Description of 911-Type Dialing Capabilities Sample Clauses

Description of 911-Type Dialing Capabilities. Activation Required. D3UC offers 911-type dialing service in certain areas within the U.S. (but may not offer such service in certain areas of the U.S. or non-U.S. locations) that differs from traditional 911 services. When you dial 911 your call is routed from the D3UC network to the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) or local emergency service personnel designated for the address that you listed at the time of activation. If you make changes to your 911 address using the D3UC online web user interface, your call may be routed to a different PSAP or local emergency service personnel, who may ask you to provide your location and other information. Calls dialed by handset extensions included in your account with D3UC will be routed from the D3UC’s network to the PSAP or local emergency service personnel designated for the address that you listed at the time of activation. If your equipment is used in multiple locations, or in the event that one or more items of equipment are used in multiple locations, end users designated as administrators on your account may, at your option, create additional service locations and associate your equipment to specific locations for the purposes of routing calls to the local PSAPs for such locations. Individual end users may assign and re- assign their current location on an as-needed basis, provided however, that the Administrator has previously activated that functionality. It is your sole responsibility to make these changes and to ensure that all business invitees, household residents, guests and other third persons who may be present at the physical location(s) where you utilize the Service are aware. For any D3UC extensions assigned to a non-US 911 location (subject to applicable local law), calls placed to 911 will be routed to a US-based call center that may not be able to offer local emergency assistance to the caller.
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Description of 911-Type Dialing Capabilities. Activation Required VoiceLift does offer an E911-type dialing service in the U.S. (but may not offer such service in Canada) that is different in a number of important ways from traditional 911 services. When your VoiceLift telephone number is activated, the E911 service will be provided with the address that you have designated when you sign up. This is the address that will be utilized for this service until you request a change of service address with the Company. The system cannot identify the location of a telephone for emergency purposes other than by the address that you have furnished. Neither VoiceLift nor its officers or employees may be held liable for any claim, damage, or loss, and you hereby waive any and all such claims or causes of action, arising from or relating to 911 dialing unless it is proven that the act or omission proximately causing the claim, damage, or loss constitutes gross negligence, recklessness, or intentional misconduct on the part of VoiceLift.
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