Common use of Base Unit Clause in Contracts

Base Unit. For a given engine speed, the base unit is defined as the most basic version of a copier that is actually sold as a fully operational model. The base unit is typically designed and shipped in a single piece, and does not include any external power-consuming accessories that may be sold separately.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Agreement, www.eumonitor.eu, www.energystar.gov

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Base Unit. For a given engine speed, the base unit is defined as the most basic version of a copier multifunction device that is actually sold as a fully operational model. The base unit is typically can be designed and shipped in as a single piece, piece or as a combination of functionally integrated components. The base unit must allow copying and one or both of the additional core functions of printing or faxing. The base unit does not include any external power-consuming accessories that may be sold separately.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.eumonitor.eu, www.energystar.gov, www.energystar.gov

Base Unit. For a given engine speed, the base unit is defined as the most basic version of a copier multifunction device that is actually sold as a fully operational model. The base unit is typically can be designed and shipped in as a single piece, piece or as a combination of functionally integrated components. The base unit must allow copying and one or both of the additional core functions of printing or faxing. The base unit does not include any external power-power- consuming accessories that may be sold separately.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Base Unit. For a given engine speed, the base unit is defined as the most basic version of a copier that is actually sold as a fully operational model. The base unit is typically designed and shipped in a single piece, piece and does not include any external power-consuming accessories that than may be sold separately.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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