Camera System Sample Clauses

Camera System. Franchisee will purchase, install and maintain the camera system specified by Franchisor. Such system shall be turned on and operational at all times during the term of this Agreement and shall be accessible to Franchisor for monitoring on the Internet or otherwise. 7. ADVERTISING, MARKETING, PROMOTIONS, AND DISPLAYS
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Camera System. Partners will purchase, install and maintain the camera system. Such system shall be turned on and operational at all times during the term of this Agreement. 7. ADVERTISING, MARKETING, PROMOTIONS, AND DISPLAYS 7.1. Local Advertising Content and Restrictions. Partners are permitted to conduct its own advertising and promotions in its reasonable discretion, except that: 7.2. Partners will ensure that its local advertising and promotions reflect favorably on and do not disparage the logos of the Company. 7.3. Partners will not engage in any advertising or promotions within any known restricted radius around any other location without Company’s written consent; provided, however, this restriction will not limit Partner’s use of general media advertising such as wide-circulation newspaper, radio, or television. 7.4. Partners will be required to pay Company a monthly web page maintenance fee (the “Website Maintenance Fees”) in existence from time to time for providing this service (if applicable). 7.5. Healthtym reserves the right at any time, in its sole discretion, to remove, delete or modify Partners’s on Helthtym’s Site, any Social Media Site, or any other website or homepage, and to remove, delete or modify any content or posts thereon.
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Camera System. Replace the existing analog camera system with a fully-integrated Internet Protocol (IP) camera system. Additional camera coverage will be determined by needs of the Sheriff and the new camera system shall meet the current American Correctional Act (ACA) and Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) standards. At a minimum, replace 555 cameras.
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Camera System a. Solid State Color Sewer TV Camera; IBAK Orion b. Internal air pressure system; hand pump with air dehumidifier & pressure gauge & pressure test kit provided c. Pan, Tilt, 3X digital Zoom Control of the Camera and Tractor Functions d. NTSC Color Standard with 4x Light Integration e. Camera Lighting System (for 6" through 24" pipe) f. Built in 32.8 HZ Sonde transmitter with RD7000 locator provided in truck g. Laser Measurement equipment for application in pipe sizes 6” through 12”
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