Home Wiring Sample Clauses

Home Wiring. Franchisee shall comply with all applicable FCC requirements, including any notice requirements, with respect to home wiring. Prior to a Subscriber’s termination of Cable Service, the Franchisee will not restrict the ability of a Subscriber to remove, replace, rearrange or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the Subscriber’s dwelling unit, so long as such actions are consistent with FCC standards. The Franchisee may require a reasonable indemnity and release of liability in favor of the Franchisee from a Subscriber for wiring that is installed by such Subscriber.
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Home Wiring. The following notice will serve to inform you of your options regarding the home wiring located within your dwelling that is used to provide cable service. Home wiring is the cable which runs from your TV set or wireless access point to a point approximately twelve inches outside of your dwelling unit. It includes extra outlets, splitters, connections and fittings or wall plates attached to the wire but does not include devices such as converters, descramblers, CableCARDs, A/B switches, parental lockout devices, security devices and the like. Pursuant to FCC regulations, all customers are given the option to acquire the home wiring within their dwelling unit upon termination of cable service. However, even prior to termination of cable service, we allow our customers to remove, replace, rearrange, repair or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the customer’s dwelling unit so long as such actions do not interfere with our ability to meet FCC technical standards or to provide services to you or your neighbors. For example, you may not attach any device or equipment to your home wiring in a way that impairs the integrity of the local cable system, such as by creating signal leakage, or which may cause a violation of government regulations. Furthermore, you may not attach devices or equipment to the wiring which alone or together result in a degradation of signal quality to you or your neighbors. If you choose to have us remove, replace, rearrange or maintain the wiring inside your home, you have the choice of paying our regular hourly service charge on a per-visit basis or of purchasing our optional wire maintenance plan for a small monthly fee. This optional program covers most but not all home wiring problems. For example, it does not cover damage to home wiring caused by you or any third party should you attempt to undertake your own removal, replacement, rearrangement, repair, extension or maintenance of that wiring. Furthermore, we are not responsible for problems relating to the operation of customer-owned consumer electronics equipment such as televisions, VCRs, DVRs, home antennas, etc., which may be connected to home wiring. We are, however, responsible for problems relating to any equipment which you lease from us, other than problems caused by tampering, neglect or abuse. You also have the option of removing, repairing, rearranging or maintaining the home wiring yourself or of hiring a qualified outside contractor to do th...
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Home Wiring. For new and existing single unit installations, the cable wire inside the Demarcation point, as defined by the FCC, shall become a fixture to the realty upon installation. For multiple dwelling units or commercial installations the cable wire inside the Demarcation point shall not be deemed a fixture or part of the Customer's realty unless the Customer purchases the cable wire when Service is terminated. C.)
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Home Wiring. Grantee shall comply with all applicable FCC requirements, including any notice requirements, with respect to home wiring. Prior to a customer’s termination of Cable Service, the Grantee will not restrict the ability of a Subscriber to remove, replace, rearrange or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the Subscriber’s dwelling unit, so long as such actions are consistent with FCC standards. The Grantee may require a reasonable indemnity and release of liability in favor of the Grantee from a Subscriber for wiring that is installed by such Subscriber.
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Home Wiring a. Prior to a customer's termination of cable service, TWC will not restrict the ability of a customer to remove, replace, rearrange or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the customer's dwelling unit, so long as such actions do not interfere with the ability of such TWC system to meet FCC technical standards or to provide services to, and collect associated revenues from, that customer or any neighboring customer in a multiple dwelling context. b. TWC will provide customers with a notification upon commencement of service, and annually thereafter, advising them of their rights relating to home wiring. Such notice will advise customers that they may either (i) remove, replace, rearrange or maintain the home wiring themselves, (ii) select a qualified third party contractor, or (iii) request the TWC system provide such service at standard hourly installation rates, plus materials at Cost. c. Such notice will inform customers that if any home wiring is improperly installed or rearranged by anyone other than TWC, and any harmful or improper signal leakage occurs as a result, the customer may be held responsible for the Cost of rectifying the problem. Pursuant to FCC rules, TWC recognizes that it is required to terminate service to any location where signal leakage problems are not corrected. d. TWC customers will be encouraged to use high quality home wiring materials to avoid signal leakage and to maintain signal quality. Such notice will offer to supply such materials to subscribers at Cost. e. TWC will provide a model of this notice to the FCC for approval prior to its dissemination to its customers, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld.
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Home Wiring. (1) Prior to a customer's termination of Cable Service, the Franchisee will not restrict the ability of a Subscriber to remove, replace, rearrange or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the Subscriber's dwelling unit, so long as such actions do not interfere with the ability of the Franchisee to meet FCC technical standards or to provide services to, and collect associated revenues from, that customer or any neighboring customer in a multiple dwelling unit. (2) The Franchisee will provide Subscribers with a notification upon commencement of service, and annually thereafter, advising them of their rights relating to home wiring.
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Home Wiring a. Prior to a customer's termination of cable service, TWC will not restrict the ability of a customer to remove, replace, rearrange or maintain any cable wiring located within the interior space of the customer's dwelling unit, so long as such actions do not interfere with the ability of such TWC system to meet FCC technical standards or to provide services to, and collect associated revenues from, that customer or any neighboring customer in a multiple dwelling context. b. TWC will provide customers with a notification upon commencement of service, and annually thereafter, advising them of their rights relating to home wiring. Such notice will advise customers that they may either (i) remove, replace, rearrange or maintain the home wiring themselves, (ii) select a qualified third party contractor, or (iii) request the TWC system provide such service at standard hourly installation rates, plus materials at Cost.
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