Video Equipment Clause Samples

The 'Video Equipment' clause defines the terms and conditions governing the provision, use, or maintenance of video-related hardware and accessories within an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for supplying the equipment, outlines standards for its condition and operation, and may address issues such as installation, repairs, or liability for damage. By clearly allocating responsibilities and expectations regarding video equipment, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that all parties understand their obligations related to the use of such technology.
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Video Equipment. Customer will provide adequate illumination under all operational conditions for the proper operation of the closed circuit television camera and will provide the 110 AC power supply where required as well as sufficient space for monitors.
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Video Equipment. Audio/Video Equipment shall mean televisions, stereos, radios, amplifiers, projectors, satellite and cable equipment, video equipment, VCR’s, CD player, Video game equipment, surveillance equipment, cameras, broadcasting equipment, communications equipment, and other electronic equipment of a similar nature. Batteries – Batteries shall mean alkaline batteries, nickel cadmium batteries, lead acid batteries, lithium batteries, and other electronic equipment of a similar nature.
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Video Equipment. Video equipment and recording is only required upon Director request and is not required at the start of AMENDMENT. Video must be geotagged for location, time/date stamped, and at a resolution adequate to clearly identify the location being serviced and typically not less than 1280 x 720 at 30 frames per second. Recording of the video must be segmented for each Collection and not continuous for the entire route. CONTRACTOR shall retain all videos in an electronic format for a minimum of 14 calendar days, or other duration as requested by Director. a. Forward Facing Camera CONTRACTOR’s automated Collection Vehicles shall be equipped with functioning, forward facing, or angled slightly to the right, video recording equipment to validate service complaints such as missed Collections and other items that may be of interest to Director. b. Waste Collection Facing CONTRACTOR’s automated Collection Vehicles shall be equipped with functioning, video recording equipment to validate Occupant compliance with County Disposal practices and applicable laws. Camera is to face forward on a front- loading Vehicle and toward the curb/passenger side for side- loading Vehicles. Video may be of interest to Director for use in conducting route reviews and contamination investigations required under SB 1383. CONTRACTOR is to conduct a route review for prohibited Container contaminants on randomly selected Containers in a manner that results in all Collection routes being reviewed annually. This may include CONTRACTOR’s driver monitoring the live video screen or office staff reviewing recordings, looking for contamination and tag/mark each video for further investigation by Director. CONTRACTOR is to include a plan for Director’s approval to accomplish this requirement within 60 calendar days of CONTRACT Execution.
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Video Equipment. The central purpose of video surveillance on school property is to reduce student disciplinary problems and to protect school property. The primary purpose of video equipment systems is not to discipline employees and shall not be used in the employee evaluation process. The District does not intend to monitor video cameras for the sole purpose of detecting employee misconduct. In the event that any video equipment captures an employee engaging in misconduct, such video recording may be used by the District to impose discipline for such misconduct. The District shall permit the Council to view that portion of any video recording relating to employee misconduct that is being used by the District for disciplinary purposes. The District may install video equipment in public areas, including but not limited to outside of buildings, hallways, entryways, gymnasiums, and multi-purpose rooms. Prior to activating any additional video equipment in other public areas, the Council will receive notice in advance of the placement of additional cameras. The District will post a notice in such public areas alerting all that the area is under video surveillance.
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Video Equipment. The Parties hereto unanimously confirm that Datong Investment will cease to use any video equipment provided by the affiliated company of Party A, Fanhua XinLian Information Technology Consulting (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., to Datong Investment and its subsidiaries/branches (for the list of video equipment, please refer to Exhibit 1 of this Agreement). Party B guarantees that Datong Investment and its subsidiaries/branches shall hand over all video equipment to the affiliated company of Party A before February 28, 2011.
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Video Equipment. I acknowledge, that subject to the terms of a separate agreement, NLSC offers to arrange for a video record of my jump to be made. I accept that NLSC cannot guarantee the success of such a recording on any given jump and therefore if I choose to have my jump filmed and for any reason the videographer or the video equipment fails to produce the record, then there will be no charge for the service but I will not be entitled to a refund of the price of my jump or to another jump.
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Video Equipment. Upon written request from County to Youth Services Center, Youth Services Center agrees to make available to County for use in the Youth Services Center the Youth Service Center’s equipment for video court and video visitation.
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Related to Video Equipment

  • Stored equipment We accept no responsibility for any stored equipment or other property brought on to or left at the premises, and all liability for loss or damage is hereby excluded. All equipment and other property (other than stored equipment) must be removed at the end of each hiring or we will charge fees each day or part of a day at the hire fee per hiring until the same is removed. We may, in our discretion, dispose of any items referred to below by sale or otherwise on such terms and conditions as we think fit, and charge you any costs we incur in storing and selling or otherwise disposing of the same, in any of the following circumstances: (i) your failure either to pay any charges in respect of stored equipment due and payable or to remove the same within seven days after the agreed storage period has ended (ii) your failure to dispose of any property brought on to the premises for the purposes of the hiring.

  • Equipment 26.1 The Supplier is responsible for providing any Equipment which the Supplier requires to provide the Services. 26.2 Any Equipment brought onto the premises will be at the Supplier's own risk and the Buyer will have no liability for any loss of, or damage to, any Equipment. 26.3 When the Call-Off Contract Ends or expires, the Supplier will remove the Equipment and any other materials leaving the premises in a safe and clean condition.

  • Leased Equipment The risk of loss or damage to leased equipment, goods or property shall not transfer to the University except as provided in §680.219, Florida Statutes. Any security interest in the leased equipment, goods or property granted to the Contractor contrary to AGO 79-72 and AGO 80-9 is null and void. Limitations of remedies provisions, which are unconscionable under applicable Florida law, are void. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS). In compliance with Florida Statutes, Ch. 442, a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) must accompany any applicable item delivered under this Agreement.

  • Supplies and Equipment The Union and employees will not use state-purchased supplies or equipment to conduct union business or representational activities. This does not preclude the use of the telephone for representational activities if there is no cost to the Employer, the call is brief in duration and it does not disrupt or distract from the Employer’s business.

  • Capital Equipment Collaborator’s commitment, if any, to provide ICD with capital equipment to enable the research and development activities under the Research Plan appears in Appendix B. If Collaborator transfers to ICD the capital equipment or provides funds for ICD to purchase it, then ICD will own the equipment. If Collaborator loans capital equipment to ICD for use during the CRADA, Collaborator will be responsible for paying all costs and fees associated with the transport, installation, maintenance, repair, removal, or disposal of the equipment, and ICD will not be liable for any damage to the equipment.