Electrics Clause Samples
The 'Electrics' clause defines the responsibilities and standards related to electrical systems within a property or project. It typically outlines who is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and safety compliance of electrical wiring, fixtures, and equipment. For example, it may require that all electrical work meets local codes and is performed by licensed professionals. This clause ensures that electrical systems are safe, functional, and compliant with regulations, thereby reducing the risk of electrical hazards and disputes over responsibility.
Electrics. We will assist you and pay for the call out, labour, parts and materials involved in repairing or rectifying the breakdown of your electrical system up to the value of £2000.00. A fault or breakdown of your 240v fixed wiring within your boundary of your property including lights, switches, sockets and fuse box or consumer unit. Our engineer will complete a permanent repair unless the repair would breach the BS7671 wiring regulations. - Repairs to a faulty fuse box or consumer unit. - Lost power to circuit. - Broken or failed light switch. - Failed light fittings including security and garden lighting - Repair of immersion heater wiring and replacement of the faulty elements. - Repair of faulty wiring supplying an electric shower - Failed wiring of the supply cable to any appliance isolation switch that is connected to your Property without the use of a plug. For example - smoke alarms, alarms, AC unit ovens Garage doors and gates. Also see general exclusions
a) A power cut to the property that has not caused permanent damage
b) The resetting of circuit breakers
c) Replacing of light bulbs and fuses and fuse wire
d) Adjusting of timers, thermostats or
e) Appliances
f) Any buried cables or light fittings
g) Repairing of rubber, pyrotenax or lead cable.
Electrics. We will assist you and pay for the call out, labour, parts and materials involved in repairing or rectifying the breakdown of your electrical system resulting in an emergency, up to the value of £2000.00. Also see general exclusions
a) Any claim which is not an emergency
b) A power cut to the property that has not caused permanent damage
c) The resetting of circuit breakers
d) Replacing of light bulbs and fuses and fuse wire
e) Adjusting of timers, thermostats or
f) Appliances
g) Any buried cables or light fittings
h) Repairing of rubber, pyrotenax or lead cable.
i) Any cable that is not part of the fixed wiring of the property.
j) Any cable that does not carry mains 240v k) Electric and power shower units
Electrics. 19.1. Generators are not allowed to be used by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ on the main playing field.
19.2. Generators, only to be used on Mill Hill, must have a maximum noise limit of 80dB(a). Each individual Stallholder is responsible for the condition and safety of their electrics.
19.3. Evidence of annual Generator maintenance/ thorough inspection may be requested by the Event Managers. This will include Portable Appliance Testing (Electrical Checks) for those electrical items connected/ plugged in to the Generators. Stallholders are to ensure that such documentation is available, and in date, for the duration of the festival, if requested.
Electrics operation, handling, maintenance and placement of all types of electrical equipment and effects, including the hanging and focusing of lighting equipment, temporary power ties, performer cue lights, etc. Electricians shall be responsible for unloading, installing, dismantling, packing and loading out of equipment used for video projection and theatrical smoke, fog, and haze effects.
Electrics. Alternator, electric window motors, engine cooling fan motors, horn, indicator ▇▇▇▇▇▇ relay, starter motor.
Electrics. If your kitchen area or product requires electrical connections, then The Client will have to arrange for an electrician to connect or install any electrical sockets or points for your kitchen area lighting or electrical products to work.
Electrics. 20.1. Each individual Stallholder is responsible for the condition and safety of their electrics.
20.2. Generators, only to be used on Mill Hill, must have a maximum noise limit of 80dB(a).
20.3. Evidence of annual Generator maintenance/ thorough inspection may be requested by the Event Managers. This will include Portable Appliance Testing (Electrical Checks) for those electrical items connected/ plugged in to the Generators. Stallholders are to ensure that such documentation is available, and in date, for the duration of the festival, if requested.
Electrics. 20.1 Homeflo can help with mains wiring & electrics, circuit breakers, light fittings, fuse boards, switches and sockets inside the Property that connect to the main supply.
20.2 Homeflo will not provide the Services in respect of:
a) Electrical appliances, burglar alarms and camera systems, shower pumps, cooker extractor hoods, storage and panel heaters, underfloor heating, swimming pools, controls, pumps, detectors, electrical plugs, rewiring and solar panels and their invertors;
b) Supply cables up to the fuse box or mains isolation switch, if fitted;
c) Outside lighting or any electrical equipment located in outbuildings or outside of the Property;
d) Rubber or lead wrapped cables; or
e) Replacing or upgrading fuse boards or consumer units.
f) Any electric component or system that is non-standard or does not meet current regulations.
Electrics. We will assist you and provide the callout, labour, parts and materials involved in repairing or rectifying the breakdown of your electrical system A fault or breakdown of your internal 230v fixed wiring including lights, switches, sockets and fuse box (consumer unit) our engineer will complete a permanent repair unless the repair would breach the BS7671 wiring regulations.
Electrics. To comply with the requirements of the supply authority for the electrical wiring and equipment in the Premises and not to overload them