Common use of Disclaimers / Liability limitations Clause in Contracts

Disclaimers / Liability limitations. 2.1 This warranty is valid for normal and correct use and installation, and only under normal operating conditions. The warranty assumes that the performance of the modules has not been reduced by actions or events outside the sphere of influence of S-ENERGY, in particular; 2.1.1 Mishandling failure during the transportation or store/preserve. 2.1.2 Modifications/damage as a consequence of force majeure (such as, but not limited to, storms, hail, fire, power outage, lightning, flooding, snow damage, avalanches, frost, earthquakes, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, plagues of insects and other detrimental effects by animals, acts of war, etc.) or damage caused by third parties due to vandalism and theft; 2.1.3 Unprofessional installation, commissioning, operation or improper removal and/or reinstallation of modules (e.g. not in compliance with S-ENERGY’s installation manual); 2.1.4 Inappropriate maintenance including, but not limited to, maintenance by an unauthorized technician or not in compliance with S-ENERGY’s maintenance manual; 2.1.5 Use on mobile units such as vehicles and ships as well as other off-grid use of modules; 2.1.6 Impairment through external influences (e.g. acid rain, dirt, smoke, salt, chemicals and other impurities); 2.1.7 Interconnection with modules made by other manufacturers; 2.1.8 System defects where the module is integrated;

Disclaimers / Liability limitations. 2.1 2.1. This warranty is valid only for normal and correct use and installation, and only under normal operating conditions. The warranty assumes that the performance of the modules module(s) has not been reduced by actions or events outside the sphere of influence of S-ENERGY, in particular;particular but not limited to: 2.1.1 Mishandling failure during the transportation or store/preserve. 2.1.2 2.1.1. Modifications/damage as a consequence of force majeure (such as, but not limited to, storms, hail, fire, power outage, lightning, flooding, snow damage, avalanches, frost, earthquakes, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, plagues of insects and other detrimental effects by animals, acts of war, etc.) or damage caused by third parties due to vandalism and theft; 2.1.3 2.1.2. Unprofessional installation, commissioning, operation or improper removal and/or reinstallation of modules (e.g. not in compliance with S-ENERGY’s installation manual); 2.1.4 2.1.3. Inappropriate maintenance including, but not limited to, maintenance by an unauthorized technician or not in compliance with S-ENERGY’s maintenance installation manual; 2.1.5 2.1.4. Use on mobile units such as vehicles and ships as well as other off-grid use of modulesmodule(s); 2.1.6 2.1.5. Impairment through external influences (e.g. acid rain, dirt, smoke, salt, chemicals and other impurities); 2.1.7 2.1.6. Interconnection with modules module(s) made by other manufacturers; 2.1.8 System defects where 2.1.7. Defects of the system into which the module is integrated;; and