INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION OF THE SYSTEM AND YOUR METER Sample Clauses

INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION OF THE SYSTEM AND YOUR METER. 9.1 What we will do to install and connect the System a. In accordance with the licence you grant under clause 8.1(a), you consent to us, our related bodies corporate and our Accredited Service Agents, representatives and nominees entering the Premises (with or without machinery and vehicles) for the purposes of doing all such things as are necessary to install and connect the System on the Premises. b. We will use reasonable endeavours to give you at least 5 Business Days’ notice of the date we intend to install the System at the Premises. c. Our or our related bodies corporate Accredited Service Agents will install and connect the System in accordance with: i. all codes, standards and specifications that the installation is required to comply with under applicable Australian laws, and ii. the New Energy Tech Consumer Code (You can access the NETCC Consumer Information Product Fact Sheets here. d. As part of the installation, we or our related bodies corporate Accredited Service Agents: i. may need to substitute or change one or more items or components of the System including, but not limited to, changes to deal with circumstances that are specific to your Premises or property. If one or more parts are unavailable at the time of installation and we are unable to find an acceptable substitute, we may terminate the System Contract in accordance with clause 12.1(b)(v). These changes will not be material changes to the site-specific installation plan or design and details of the System unless we notify you otherwise (and if we so notify you, your Cooling-off rights under clause 7.2(a)(ii) will recommence from the date we so notify you) ii. provided that we have obtained the relevant approval of your Energy Network in accordance with clause 6.2, we will connect the System to the electricity distribution network iii. will connect the System to the internet iv. provide you with a Certificate of Electrical Safety (on the day of installation or shortly thereafter); and v. will take every reasonable precaution when installing the System in the Premises. However, you acknowledge that the installation of the System may affect any roof manufacturer’s warranty and/or builder’s warranty insurance. e. For new homes/businesses, we will only conduct installations after the property has reached “lock up stage” (i.e., when the home’s external wall cladding and roof covering is fixed, the flooring is laid and external doors and windows are fixed). f. We will endeavour to ins...
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