AMMONIA CONTAMINATION Sample Clauses

AMMONIA CONTAMINATION. Where ammonia is used as a refrigerant, the Insurer will pay for loss or damage caused by ammonia contacting “insured property” as a direct result of a “breakdown” to “insured equipment” at insured locations or “premises”.
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AMMONIA CONTAMINATION. Where ammonia is used as a refrigerant, the Company shall be liable under Coverage described in Sections A and B1, 2 and/or 3 for loss or damage caused by ammonia contacting Insured Property as a direct result of an Accident to any refrigerating or air conditioning vessels and piping described in the definition of Object. The limit of the Company’s liability under Coverage described in Section A shall not exceed the amount specified in the Declarations for Ammonia Contamination. If a separate Deductible Amount is shown for Ammonia Contamination, such amount shall apply to loss under Coverage described in Section A.
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AMMONIA CONTAMINATION. Where ammonia is used as a refrigerant, the Company shall be liable under Coverage described in Sections A and B for loss or damage caused by ammonia contacting property owned by the Insured or for which the Insured is legally liable as a direct result of an Accident to any refrigerating or air conditioning vessels and piping described in the definition of Object. The Company shall not be liable for loss or damage to any property unless the value of such property is included in the Project values insured and the property forms part of the Project. The limit of the Company's liability under Coverage described in Section A shall not exceed the amount specified in the Declarations for Ammonia Contamination. If a separate Deductible Amount is shown for Ammonia Contamination, such amount shall apply to loss under Coverage described in Section A.
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AMMONIA CONTAMINATION. If as a direct result of a “Breakdown” of “Insured Equipment” ammonia contaminates your property, we will pay your loss up to a maximum amount specified in the Declarations.
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