Equipment and Installation. A. Unless specifically provided for otherwise herein, Supplier or its agents, shall, at Supplier's sole cost and expense, provide, install, maintain, repair, operate and control (and whenever Supplier determines it to be appropriate, remove) all of Supplier's Equipment required for the provision of Services. Supplier reserves the right to substitute, change or rearrange any of Supplier's Equipment provided that the quality, cost or type of Services are not materially and adversely affected.
B. With respect to each Service provided to Customer, equipment and service beyond the Point of Demarcation shall be the sole responsibility and expense of Customer.
C. With respect to each Service provided to Customer, Customer and the End User shall provide Supplier and its agents and contractors, at no cost to Supplier or its agents or contractors, all necessary or appropriate access to (including, without limitation access for purposes of removing any of Supplier's Equipment whenever Supplier determines it to be appropriate), and all necessary or appropriate space, power and environmental conditions at, the Point of Demarcation, including, but not limited to (i) roof, window, equipment, battery and conduit space, (ii) heating, ventilation and air conditioning, and (iii) protection from fire and other casualties, as applicable for the particular installation (or removal). Where the granting of access or right-of-way to Supplier and its agents and contractors requires the consent or approval of third parties, Customer shall use (and shall cause End Users to use) its (or their) best efforts to obtain such consent or approval on behalf of Supplier and its agents and contractors.
D. Whenever possible, Supplier shall provide at least twenty-four (24) hours notice to Customer prior to entering Customer's POP to install, maintain, repair, replace or remove any of the Supplier's Equipment. If it is not possible to provide such notice, Supplier shall provide notice to Customer as soon as practicable. All of the foregoing is subject to the terms of Section 8 and Attachment 4.
E. Except as set forth in Section 6.A, Supplier shall have no obligation to install, maintain or repair any equipment owned or provided by Customer, any End User or any other party.
F. Neither party shall adjust, align, attempt to repair, relocate or remove the other party's equipment, except as expressly authorized by the other party.
G. Customer shall be liable for any loss or damage, including theft, t...
Equipment and Installation. 1.1 In accordance with conditions set forth herein, Company agrees to install for Customer all necessary equipment to provide, operate and maintain an outdoor lighting system. The cost of any additional electrical distribution facilities required to provide energy to the System may or may not be included in the monthly terms of this Agreement according to Company discretion.
1.2 A detail of the locations of the equipment constituting said System is set forth in a drawing or print marked "EXHIBIT A", which is attached hereto, made a part hereof and incorporated herein by reference.
1.3 The System consists of the following:
A. LUMINAIRE DETAIL INFORMATION LUMINAIRE STYLE DESCRIPTION LED = Light Emitting Diode, HPS = High Pressure Sodium, MH = Metal Halide Lamp Source INITIAL LUMENS LAMP XXXXX IMPACT XXXXX EST ANNUAL KWH EA MAINT/ OPERATION CHG EACH *EST. ENERGY CHG NUMBER OF LIGHTS *ESTIMATED LINE TOTAL 1 Sanibel LED 150W Black (RAL9017) Type III 12,500 150 0.1500 600 $8.87 $3.66 12 $150.47 SECTION I - A - TOTALS *ESTIMATED MONTHLY TOTALCOST 150.47 *Tariff riders and sales tax are not included therefore the total billing amount will be different than listed above.
B. ENERGY USAGE – BASED ON UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION APPROVED RATES
a. Impact xxxxx times estimated Annual Burn Hours as shown in lines above equal annual watt hours.
c. Annual kWh divided by twelve (12) months equals monthly kWh.
b. Annual watt hours divided by 1000 hours equals annual Monthly kWh times current rate per kWh equals the monthly dollar kilowatt hours (kWh). d. amount for each item.
C. POLE TYPE AND QUANTITY UTILIZED IN THIS PROJECT* (existing and new pole installation information)
D. MISC. EQUIPMENT AND QUANTITY UTILIZED IN THIS PROJECT*
1.4 LIGHTING LAYOUT DESIGN DISCLAIMER (CUSTOMER TO SIGN WHEN APPLICABLE) Customer’s Signature Signature Not Required Date PAGE 2 OF 4 OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE ACCOUNT # 00000000 AGREEMENT NBLILCLM0000023459 DATE 3/30/2022 SECTION II – CUSTOMER OPTIONS FOR SYSTEM OPERATING HOURS ALL HOURS OF OPERATION FOR ANY OPTION MUST BE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF DUSK-TO-XXXX (ONE HALF HOUR AFTER SUNSET TO ONE HALF HOUR BEFORE SUNRISE) TO QUALIFY FOR THIS ENERGY USAGE RATE
2.1 Option A is the typical dusk-to-xxxx photoelectric cell automatically operated System. Lights turn on approximately 1/2 hour after sunset and shut-off 1/2 hour before sunrise. This may be a monthly estimated energy usage based on luminaire impact wattage and lamp source equally over twelve mon...
