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EXTRONEWS JAN/FEB 1999

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MANDI SPEER

RGB 406 & RGB 440:

Architectural Power

by Mandi Speer,

National Sales Manager

Extron’s Internal

Promotion

Extron is pleased to announce

the promotion of Judy Cardoz

to Sales Support Manager. In

her new position, Judy will be

responsible for Extron’s

internal sales and technical

support.

During 1998, Judy, an eight-

year Extron team member, has

performed the role of northeast

Regional Sales Manager. She

was responsible for the sales

and technical support activities

while also providing on-site

visits, product training, and

new product introductions.

Previously, Judy had held the

position of sales team leader

for the northeast region for five

years. In addition, Judy has

provided telephone support for

Extron's northeast regional

customers.

Judy will continue to work

from Extron’s Anaheim, CA

headquarters and may be

reached at 714.491.1500.

JUDY CARDOZ

At Extron, we are known for

providing product solutions that

meet the needs of our dealers and

the A/V industry. In 1998, we

introduced our 400 series architec-

tural interfaces, and we are very

pleased with the success of these

products.

As you probably know, our 400

series architectural interfaces do

not automatically ship with a

power supply. These interfaces

tend to be mounted in inconspic-

uous places, such as in walls,

podiums, desks, etc., which do not

lend themselves to power cords.

An architectural interface is

usually chosen because of a need

for an aesthetically pleasing

appearance. The goal is to have the

convenience of an interface

without the bulk required by

standard models.

For this reason, in most cases,

architectural interfaces are

powered from a central power

supply, enabling multiple products

to be powered simultaneously. For

instance, when a system includes a

product such as our System 5cr

switcher, the System 5cr will

supply power for two interfaces

like our RGB 406 or RGB 440.

Multiple units of the 400 series,

including the RGB 406 & RGB

440, can even be powered from a

single 24v doorbell transformer

found at your front door or your

local hardware store.

All of our 400 series architec-

tural interfaces—the RGB 400,

RGB 402, RGB 404, RGB 406,

and RGB 440—can be powered

by 12-24 VDC or AC 250 mA.

Other possible power sources

include third-party control

systems, such as AMX or

Crestron, which may already be

available in your installation.

By not automatically including a

power supply with the RGB 406

and RGB 440,we are able to

pass the savings on to you. That

is good news. And, if you find

you still need the power supply,

then we will be more than happy

to make it available to you right

away. The auto-switchable

100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz to

12 VDC/1A external power

supply (PN: 70-055-01) can be

easily purchased as an accessory

item and lists for $35.00. This

power supply can power up to

four 400 series architectural

interfaces. It is the best of both

worlds.

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