3610A2

Overview

The Bourns Inc. 3610A2 is a high-quality ADSL2+/VDSL2 POTS splitter designed to fit industry standard network interface devices (NIDs). It accepts incoming combined voice and data service, filters off the voice channel, and provides connection points for both filtered DSL and unfiltered telephone devices. The unit features a single-line input type with one filtered jack and one unfiltered jack output. It utilizes wall-mount installation and operates as a passive signal separator for residential or small office telecommunication networks.

Feature Summary

• Separates combined voice and data signals into distinct filtered and unfiltered outputs
• Designed to fit industry standard network interface devices
• Supports ADSL2+ and VDSL2 broadband technologies

Applications

• ADSL2+ network interface device integration
• VDSL2 POTS splitting applications
• Residential voice and data line separation

Procurement Notes

Verify component status carefully as this part may be listed as obsolete or last time buy in various distributor catalogs. Confirm compatibility with specific NID enclosures before procurement. Check for updated replacement series from Bourns if current supply is unavailable. Ensure the single-line input configuration matches existing infrastructure requirements.

Selection Notes

Select this model when integrating with standard NIDs requiring separate DSL and POTS connections. Suitable for installations needing ADSL2+ or VDSL2 signal separation without active components. Verify physical dimensions match the target enclosure space. Consider availability constraints due to potential obsolescence status in the product lifecycle.

Part Context

Part of the Bourns 3610A2 series of power and telecommunications splitters. Designed specifically for broadband voice and data separation tasks. Manufactured by Bourns Inc., a provider of electronic components. The series focuses on passive filtering solutions for telecommunication infrastructure.

Replacement Considerations

Check Bourns official documentation for successor models in the 3610 series or updated POTS splitter lines. Verify electrical performance equivalence if substituting with generic DSL filters. Ensure mounting style remains compatible with existing NID hardware.