ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES/PROHIBITED ITEMS Sample Clauses

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES/PROHIBITED ITEMS. 1. The use and location of all furniture and appliances authorized by this agreement must conform to all applicable City, State and Federal regulatory guidelines and requirements. 2. The Fraternity/Sorority may establish additional requirements or guidelines governing such furniture or appliances. 3. If any permitted appliances create a danger of electrical overload, the Fraternity may issue instructions for the safe use of the appliances, or may withdraw permission for their use. Violation of these instructions could subject the violator to the same penalties as if the appliances in question were prohibited. 4. Any appliance or item with an open coil is prohibited. 5. Space heaters can be very dangerous and should only be used with extreme caution and then only with the approval of the Office of Student Affairs/Fraternity Sorority Life. They should not be used as a supplement for regular heating systems. If occupants have trouble with heat, they should contact the appropriate Chapter Officer and OFSL.
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES/PROHIBITED ITEMS. 1. University regulations and guidelines - which conform to city, state, and federal safety standards and laws - shall govern the acceptability of all usable furniture and appliance items in the Chapter House. 2. Subject to the terms hereof, use of any electrical appliance is permitted provided that it satisfies University regulations and guidelines established for the Chapter House. 3. If, however, permitted appliances create a danger of circulatory overload, the University may issue instructions for the safe use of the appliances in question, or withdraw permission for their use. Violation of these instructions could subject the violator to the same penalties as if the appliances in question were prohibited. 4. Any appliance or item with an open flame or open coil is prohibited. 5. Space heaters can be very dangerous and may only be used with the approval of the University. They should not be used as a supplement for regular heating systems. If occupants have trouble with heat, they should contact the appropriate Resident Assistant. Window air conditioners are supplied by the University and will be installed and removed from student bedroom windows by the University. Students may not install additional air conditioner units. Air conditioners are only permitted from June 1st toSeptember 30th; ; exceptions will be determined by the University. All appliances must be used and stored in the main kitchen. All major appliances are owned by Drexel University. Problems associated with these appliances must be reported to the Resident Assistant immediately.
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