Common use of Back-up Generator Clause in Contracts

Back-up Generator. Tenant shall be permitted to connect its equipment located in the Premises to the back-up generator equipment serving the Building (the “Back-up Generator”), at no additional cost to Tenant, by plugging such equipment into the red electrical outlets currently located in the Premises (the “Back-up Generator Outlets”). Tenant’s use of such Back-Up Generator Outlets shall be at the sole risk and hazard of Tenant and Landlord does not warrant or make any representation, express or implied, concerning the condition, adequacy or sufficiency for Tenant’s present or future purposes of the Back-up Generator Outlets and/or Back-up Generator.

Back-up Generator. Tenant shall be permitted to connect its equipment located in the Premises to the back-up generator equipment serving the Building (the “Back-up Generator”), at no additional cost to Tenant, by plugging such equipment into the red electrical outlets currently located in the Premises (the “Back-up Generator Outlets”). Tenant’s use of such Back-Up Generator Outlets shall be at the sole risk and hazard of Tenant and Landlord does not warrant or make any representation, express or implied, concerning the condition, adequacy or sufficiency for Tenant’s present or future purposes of the Back-up Generator Outlets and/or Back-up Generator. Landlord covenants that Landlord shall use commercially reasonable efforts to maintain the Back-up Generator (or replacement back-up generator equipment with substantially the same or better specifications to the Back-Up Generator) in good working order and condition throughout the Lease Term.