Overloading Systems Clause Samples

Overloading Systems. The Tenant shall not install or use any electrical or other equipment or electrical arrangement which may overload the electrical or other service facilities unless it does so with the express prior written consent of the Landlord and at its own expense makes whatever changes are necessary to comply with the reasonable and lawful requirements of the Landlord’s insurance underwriters and governmental authorities having jurisdiction. The Tenant shall submit all applicable plans and specifications to the Landlord at the time of applying for such consent.
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Overloading Systems. (a) The Tenant acknowledges and accepts that: (i) the maximum capacity of tenancy sub-mains between the main switchboard / tenancy metering panel and the tenancy switchboard within the Premises is set out in Item 9(a); (ii) the maximum capacity of the plate heat exchanger for the refrigeration system located within or connected to the Premises is set out in Item 9(b); and (iii) the maximum capacity of the heating hot water take off points located in the mezzanine office component of the Premises is set out in Item 9(c). (b) The Tenant must not bring onto or allow to be installed in the Premises any machinery, plant or equipment which will result in the maximum capacity of the systems within the Premises as set out in Item 9 to be exceeded, without the Landlord's prior written consent. (c) The Tenant will be responsible for any damage caused to the Central Heating Plant, the Central Cooling Plant, the Landlord's Fixtures or the Trading Floor Complex directly caused or contributed to by the Tenant exceeding the maximum capacity of the systems within the Premises.
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Overloading Systems. The Tenant must not bring onto or allow to be installed in the Premises any machinery, plant or equipment which will result in the maximum capacity of the systems within the Premises as set out in Item 10 to be exceeded, without the Landlord's prior written consent. The Tenant will be responsible for any damage caused to the Landlord's Fixtures or the Warehousing Complex arising from the Tenant exceeding the maximum capacity of the systems within the Premises.
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