Customer Acknowledgments. (a) Your personal safety is a paramount consideration for EnergyAustralia. You acknowledge and agree that you have considered your individual circumstances including your own personal safety and those in your care before entering into this Contract.
(b) You acknowledge that:
(i) EnergyAustralia has provided you with access to a copy of, and you understand, the PowerResponse FAQs;
(ii) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, how the applicable Demand Response Program works, including the circumstances, times and duration of any electricity supply interruptions to your Premises during the Term;
(iii) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, the need for you to consider your own specific health and safety requirements, and those of any other occupant of the Premises;
(iv) you have considered and are satisfied that any electricity supply interruptions that may result from a Demand Response Event under this Contract will not adversely affect your health or safety, or that of any other occupant of the Premises, including persons under your care; and
(v) you have read and understood the Product Schedule including any additional acknowledgements made by you under the Product Schedule.
Customer Acknowledgments. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that ASI enters into this Agreement relying on the warranties in clause 3.1 and would not have done so without them.
Customer Acknowledgments. Customer shall be responsible for purchasing, acquiring and installing all hardware associated with the Agreement and this SOW. Customer shall also be responsible for all training. Julota has no responsibility related to any of the hardware, including, but not limited to, in-store hardware (iPads, cables, cases, etc.). Julota may advise Customer regarding proper deployment of Services, but such advice is without warranty and provided “As Is”.
Customer Acknowledgments. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that:
(a) the Fees are based on the value of the Equipment and/or the Security Services and are not related to the value or nature of the Customer’s property or the property of others located on the Site;
(b) Chubb is not an insurer and any insurance against loss or damage to property, business interruption and personal injury must be obtained by the Customer at its own cost; the Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Security Services and installation of the Equipment at the Site are not and cannot be guaranteed to deter or prevent unauthorised entry, personal injury or loss or damage at the Site; in addition to effecting and maintaining suitable insurance coverage, it is the Customer’s sole responsibility to exercise at all times all reasonable precautions that can be expected from a prudent and diligent owner, controller, manager or occupier of premises;
(c) the performance of the Equipment, the Pre-Existing Equipment and/or the Security Services can be affected by equipment and telecommunication services which are provided to the Customer by Carriers or other third party providers. Without limiting clause 16, Chubb shall have no liability to the Customer for Equipment, Pre-Existing Equipment or Security Services performance issues which are attributable to equipment and/or services not supplied by Chubb; in particular, the Customer acknowledges and agrees that Chubb will not be able to provide the Security Services until such time as the telephone line communication and/or digital mobile communication or network is restored;
(d) there are varying levels of line integrity between different Monitoring technologies and the Customer has elected to utilise the technology specified in the CSA (Part D);
(e) in respect of digital dialler line based monitoring, Chubb will not be aware of a communications failure if the telephone line is severed or disabled between Chubb and the security panel in the Equipment or Pre-Existing Equipment, until the next time the panel is programmed to send a test System Event to Chubb;
(f) a “line fail” System Event may indicate malicious damage to the telephone line connecting the Site to Chubb and may indicate a break-in or other unlawful activity at the Site;
(g) if a digital dialler is fitted to the Equipment or Pre-Existing Equipment, it is programmed to send regular test System Events to Chubb’s monitoring centre;
(h) the Customer is solely liable for the costs and charges of all power...
Customer Acknowledgments. (a) Your personal safety is a paramount consideration for EnergyAustralia. You must ensure that you consider your own personal safety and those in your care before responding to a Demand Response Request under this Contract. You should not participate where any resulting energy reduction will result in discomfort or injury sustained by yourself or those in your care.
(b) You acknowledge that:
(i) EnergyAustralia has provided you with access to a copy of, and you understand, the PowerResponse FAQs;
(ii) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, how the applicable Demand Response Product works, including the circumstances, times and duration of any electricity supply interruptions to your Premises during the Term;
(iii) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, the need for you to consider your own specific health and safety requirements, and those of any other occupant of the Premises;
(iv) you have considered and are satisfied that any electricity supply interruptions that may result from a Demand Response Request under this Contract will not adversely affect your health or safety, or that of any other occupant of the Premises, including persons under your care; and
(v) you have read and understood the Product Schedule (provided with these Terms and Conditions) including any additional acknowledgements made by you under the Product Schedule.