Equipment and Installation. A. Subscriber Premise Equipment ("SPE") shall mean equipment that is provided by Oasis Broadband within or under Customer’s control. Subscriber is responsible for protecting and operating SPE Customer Premise Equipment), unless otherwise expressly provided under this Agreement. If Subscriber has not purchased SPE, Oasis Broadband shall retain title to SPE and Subscriber shall promptly return all SPE to Oasis Broadband and/or promptly provide Oasis Broadband with reasonable access to Subscribers’ facilities in order to recover the SPE, upon termination of this Agreement. For SPE owned by Oasis Broadband but under Subscriber’s control, Subscriber shall protect Oasis Broadband’s title and keep the SPE free from all claims, liens, encumbrances, and legal processes and Subscriber shall notify Oasis Broadband of any claims, liens, encumbrances or legal processes with respect to the SPE. The SPE is personal property and is not to be regarded as part of the real estate on which it may be situated. If requested by Oasis Broadband, Subscriber will, at Subscriber’s expense, furnish a landlord or mortgagee waiver with respect to the SPE. The SPE shall not be removed from any location without the written consent of Oasis Broadband. Subscriber shall, upon Oasis Broadband’s request, affix and maintain plates, tags or other identifying labels, showing ownership of the SPE in a prominent position on the SPE. The use of the SPE by Subscriber shall conform to all applicable laws, insurance policies, and warranties of the manufacturer or supplier of the SPE. Oasis Broadband shall have the right to inspect the SPE at the premises where the SPE is located.
B. Subscriber shall make all necessary preparations required to permit installation, maintenance and operation of the Data Services and will provide Oasis Broadband, and its suppliers of communication services and equipment, reasonable access to Subscriber’s premises, including free access to all leased telephone lines, to perform any activities reasonably required under this Agreement. Subscriber shall have all non-Oasis Broadband equipment or software available and operable for use with the Data Services or SPE at least five (5) business days prior to the scheduled installation date of the Data Services or SPE. Subscriber must also review any existing Homeowner’s Association policies that may prohibit installation of SPE.
C. If Subscriber is a tenant, Subscriber must obtain permission from the property owner to install, mai...
Equipment and Installation. NRMC shall provide CLIENT with access to the necessary equipment and software needed for the delivery of the Telehealth Services. NRMC shall be the owner of such equipment and software, and shall be responsible for the assembly of such equipment and software in office space provided within CLIENT. NRMC shall assist CLIENT with the review of CLIENT network and security to ensure it meets the requirements necessary to make the Telehealth Services available to CLIENT Recipients. NRMC shall also make, at its sole cost, any equipment maintenance and upgrades, as necessary.
Equipment and Installation. 1.1 In accordance with conditions set forth herein, Company agrees to install for Customer all necessary equipment to provide, operate and maintain an outdoor lighting system. The cost of any additional electrical distribution facilities required to provide energy to the System may or may not be included in the monthly terms of this Agreement according to Company discretion.
1.2 Tariff riders and sales tax are not included, which may cause the amounts quoted to fluctuate • Impact xxxxx times estimated Annual Burn Hours • Annual kWh divided by twelve (12) months equals as shown in lines above equal annual watt hours. monthly kWh. • Annual watt hours divided by 1000 hours equals • Monthly kWh times current rate per kWh equals annual kilowatt hours (kWh). the monthly dollar amount for each item.
Equipment and Installation a. CrossLayer, or its agent, shall provide, install, maintain, repair, operate and control CrossLayer’s equipment (“CrossLayer Equipment”). Unless specifically provided for herein, or in any service request, CrossLayer shall pay the cost of purchase and installing any CrossLayer Equipment.
b. CrossLayer Equipment shall be used exclusively for providing the Services pursuant to the Agreement, unless otherwise expressly provided.
c. CrossLayer Equipment shall remain the sole and exclusive property of CrossLayer and nothing contained herein shall give or convey to Customer, or any third party, any right, title, or interest whatsoever in CrossLayer equipment. CrossLayer Equipment shall remain personal property, notwithstanding that it may be, or become, attached to, or embedded into real property. Customer shall not tamper with, nor remove, any identification markings or labels attached to CrossLayer Equipment identifying CrossLayer’s ownership interest.
d. Equipment and service beyond the point of demarcation (“Demarc”) and/or interconnection between CrossLayer’s facilities and terminal equipment and the wiring at the Demarc shall be the sole responsibility of Customer unless otherwise expressly provided herein.
e. If Customer provides its own equipment, CrossLayer shall have no obligation to install, maintain, or repair the equipment. If, on responding to a Customer-initiated service call, CrossLayer and Customer jointly determine that the cause of the service deficiency was in any way caused by equipment other than CrossLayer Equipment, Customer shall compensate CrossLayer for actual time and materials expended during the service call.
