Equipment Guidelines Sample Clauses

Equipment Guidelines. All equipment covered under this Agreement must adhere to the following guidelines: a. Equipment must be placed in a normal office setting with sufficient amount of space for access, free from excessive dust, humidity, temperature and ammonia or other corrosive fumes. b. Equipment must always be operated on an electrical circuit, with proper current, voltage and type of outlets as specified by the original equipment manufacturer. Moreover, if stipulated by the Scope of Services Agreement, Equipment must be operated on an isolated electrical line. c. Equipment must be operated within the specified operational (including usage) specifications. d. Only ImageNet Consulting, LLC furnished supplies and parts may be used on the Equipment. e. ImageNet Consulting, LLC supplies and parts found in equipment not covered within this agreement will be invoiced at the manufacturer’s suggested MSRP.
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Equipment Guidelines. Proper care (based on the manufacturer’s guidelines and WISD recommendations) and security of the AT equipment is the responsibility of the parent/guardian for the duration of the loan period.
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Equipment Guidelines. NSERVE shall abide by the equipment guidelines outlined in the State and Federal Grant Administration Policy of ISBE’s Funding and Disbursement Services Division.
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Equipment Guidelines. All equipment covered under this Agreement must adhere to the following guidelines: a. Equipment must be placed in a normal office setting with sufficient space for access, free from excessive dust, humidity, temperature and ammonia or other corrosive fumes. b. Equipment must always be operated on an electrical circuit, with proper current, voltage and type of outlets as specified by the original equipment manufacturer. Moreover, if stipulated by the manufacturer, Equipment must be operated on an isolated electrical line. c. Equipment must be operated within the specified operational (including usage) specifications. d. Only our furnished supplies and parts may be used on the Equipment. e. Our supplies and parts found in equipment not covered within this agreement will be invoiced at the manufacturer’s suggested MSRP. f. Equipment will be utilized at, and will not be removed from, the “Location Address” specified in the Schedule unless you get our written permission in advance to move it.
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