP modules. Follow applicable TIA/EIA cabling standards and local network infrastructure codes during installation. Do not force SFP modules into slots; verify module compatibility with the device before seating.