Fire Safety Devices Clause Samples
The Fire Safety Devices clause establishes requirements for the installation, maintenance, and proper functioning of fire prevention and detection equipment within a property. Typically, this clause mandates that devices such as smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and sprinkler systems are present, regularly inspected, and compliant with local fire codes. Its core practical function is to ensure occupant safety and minimize property damage by reducing fire risks and ensuring prompt response in the event of a fire.
Fire Safety Devices. Fire safety devices are installed in University Housing pursuant to applicable Texas laws. The University will inspect and repair a fire safety device if you provide a written request to University Housing. Disabling, tampering, or otherwise interfering with life-safety devices will result in a referral to the Office of Community Standards and Conduct and could result in a fine.
Fire Safety Devices. Tenants agree that all smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and fire extinguishers (“fire safety devices”) are in good repair and are working condition as of the date of occupancy. Tenants must notify the landlord immediately upon discovery of any leaks, defects, or problems with the leased Premises whatsoever, including but not limited to such problems with any fire safety devices or any equipment or appliance that may cause damage to the leased premises or to any occupant thereof. Tenants agree to replace any non-working fire safety devices at Landlord’s expense in the event that the Landlord does not replace or repair the faulty fire safety devices within one business day of notification of need by Tenants to Landlord. Tenants also agree to refrain from tampering with any appliance or piece of equipment in the leased Premises including but not limited to fire safety devices.