Doorbell System Sample Clauses

The Doorbell System clause establishes requirements and standards for the installation, maintenance, or use of a doorbell system within a property or building. It may specify the type of system to be used, responsibilities for repairs, or access protocols for residents and visitors. By clearly outlining these expectations, the clause helps ensure consistent operation and security, preventing disputes over access or system upkeep.
Doorbell System. What is covered? What is not covered? Any audio/video surveillance systems, intercom systems, or computers/monitors working in conjunction with the doorbell system. See also “Additional Exclusions”. What is the maximum amount We will pay for Covered Repairs?
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Doorbell System. We will cover up to [$1000].
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Doorbell System. We will cover up to [$500]. COVERED: All components and parts, except as noted as Not Covered. NOT COVERED: All other components, including but not limited to: Any audio/video surveillance systems, intercom systems, or computer/monitors working in conjunction with the doorbell system.
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Doorbell System. The Building’s doorbell system may be interconnected. Disconnecting or attempting to modify an individual unit may interrupt service to other apartments.
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Doorbell System. What is covered? What is not covered? Any audio/video surveillance systems, intercom systems, or computers/monitors working in conjunction with the doorbell system. See also “Additional Exclusions”.
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