f. Neither Party shall adjust, align, attempt to repair, relocate, or remove the other party’s equipment, except as expressly authorized in writing by the other Party.
g. Customer shall be liable for any loss of or damage to CrossLayer Equipment caused by Customer’s acts. Customer agrees to reimburse CrossLayer for the reasonable cost of repair of CrossLayer’s equipment, or the replacement thereof, within thirty (30) days after receipt by Customer of a written request for reimbursement.
h. CrossLayer shall be liable for any loss of, or damage to, Customer’s equipment caused by CrossLayer’s negligence, intentional acts, willful misconduct, or unauthorized maintenance. CrossLayer shall reimburse Customer for the reasonable cost of repair of the equipment, or the replacement thereof, within thirty (30) days after receipt by Xxxx...
Equipment and Installation. 1.1 In accordance with conditions set forth herein, Company agrees to install for Customer all necessary equipment to provide, operate and maintain an outdoor lighting system. The cost of any additional electrical distribution facilities required to provide energy to the System may or may not be included in the monthly terms of this Agreement according to Company discretion.
1.2 A detail of the locations of the equipment constituting said System is set forth in a drawing or print marked "EXHIBIT A", which is attached hereto, made a part hereof and incorporated herein by reference.
1.3 The System consists of the following:
X. XXXXXXXXX DETAIL INFORMATION
SECTION I ‐ A ‐ TOTALS *ESTIMATED MONTHLY TOTAL COST
B. ENERGY USAGE – BASED ON UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION APPROVED RATES
a. Impact xxxxx times estimated Annual Burn Hours as shown in lines above equal annual watt hours.
b. Annual watt hours divided by 1000 hours equals annual kilowatt hours (kWh).
c. Annual kWh divided by twelve (12) months equals monthly kWh.
d. Monthly kWh times current rate per Kwh equals the monthly dollar amount for each item.
C. POLE INFORMATION ‐ MONTHLY COSTS ARE INCLUDED WITH LUMINAIRES
Equipment and Installation. 26.1 Hanover, at its own expense, agrees to install, own and operate the Treatment Plant on the Plant Location. The Treatment Plant shall be operational within the time period required by Section 3.3 of the Master Agreement. The Treatment Plant will consist of the equipment set forth in Exhibit B, together with related piping, valves, instrumentation, control building, emergency shutdown facilities, meters and ancillary equipment required by Hanover to perform the treating and compression services contemplated by this Agreement.
26.2 Gateway, at its own expense, agrees to install, own and operate measuring stations at the Point of Delivery and Point of Redelivery as defined in Article VI hereof. Gateway shall provide Hanover with suitable copies of meter charts by the 20th day of each month showing the volume of gas delivered hereunder during the previous month. Hanover may install a check meter, provided that its use or operation must not interfere with Gateway's measurement facilities.
26.3 It is agreed that during and with respect to the operation of the Treatment Plant, Hanover will be responsible for complying with state and federal rules, regulations, and orders applicable to the Treatment Plant concerning air and water quality standards, specifically regulations dealing with hydrogen sulfide. Each party shall furnish the other with one copy of all permits issued to it relating to environmental standards associated with its performance under this Agreement. Hanover will obtain all necessary permits including, if required, from the State Air Control Board with respect to the Treatment Plant, and Hanover shall seek to obtain such permits with the permits to be based on injection of Acid Gas.
Equipment and Installation. 5.1 The Customer shall ensure that any and all equipment connected to or used in conjunction with the Service is a type approved equipment by the TRR and is connected or used in accordance with the law or regulations applicable.
5.2 The Customer shall keep all TVL equipment including any software installed therein for the provision of the Service in good working conditions (fair wear and tear excepted) and shall comply with the specifications, guidelines and recommendations of the manufacturer or distributor thereof and of TVL, and shall disconnect or cease to use any such equipment at the request of TVL.
Equipment and Installation. 5.1. If applicable, Customer is responsible for providing, at its sole cost and expense, suitable facilities within all Customer Locations including, without limitation, riser conduits, adequate space and power, and proper environmental conditions meeting no less than the minimum specifications of the Equipment manufacturer(s).
5.2. All Equipment installed at Customer Locations shall remain the property of MFN or its supplier and shall never be deemed a fixture to any real property owned by Customer or any third party. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall give or convey to Customer any right, title or interest whatever in the Equipment. Customer shall not adjust, encumber or attempt to repair the Equipment, and may not remove or relocate the Equipment without the prior written consent of MFN. Customer may not allow any liens to be placed on the Equipment or Network.
5.3. Customer shall be liable to MFN for any loss or damage to Equipment arising from the negligence, acts, errors or omissions, unauthorized maintenance or other cause, including theft, of Customer, its employees, invitees, contractors or agents.
