A medical equipment company director convicted of bribery and corruption must do four months community service

Alpine Medical Hardware Limited's William MacKenzie pleaded guilty in May, over arranging more than 170-dollars in payments to a former Auckland DHB Manager between 2008 and 2015.

The Serious Fraud Office found the DHB paid Alpine about 52-thousand-dollars a year between 2001 and 2007 - increasing to 400-thousand a year for almost a decade.

The ADHB manager's fraud and corruption trial's set for August next year.