Hardware Installation and Maintenance Sample Clauses

Hardware Installation and Maintenance. The Hardware is designed for non-invasive installation. You are required to install and secure the Hardware, unless otherwise indicated in the Order Form. If you install the Hardware, you will abide by all instructions and Hardware Documentation, including for installation and configuration, and are solely responsible for any installation issues. For Hardware sensors to adhere to your systems, you understand that installation may require magnet, epoxy resin, or adherence to studs, as applicable to your Site. You will not identify or install sensors to any system or asset if the installation method may adversely affect or impact your Site systems or assets. You must ensure that the Hardware remains as installed during your subscription and you maintain Site protections in place to prevent tampering or interference. You are solely responsible for any costs, expenses, damages and/or repairs relating to the installation, tampering and/or removal of the Hardware.
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