THERMOSTAT SETTING Sample Clauses

The Thermostat Setting clause establishes the required temperature range or specific settings for heating and cooling systems within a property. Typically, it dictates the minimum and maximum allowable temperatures or specifies who is responsible for adjusting and maintaining the thermostat, such as tenants or landlords in a rental agreement. This clause ensures comfort, energy efficiency, and prevents disputes by clearly defining expectations for climate control within the premises.
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THERMOSTAT SETTING. During the winter months and during vacation breaks, under no circumstances shall the heat in the Leased premises be turned off; and under no circumstances shall the Leased
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THERMOSTAT SETTING. During the winter months under no circumstances shall the heat in the Leased Premises be turned off, and under no circumstances shall the Leased Premises' thermostat be set lower than sixty degrees (60 )
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THERMOSTAT SETTING. During the winter months and during vacation breaks, under no circumstances shall the heat in the unit be turned off, and under no circumstances shall the leased unit's thermostat be set lower than sixty degrees (60 )
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THERMOSTAT SETTING. Tenant shall not tamper with or attempt to adjust temperature control thermostats in Leased Premises. Landlord shall adjust thermostats as required to maintain the building standard temperature. Landlord requires that all window blinds remain down.
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