Common use of Leased Pilot Equipment Clause in Contracts

Leased Pilot Equipment. Some Voice Services include telephony endpoints, such as phones and ATAs, that are Pilot Equipment and leased (on loan) to Customer for the duration of the Voice Service term and as specified in the Customer’s Service Order (the “Leased Pilot Equipment”). At the end of the Voice Service term or at the time changes are made to a Service Order (for instance, the number of seats with leased phones is decreased), the Leased Pilot Equipment must be returned to Pilot within forty-five (45) days of the end of the Voice Service term or adjusted Order date. Leased Pilot Equipment that is not returned within forty-five (45) days of the end of the Voice Service term or adjusted Order date will be invoiced to Customer at its fair market value, solely determined by Pilot. Pilot will provide Customer with return shipping boxes at Pilot’s expense. Leased Pilot Equipment is governed by all terms of the Pilot Equipment section of this Addendum. Leased Pilot Equipment that malfunctions will be replaced by Pilot within three (3) business days of Pilot’s confirmation that the equipment has malfunctioned due to reasons other than the neglect, abuse, or improper use of the equipment by someone other than Pilot, in which case new Leased Pilot Equipment will be provided to Customer, and Customer will be invoiced for the damaged Leased Pilot Equipment at its fair market value. From time to time and at Pilot’s sole discretion, Customer may purchase some or all of its Leased Pilot Equipment.