Alarm Systems Sample Clauses
The Alarm Systems clause sets out the requirements and responsibilities related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of alarm systems on a property. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for ensuring that alarm systems are in good working order, who bears the cost of repairs or upgrades, and any obligations to notify the other party or authorities in case of alarm activation. This clause helps ensure the security of the premises and clarifies liability and duties, thereby reducing disputes and enhancing safety for all parties involved.
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Alarm Systems. Ordered SaaS Services are not intended to be used to carry alarm signals (as power failures and various incompatibles with alarm systems for VoIP could cause the alarm system to not work when it is needed).
Alarm Systems. Tenant shall provide Landlord with all contact and servicing information for applicable service vendors to enable Landlord to immediately provide and add its contact information to the servicing notification list with all applicable service vendors to receive emergency notifications for the shared fire alarm system and security system within the Shared Systems.
Alarm Systems. Except to the extent that the failure of the statements set forth in clauses (A) and (B) below would not reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect, (A) all of the Alarm Systems installed by the Loan Parties that are in use and currently subject to Monitoring Contracts with the Loan Parties (or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Loan Parties) (w) are in good working order and condition (with the exception of: ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs, customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Borrower or any other Loan Party any problem known to the customer and customer non-use), (x) have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in the security alarm industry at the time of installation in accordance with the appropriate specifications and standards for the Borrower’s and each other Loan Party’s business and all Governmental Authorities, (y) conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed such that the services provided under the Monitoring Contracts are not materially impacted and (z) to the Borrower’s and each other Loan Party’s knowledge, in no case has an installation of any such Alarm System been made which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable Law and (B) neither the Borrower nor any other Loan Party is aware of any material difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for the installed Alarm Systems.
Alarm Systems. Recognizing the importance of employee safety, the Departments of Mental Health and Developmental Services agree to continue to propose and support a proposal in the State budget for funding of personal alarm systems. The Health and Safety Committee at each facility may review procedures outlining installation, start-up and operation.
Alarm Systems. Boulder Property Management will not install alarm systems for tenants, and no tenant is allowed to have an alarm installed at any time by any other party than Boulder Property Management. Tenant Date Tenant Date Tenant Date Tenant Date Boulder Property Management Corp. By: Date:
Alarm Systems. TO THE EXTENT THAT GRANITE PROVIDES INTERNET-BASED SERVICES WHICH CUSTOMER UTILIZES FOR TRANSMISSION OF ALARM SYSTEM SIGNALS, CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT GRANITE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FUNCTIONALITY OF SUCH ALARM SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS. CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS THAT INTERNET-BASED SERVICES ARE NOT INFALLIBLE. CUSTOMER SPECIFICALLY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT GRANITE DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT THE TRANSMISSION OF ALARM SIGNALS WILL NOT BE INTERRUPTED, CIRCUMVENTED OR COMPROMISED. IF INTERNET BASED SERVICES ARE NOT OPERATIVE, NO ALARM SIGNALS CAN BE RECEIVED BY THE MONITORING STATION. CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS THAT INTERNET-BASED SERVICES MAY BE IMPAIRED OR INTERRUPTED BY ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, INCLUDING ELECTRICAL STORMS, POWER FAILURES OR OTHER CONDITIONS AND EVENTS BEYOND GRANITE’S CONTROL. THE USE OF INTERNET-BASED SERVICES MAY PREVENT FROM THE TRANSMISSION OF ALARM SIGNALS AT ANY TIME, AND/OR INTERFERE WITH THE TELEPHONE LINE-SEIZURE FEATURES OF CUSTOMER’S ALARM SYSTEM. IN THE EVENT CUSTOMER ELECTS TO USE INTERNET-BASED SERVICES FOR ALARM LINES; CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING THESE SERVICES TESTED BY AN AUTHORIZED ALARM INSPECTION COMPANY TO ENSURE SIGNAL TRANSMISSION FEATURES ARE OPERATIONAL. THESE FEATURES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO PROPER FUNCTIONING OF LINE SEIZURE AND THE SUCCESSFUL TRANSMISSION OF SIGNALS TO THE MONITORING STATION. CUSTOMER ACCEPTS FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALARM SYSTEM COMPLIANCE WITH THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.
Alarm Systems. To the Acquired Entities’ Knowledge, all of the alarm systems or Interactive Video Systems installed by the Acquired Entities, or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Acquired Entities, are in good working order and condition (subject to ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs and customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Acquired Entities any problem with an alarm system or an Interactive Video System known to the customer and customer non-use excepted), and have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in each applicable industry at the time of installation in accordance with specifications or standards appropriate for their business and all governmental authorities. To the Company’s Knowledge, all such alarm systems and Interactive Video Systems conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and in no case has an installation been made by an Acquired Entity (or to the best of the Company’s Knowledge, any predecessor of an Acquired Entity) which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable Law, code or regulation. No Acquired Entity is aware of any difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for its product lines or installed panels and equipment, except (a) to the extent that a product is generally being phased out of the market, or (b) to the extent such difficulty would not cause a Material Adverse Change.
Alarm Systems. To the Loan Parties’ Knowledge, the alarm systems installed by the Loan Parties, or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Loan Parties are owned by the Loan Parties, are in good working order and condition (subject to ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs and customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Loan Parties any problem with an alarm system known to the customer and customer non-use excepted), or in the process of being repaired by the Loan Parties and have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in each applicable industry at the time of installation in accordance with specifications or standards appropriate for their business and all governmental authorities. To the Loan Parties’ Knowledge, all such alarm systems conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and in no material number of cases has an installation been made by a Loan Party (or to the best of any Loan Parties’ Knowledge, any predecessor of a Loan Party) which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable law, code or regulation. To the extent freely assignable, all manufacturers’ warranties applicable to any such alarm systems are hereby assigned to Agent, for the benefit of itself and the Banks, to secure the Obligations. No Loan Party is aware of any difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for its product lines or installed panels and equipment, except to the extent such difficulty would not reasonably be expected to cause a Material Adverse Change.
Alarm Systems. To the best of Borrower’s knowledge, all of the Alarm Systems are in good working order and condition (with the exception of: ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs, customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to Borrower any problem known to the customer and customer non-use), and have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in the security alarm industry at the time of installation in accordance with the appropriate specifications and standards for Borrower’s business and all Official Parties, and Borrower has not been advised by its servicer of any facts that may indicate otherwise. To the best of Borrower’s knowledge, all such Alarm Systems conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and to Borrower’s knowledge, in no case has an installation been made which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable Law. All manufacturer’s warranties applicable to such Alarm Systems are freely assignable to Agent to secure the Obligations. Borrower is not aware of any material difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for the installed Alarm Systems.
Alarm Systems. Should the TENANT wish to install an alarm system; the TENANT agrees to contact the PROPERTY MANAGER to make arrangements for the LANDLORD’s contract service provider to install said alarm system. The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees that the PROPERTY MANAGER will assist in setting up and programing an alarm system that meets the needs of the TENANT. The TENANT acknowledges and agrees that no alarm systems are permitted to be installed that have not been expressly permitted and arranged for by the LANDLORD.