Common use of Battery Power Clause in Contracts

Battery Power. Portions of the System are battery powered. Battery powered detection sensors are not connected to the electrical system of the Premises and require batteries to operate. THESE BATTERY POWERED DETECTION SENSORS WILL NOT OPERATE, AND THE ALARM WILL NOT SOUND, IF THE BATTERIES ARE LOW OR DEAD. You are responsible for maintaining and replacing the batteries in these battery powered detection sensors and you should regularly inspect such sensors for dirt and dust buildup and test them weekly to help maintain continued operation. THE COMPANY STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL FOR ALL EQUIPMENT. THE OWNER’S MANUAL CONTAINS VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION SUCH AS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND EQUIPMENT TESTING AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION. YOU SHOULD ALSO READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION ON THE EQUIPMENT ITSELF. XHXHXHXH 2222.0.0.0.0 UUUUNNNNIIIIVVVVEEEERSARSARSARSALLLL 2222021_021_024_024_2222SSSSAAAA Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors. Company strongly recommends that you bring your household fire alarm system up to the applicable code in the jurisdiction where you live. Contact your local fire department for more information. Additionally, the National Fire Protection Association has published the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code (NFPA 72) that includes recommendations regarding the number and placement of smoke alarms and smoke detectors (see ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ for more information). If the System includes smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, you agree the number and placement of such detectors may not meet codes, laws or standards that apply in your jurisdiction. You, and not Company, are responsible for choosing the number and location of these devices in your home and complying with all applicable codes and laws. If you have existing smoke detectors or alarms or carbon monoxide detectors in your home, any devices installed by Company to provide the Services are a secondary, supplemental system and do not replace the primary system that you are responsible for maintaining in your home. If you have no existing smoke detection devices in your home, Company may install, at your request, a household fire alarm system that meets the requirements of NFPA 72. Do not remove or de-activate any pre-existing smoke or carbon monoxide devices in your home, as they make up your primary system.

Battery Power. Portions of the System are battery powered. Battery powered detection sensors are not connected to the electrical system of the Premises and require batteries to operate. THESE BATTERY POWERED DETECTION SENSORS WILL NOT OPERATEOPER- ATE, AND THE ALARM WILL NOT SOUND, IF THE BATTERIES ARE LOW OR DEAD. You are responsible for maintaining and replacing the batteries in these battery powered detection sensors and you should regularly inspect such sensors for dirt and dust buildup and test them weekly to help maintain continued operation. THE COMPANY STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL MAN- UAL FOR ALL EQUIPMENT. THE OWNER’S MANUAL CONTAINS VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION SUCH AS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND EQUIPMENT TESTING AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION. YOU SHOULD ALSO READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION ON THE EQUIPMENT ITSELF. XHXHXHXH 2222.0.0.0.0 UUUUNNNNIIIIVVVVEEEERSARSARSARSALLLL 2222021_021_024_024_2222SSSSAAAA INSTRUC- XH 2.0 PA 20214_2SA Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors. Company strongly recommends that you bring your household fire alarm system up to the applicable code in the jurisdiction where you live. Contact your local fire department for more information. Additionally, the National Fire Protection Association has published the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code (NFPA 72) that includes recommendations regarding regard- ing the number and placement of smoke alarms and smoke detectors (see ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ for more information). If the System includes smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, you agree the number and placement of such detectors may not meet codes, laws or standards that apply in your jurisdiction. You, and not Company, are responsible for choosing the number and location of these devices in your home and complying with all applicable codes and laws. If you have existing smoke detectors or alarms or carbon monoxide detectors in your home, any devices installed by Company to provide the Services are a secondary, supplemental system and do not replace the primary system that you are responsible for maintaining in your home. If you have no existing smoke detection devices in your home, Company may install, at your request, a household fire alarm system that meets the requirements of NFPA 72. Do not remove or de-activate any pre-existing smoke or carbon monoxide devices in your home, as they make up your primary system.

Battery Power. Portions of the System are battery powered. Battery powered detection sensors are not connected to the electrical system of the Premises and require batteries to operate. THESE BATTERY POWERED DETECTION SENSORS WILL NOT OPERATE, AND THE ALARM WILL NOT SOUND, IF THE BATTERIES ARE LOW OR DEAD. You are responsible for maintaining and replacing the batteries in these battery powered detection sensors and you should regularly inspect such sensors for dirt and dust buildup and test them weekly to help maintain continued operation. THE COMPANY STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL FOR ALL EQUIPMENT. THE OWNER’S MANUAL CONTAINS VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION SUCH AS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND EQUIPMENT TESTING AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION. YOU SHOULD ALSO READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION ON THE EQUIPMENT ITSELF. XHXHXHXH 2222.0.0.0.0 UUUUNNNNIIIIVVVVEEEERSARSARSARSALLLL 2222021_021_024_024_2222SSSSAAAA Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors. Company strongly recommends that you bring your household fire alarm system up to the applicable code in the jurisdiction where you live. Contact your local fire department for more information. Additionally, the National Fire Protection Association has published the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code (NFPA 72) that includes recommendations regarding the number and placement of smoke alarms and smoke detectors (see ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ for more information). If the System includes smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, you agree the number and placement of such detectors may not meet codes, laws or standards that apply in your jurisdiction. You, and not Company, are responsible for choosing the number and location of these devices in your home and complying with all applicable codes and laws. If you have existing smoke detectors or alarms or carbon monoxide detectors in your home, any devices installed by Company to provide the Services are a secondary, supplemental system and do not replace the primary system that you are responsible for maintaining in your home. If you have no existing smoke detection devices in your home, Company may install, at your request, a household fire alarm system that meets the requirements of NFPA 72. Do not remove or de-activate any pre-existing smoke or carbon monoxide devices in your home, as they make up your primary system.