Central Heating System Sample Clauses

Central Heating System. Description of Covered Items: Mechanical parts and components of two (2) systems, either hot water and steam heating system or centrally ducted forced air gas/electric/oil heating system or electric baseboard units, if providing the primary source of heat in dwelling, as follows: accessible ductwork from covered heating unit to point of attachment to register/grill; blower fan motors; burners; controls; fan blades; heat/cool thermostats (programmable and electronic set back units will be replaced only with standard units); heat exchangers; heating elements; ignitor and pilot assemblies; internal system controls; wiring; and relays; motors (excludes dampers); and switches. If the primary heating system in the home is comprised of wall units, all wall units located within the home will be covered. Electric baseboard units are covered if they are the primary source of heating for the property. Examples of Items/Conditions Not Covered: Chimneys, flues, and liners; cleaning and re-lighting of pilots; concrete encased or inaccessible ductwork; concrete encased or inaccessible steam or radiant heating coils or lines; conditions of water flow restriction due to scale, rust, minerals and other deposits; fossil and dual fuel control systems and other energy management systems and controls; dampers; asbestos insulated ductwork or piping; electric baseboard heat unless primary heating system in home; filters (including electronic/electrostatic and de-ionizing filter systems); fireplaces and their respective components and gas lines; free-standing or portable heating units; fuel storage tanks, lines, and filters; gas log systems, including gas feed lines; humidifiers; inaccessible water/steam lines leading to or from system; individual space heaters; maintenance and cleaning; panels and/or cabinetry; radiant heating systems built into walls, floors or ceilings; registers and grills; secondary units; solar heating devices and components; and structural components.
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Central Heating System. Description of Covered Items: Mechanical parts and components of two (2) systems, either hot water and steam heating system or centrally ducted forced air gas/electric/oil heating system or electric baseboard units, if providing the primary source of heat in dwelling, as follows: accessible ductwork from covered heating unit to point of attachment to register/grill; blower fan motors; burners; controls; fan blades; heat/cool thermostats; heat exchangers; heating elements; ignitor and pilot assemblies; internal system controls; wiring; and relays; motors (excludes dampers); and switches. If the primary heating system in the home is comprised of wall units, all wall units located within the home will be covered. Electric baseboard units are covered if they are the primary source of heating for the property. In no event shall we be liable for claims in excess of $1,500 in the aggregate per Agreement term, per covered property for systems that have been converted from coal-to-oil, coal-to-gas, or oil-to-gas; or for hot water or steam heating systems including radiators, vent pipes/lines, or oil-fired forced air systems.
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Central Heating System. Description of Covered Items: Mechanical parts and components of two (2) systems, either hot water and steam heating system or centrally ducted forced air gas/electric/oil heating system or electric baseboard units, if providing the primary source of heat in dwelling, as follows: accessible ductwork from covered heating unit to point of attachment to register/grill; blower fan motors; burners; controls; fan blades; heat/cool thermostats; heat exchangers; heating elements; ignitor and pilot assemblies; internal system controls; wiring; and relays; motors (excludes dampers); and switches. If the primary heating system in the home is comprised of wall units, all wall units located within the home will be covered. Electric baseboard units are covered if they are the primary source of heating for the property. In no event shall we be liable for claims in excess of $1,500 in the aggregate per Agreement term, per covered property for systems that have been converted from coal-to-oil, coal-to-gas, or oil-to-gas; or for hot water or steam heating systems including radiators, vent pipes/lines, or oil-fired forced air systems. We will pay up to $10 per pound per occurrence for refrigerant. You are responsible for payment of any costs in excess of $10 per pound.
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Central Heating System. Description of Covered Items: Mechanical parts and components of two (2) systems, either hot water and steam heating system or centrally ducted forced air gas/electric/oil heating system or electric baseboard units, if providing the primary source of heat in dwelling, as follows: accessible ductwork from covered heating unit to point of attachment to register/grill; blower fan motors; burners; controls; fan blades; heat/cool thermostats; heat exchangers; heating elements; ignitor and pilot assemblies; internal system controls; wiring; and relays; motors (excludes dampers); and switches. If the primary heating system in the home is comprised of wall units, all wall units located within the home will be covered. Electric baseboard units are covered if they are the primary source of heating for the property. In no event shall we be liable for claims in excess of $1,500 in the aggregate per Agreement term, per covered property for systems that have been converted from coal-to-oil, coal-to-gas, or oil-to-gas; or for hot water or steam heating systems including radiators, vent pipes/lines, or oil-fired forced air systems. We will pay up to $10 per pound per occurrence for refrigerant. You are responsible for payment of any costs in excess of $10 per pound. respective components and gas lines; free-standing or portable heating units; fuel storage tanks, lines, and filters; gas log systems, including gas feed lines; humidifiers; inaccessible water/steam lines leading to or from system; individual space heaters; maintenance and cleaning; panels and/or cabinetry; radiant heating systems built into walls, floors or ceilings; registers and grills; secondary units; solar heating devices and components; and structural components.
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Central Heating System. Description of Covered Items: Mechanical parts and components of two (2) systems, or centrally ducted forced air gas/electric/oil heating system, if providing the primary source of heat in dwelling, as follows: heat pump, capacitors, compressors, condensers, condenser fan motors, condenser coils, evaporator coils, fan blades, shredder valves, blower fan motors, burners, fan blades, heat/cool thermostats, heat exchangers, heating elements, ignitor and pilot assemblies, internal system controls, wiring, and relays, motors (excludes damper motors), and switches. Built-in electric wall units/PTAC units and Geothermal Units Only.
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Central Heating System. Includes gas, oil or electric units. Space or area type heating units are covered only where there is no central heating system. Excludes pipes or vents below or encased in concrete. Excludes fuel storage tanks, electric air cleaners, humidifiers and solar heating systems and their components. Excludes heat exchanger, and combination heating systems. Heating systems in excess of 12 years of age are limited to $400 maximum allowance per contract term.
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Central Heating System. 17.1 Homeflo can help with the breakdown of standard parts of the associated heating and hot water system including pumps, motorised valves, radiator valves, pipework and parts and fittings associated with the hot water feed and expansion tank. 17.2 Homeflo will not provide the Services in respect of: a) Servicing, clearing, replacing or repairing magnetic filtration devices; b) Tasks which are detailed in your user guide including re-pressurising your heating system and or bleeding your radiators; c) Non-standard parts or systems including towel rails, towel rail valves and curved radiators; d) Airlocks or the balancing and venting of radiators; e) Replacing radiators, water tanks or cylinders that cannot be repaired; f) Electric immersion heaters and condensate pumps; g) Parts of a system that are specifically designed for underfloor heating, swimming pools and/or renewable energy; h) Unvented hot water, thermal storage, warm air or systems that require specialist work or qualifications; or i) Accidental damage or anything other than fair wear and tear. j) A heating system that is non-standard or does not meet current regulations.
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Central Heating System. What we cover
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Central Heating System. What may be included At our discetion, We may provide assistance in an Emergency following the complete breakdown of the domestic central heating system which results in the complete loss of heating inclusive of:
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