(c) You acknowledge and agree that you have not, and will not during the Term of this Contract participate in any other demand response program (whether or not it is the same or similar to this Demand Response Product) offered by us or a third party in relation to the Premises without our prior written consent.
Customer Acknowledgments. 9.1 The Customer agrees as follows:
(a) The Customer is solely responsible for Customer Data, retention policies and any other policy settings, schedules, and configurable parameters applied to Protected Data, including implementing its own specific retention policies.
(b) Where Protected Data, retention policies and any other policy settings, schedules, and configurable parameters are applied by Interactive this will be communicated to the Customer for reference.
(c) The Customer and its authorised Users will keep access credentials confidential, and the Customer remains responsible for the acts and omissions of its authorised Users and any activity that occurs under its customer account(s) using the access credentials.
(d) The Customer is responsible for the security of its Protected Data if the Customer disables any encryption or other security feature within the Platform.
(e) The Customer is responsible for maintaining its own internet and data connections, and components of the Solution that are accessed or used through internet connections and may be subject to the Customers’ internet service providers fees and downtime.
9.2 The Customer acknowledges that Customer Data may not be available for recovery if any of the following apply:
(a) Configuration, as defined in documentation, does not cover Customer Data.
(b) The Customer’s initial backup and replication is not properly completed.
(c) The Customer deletes Protected Data and does not restore it after deletion pursuant to the Customer’s Protected Data retention policies.
(d) The Customer selects incorrect or inappropriate retention policies within the Platform.
(e) The Customer’s IT environment is unable to secure a connection with the service or network.
(f) The Customer fails to follow technical requirements and any documentation provided to it by Interactive or the Third-Party Software Vendor about using the Platform, including installing updates, or failing to periodically test the Customer’s backups and or ensure that Customer Data is protected and not otherwise corrupted.
9.3 Interactive is not liable to the Customer for, and the Customer irrevocably releases Interactive from all claims arising out of, or in relation to, loss or liability suffered by the Customer as a result of one or more of the following:
(a) The Customer making changes to the Customer’s applications or environment that can negatively affect the Service.
(b) The Customer making changes to the Service or configuration.
Customer Acknowledgments. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Vertalo has the right to manage the Vertalo Services to protect the rights and property of Vertalo and its licensors and suppliers and to facilitate the proper functioning of the Vertalo Services, including by disabling Customer User accounts. Customer further acknowledges and agrees that Vertalo does not store any Private Keys (as defined in the Platform Terms), that Customer will advise all Customer Users and anyone whose public key information is included in the Customer Data that such persons should back up their Private Key information in a secure manner, and that, if such persons forget or lose their Private Keys, it will not be possible for Vertalo to recover them and such persons may permanently lose access to the Vertalo Platform.
Customer Acknowledgments. Customer acknowledges that: (a) there is a 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time cutoff for same-day credit; (b) at Bank’s discretion, Regulation CC rules may apply to any Eligible Deposit; (c) Customer will not receive credit on non-Banking Days; and (d) the timeframes for processing Eligible Deposits begin when the Eligible Deposits are received by Bank and not when the Eligible Deposits are transmitted by Customer.
Customer Acknowledgments. Xxxxxxxx agrees and acknowledges the following:
Customer Acknowledgments. (a) Your personal safety is a paramount consideration for EnergyAustralia. You acknowledge and agree that you have considered your individual circumstances including your own personal safety and those in your care before entering into this Contract.
(b) You acknowledge that:
(i) you are taking part in a trial and that elements of the Demand Response Program may change as a result of testing;
(ii) EnergyAustralia has provided you with access to a copy of, and you understand, the Smart Isolator Switch program FAQs available at
(iii) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, how the Smart Isolator Switch program works, including the circumstances, times and duration of any electricity supply changes or curtailment to your Premises during the Term;
(iv) EnergyAustralia has explained to you, and you understand, the need for you to consider your own specific health and safety requirements, and those of any other occupant of the Premises;
(v) you have considered and are satisfied that any electricity supply changes or curtailment that may result from a Demand Response Event under this Contract will not adversely affect your health or safety, or that of any other occupant of the Premises, including persons under your care; and
(vi) you have read and understood the Product Schedule including any additional acknowledgements made by you under the Product Schedule.
