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April 2012

Sangoma Vega Cash Rebate Scheme

Offer has expired (07/12)

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ProVu and Sangoma are pleased to announce a special rebate offer on Vega Gateways for Sangoma resellers! Purchase any of the qualifying Sangoma Vega Gateways from ProVu Communications as a authorised “Empowered by Sangoma” Distributor before June 30, 2012, and receive a rebate of up to $250 per unit!

The claim process is quick and easy:

  1. Contact ProVu Communications your authorised Sangoma Distributor and purchase a Sangoma Vega Gateway.
  2. After completing your purchase, complete the online form to claim your rebate.

For each Vega purchased from ProVu Communications, Sangoma will rebate you up to $250. For the exact rebate amount for each Vega Gateway see list below.

Sangoma will validate your purchases and authorise payment for the rebate amount. Note: All rebates are in USD.

Rebate amounts:

  • Vega50: Analogue RI Gateway $50
  • Vega100 E1/T1: E1/T1 Digital Gateway $25
  • Vega200 E1/T1: E1/T1 Digital Gateway $50
  • Vega400 E1/T1: E1/T1 Digital Gateway $250
  • Vega5000: Analogue Gateway $75

Read Sangoma’s T&C of the rebate scheme.

Door entry wiring diagram 2 – fail safe, high power magnetic lock with CityLine/SkyLine/SlimLine

This connection diagram shows how to wire up a high-power (more than 350mA) electronic door lock using an external power supply with any of the CityLine, SkyLine or SlimLine range of door entry devices.

CityLine info.

SkyLine info.

SlimLine info.

Wiring Diagram

Parts Required

These can all be bought from ProVu.

    • Any ProTalk CityLine, Skyline or SlimLine IP door entry kit

 

    • 240Volt AC mains to 12Volt DC power supply (with internal battery back up highly recommended)

 

    • A 12Volt “fail-safe” door lock – large magnetic lock shown in diagram

 

    • A “push to break” exit switch

 

    • “VHLD” – Very Handy Little Delay

 

Notes

    • Mains voltage is dangerous! If you aren’t 100% confident you know what you are doing, hire a qualified electrician (at least for the power supply installation)

 

    • This set up is intended for use when you have large locks that require more than 350mA current or as a way of adding battery back up

 

    • Whilst the door entry unit itself can be powered from PoE, it makes sense to use the same 12V power supply since it is installed and (hopefully) battery backed

 

    • Make sure the power supply is more than capable of supplying enough power for both the lock(s) and the door entry unit