Common use of Pilot Equipment Clause in Contracts

Pilot Equipment. Pilot, or its agent, may ship, lease, provide, install, maintain, repair, operate and/or control certain equipment for the provision of Service to Customer, including but not limited to telephony endpoints such as phones and ATAs (collectively, the “Pilot Equipment”). Pilot Equipment shall remain the sole and exclusive property of Pilot, and nothing contained herein shall give or convey to Customer, or any other person, any right, title or interest whatsoever in Pilot Equipment, notwithstanding that it may be, or become, attached to, or embedded in, realty. Customer shall not tamper with, remove or conceal any identifying plates, tags or labels identifying Pilot’s ownership interest in Pilot Equipment. Customer may be responsible for installing, powering up, and configuring Pilot Equipment, including but not limited to Leased Pilot Equipment (as defined below), as instructed by Pilot’s support teams and/or support documentation, and may relocate Leased Pilot Equipment as needed, but otherwise shall not adjust, align, attempt to repair, relocate or remove Pilot Equipment, except as expressly authorized in writing by Pilot. Customer shall be liable for any loss of or damage to Pilot Equipment caused by Customer’s negligence, intentional acts, or unauthorized maintenance and shall reimburse Pilot for the same, within thirty (30) days after receipt by Customer of Pilot’s request for reimbursement. Pilot does not accept responsibility for physical damage to Pilot Equipment once installed in Customer’s premises, whether intentional or accidental, including damages caused by power-related issues such as surges and/or brownouts. If Customer desires surge protection and/or battery backup protection, Customer bears the obligation of providing it.

Pilot Equipment. Pilot, or its agent, may ship, loan, lease, provide, install, maintain, repair, operate and/or control certain equipment for the provision of Service to Customer, including but not limited to telephony endpoints such as phones phones, ATAs, and ATAs Leased Hardware as defined in Pilot’s Purchased and Leased Hardware Addendum (collectively, the “Pilot Equipment”). Pilot Equipment shall remain the sole and exclusive property of Pilot, and nothing contained herein shall give or convey to Customer, or any other person, any right, title or interest whatsoever in Pilot Equipment, notwithstanding that it may be, or become, attached to, or embedded in, realty. Customer shall not tamper with, remove or conceal any identifying plates, tags or labels identifying Pilot’s ownership interest in Pilot Equipment. Customer may be responsible for installing, powering up, and configuring Pilot Equipment, including but not limited to Leased Pilot Equipment (as defined below), as instructed by Pilot’s support teams and/or support documentation, and may relocate Leased Pilot Equipment as needed, but otherwise shall not adjust, align, attempt to repair, relocate or remove Pilot Equipment, except as expressly authorized in writing by Pilot. Customer shall be liable for any loss of or damage to Pilot Equipment caused by Customer’s negligence, intentional acts, or unauthorized maintenance and shall reimburse Pilot for the same, within thirty (30) days after receipt by Customer of Pilot’s request for reimbursement. Pilot does not accept responsibility for physical damage to Pilot Equipment once installed in Customer’s premises, whether intentional or accidental, including damages caused by power-related issues such as surges and/or brownouts. If Customer desires surge protection and/or battery backup protection, Customer bears the obligation of providing it.