Alarm System Demarcation Clause Samples

Alarm System Demarcation. The Alarm System demarcation point is defined as the Seller furnished alarm terminal block. Fifty feet of alarm cable shall be provided by Seller per Installation Site to connect Equipment alarms to the terminal block. Fifty feet of cable shall also be provided to connect Seller's alarm display and control panel at the MTX. Additional cable and associated materials, if required, will be provided at Buyer's expense. Any alarm points that the Buyer may want to take to an external alarm system will be done at the Buyer's expense.
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Alarm System Demarcation. Switch The alarm system demarcation point is defined as the Vendor furnished alarm terminal block or Owner provided IDF. Up to 100 ft. of alarm cable shall be provided by Vendor to connect Product alarms to the terminal block. Up to 100 ft. of cable shall also be provided to connect Vendor's alarm display and control panel at the Switch. Additional cable and associated materials, if required, will be provided at Owner's expense. Any alarm points that the Owner may want to take to an external alarm system will be done at Owner's expense.
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Alarm System Demarcation. Determined at the time of Site Survey.
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Alarm System Demarcation. The Alarm System demarcation point is defined as the Nortel Networks furnished alarm terminal block. Alarm cable shall be provided by Nortel Networks per Installation Site to connect Products alarms to the terminal block. Cable shall also be provided to connect Nortel Networks' alarm display and control panel at the Third Generation Core Network. Additional cable and associated materials, if required, will be provided at Triton PCS's expense. Any alarm points that Triton PCS may want to take to an external alarm system will be done at Triton PCS's expense.
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