Common use of Hardware Warranty Clause in Contracts

Hardware Warranty. Seller warrants that the supplied hardware Goods are free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal and proper use for two (2) years from the date such Goods are delivered to Buyer. Seller will not be liable or responsible for defects in any part of Goods manufactured by others, but Seller will, as an accommodation to Buyer, assign to Buyer any warranties given to it by any such other manufacturers; provided, that the foregoing will not extend Seller’s warranty to any accessory products unless Seller specifically agrees in writing. This warranty will be void if, in Seller’s reasonable opinion, the defect was caused in whole or part by: (a) improper handling, use, operation, or testing by anyone other than Seller; (b) failure to properly install or maintain the Goods by anyone other than Seller; (c) failure to install, maintain, or service Goods in accordance with the current edition of any applicable safety code or Seller’s written instructions; (d) modification, alteration, or unauthorized repair by anyone other than Seller; (e) use with products or components that are incompatible with Seller’s Goods; (f) Force Majeure events or acts of vandalism, sabotage, or hacking; (g) radio frequency interference; (h) removal from the country where the Goods were purchased, use in a country in which they are not registered for use, and/or use in a country for which they were not designed; (i) use in fail-safe environments in which failure of the Goods could lead to personal injury or significant property damage;