DOMESTIC CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM Sample Clauses

DOMESTIC CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM. At our absolute sole discretion, we will assist you to stop any emergency which has arisen from the sudden and unexpected failure of your domestic central heating system. The emergency must render the domestic central heating system inoperable and the failure has to be due to mechanical or electrical failure or malfunction.
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DOMESTIC CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM. This indicates the DOMESTIC BOILER and the central heating system WITHIN the confines of YOUR property boundaries that is powered by natural gas from the appliance isolating valve, including all manufacturers fitted components within the boiler together with pump, motorised valves, and thermostat. WE will not cover any boiler that has an output in excess of 60 kilowatts per hour. EMERGENCY – To ourselves this is a sudden and unexpected occasion which, if not dealt with would in the reasonable judgment of UK SHIELD 1, Render the Home unsafe or insecure 2, Damage your home 3, Cause personal risk to YOU 4, be an issue of health and safety to others EXCESS – This is the first amount of each claim, made payable to us by YOU before the approved engineer will attend. This payment will be made via the help line before assistance is provided. This can be done by means of credit or debit card. HOME – Means your main permanent place of residence, provided to us at the commencement of the policy. YOU or YOUR family as a private residence not for business use must own it. Rented and let properties, commercial premises, mobile homes, and bed-sits do not fall under our eligibility jurisdictions. INCEPTION DATE – The date upon which your contract began. INTERMITTENT FAULT – This is an intermittent fault that is recurring and cannot be diagnosed that leads to a breakdown. PERIOD OF PROTECTION – The duration period of YOUR SCHEDULE, either monthly, or annually as deduced by YOU dependent upon YOUR preference of payment. SCHEDULE – This means the documentations sent to YOU confirming the COMMENCMENT DATE, YOUR details, and the subject of cover. THIRD PARTY – Any party other than contractors working for other parties. UNOCUPIED – Means nobody has resided in the property for a minimum of 30 days. OUR, US, WE – Means ourselves, the PROVIDERS. YOU, YOUR – Indicates the person whom applied for the service contract and is outlined upon the SCHEDULE as the service contract holder.
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