Electric Heaters Sample Clauses

The 'Electric Heaters' clause sets out the rules and requirements regarding the use, installation, or provision of electric heaters within a property or under a contract. Typically, this clause may specify whether electric heaters are permitted, outline safety standards that must be met, or assign responsibility for maintenance and compliance with local regulations. For example, it might prohibit the use of portable electric heaters in certain areas or require that only fixed, professionally installed units are allowed. The core function of this clause is to ensure safety, energy efficiency, and regulatory compliance, thereby reducing the risk of fire hazards and disputes over heating provisions.
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Electric Heaters. I will not bring additional heating appliances into the room and will report any problem with the heating to the FixFlo Repair Reporting System The tenant must evacuate the building during fire drills and also during ALL fire alarm activations. Schedule 3 – Tenancy Deposit I have paid the Tenancy Deposit to the Landlord's Agent The Deposit is held by MyDeposits Custodial Deposit Protection Scheme ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ MyDeposits provides a Custodial Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme. Landlords can join the scheme and lodge your deposit for it to be protected. The Tenancy Deposit has been taken as security for the following purposes: Any damage to the Building, the Room, the Shared Area, any fixtures and fittings, the Room Items or Shared Items for which I am liable The reasonable costs incurred in compensating the Landlord for, or for rectifying or remedying any breach by me of my obligations under this Tenancy Agreement Any Rent or other money due from me under this Tenancy Agreement of which I have been notified Your Deposit must be protected within 30 days of receiving it from you Prescribed Information - By law your Landlord/Landlord's Agent must provide you with key information about your deposit, how it is protected with an authorised scheme and what to do if you have a disagreement about the return of the deposit at the end of the tenancy. You will be provided with a document which provides the key information. This Prescribed Information document will be signed by the Landlord's Agent and you must check that the information is correct.
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Electric Heaters. 29.1. Provide and install properly sized conduit and wiring for (12) 2 kW – 4 kW drop ceiling lay in electric heaters at the locations as shown on Exhibit 3: Mechanical Layout. 29.2. Those areas that cannot accommodate a drop ceiling heater will receive a wall mounted electric heater and electric conduit with paint grip surface as needed. 29.3. Thermostats will be built into electric heating unit. No thermostat wiring work needed.
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Electric Heaters. The use of electric space heaters by tenants or its occupants, vendors, clients, etc within the premises is strictly prohibited.
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