Common use of Standard Warranty Exclusions Clause in Contracts

Standard Warranty Exclusions. The Standard Warranty does not apply and is void with respect to: (a) cosmetic damage, (b) product that has been improperly installed or maintained, (c) costs of any installation or deinstallation, (d) Hardware not manufactured or supplied by Vocera, (e) failures or defects caused by misuse, abuse, accidents, physical damage, abnormal operation, improper handling and storage, neglect, exposure to fire, fluids, biological waste, hazardous materials, use of chemicals outside of Vocera’s equipment cleaning guidelines, excessive moisture or dampness, extreme changes in climate or temperature, spills of food or liquids, or alterations, (f) problems caused by the End User network (e.g., connectivity, coverage or other signal reception problems), (g) floods, (h) acts of God, (i) riots, (j) Hardware from which warranty stickers, electronic serial numbers and/or serial labels have been removed, altered or rendered illegible, (k) Hardware operated outside published environmental parameters,

Standard Warranty Exclusions. The Standard Warranty does not apply and is void with respect to: (a) cosmetic damage, (b) product that has been improperly installed or maintained, (c) costs of any installation or deinstallation, (d) Hardware not manufactured or supplied by Vocera, (e) failures or defects caused by misuse, abuse, accidents, physical damage, abnormal operation, improper handling and storage, neglect, exposure to fire, fluids, biological waste, hazardous materials, use of chemicals outside of Vocera’s equipment cleaning guidelines, excessive moisture or dampness, extreme changes in climate or temperature, spills of food or liquids, or alterations, (f) problems caused by the End User network (e.g., connectivity, coverage or other signal reception problems), (g) floods, (h) acts of God, (i) riots, (j) Hardware from which warranty stickers, electronic serial numbers and/or serial labels have been removed, altered or rendered illegible, (k) Hardware operated outside published environmental parameters,