Equipment Lifecycle Clause Samples
The Equipment Lifecycle clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the use, maintenance, and eventual disposal or return of equipment provided under the agreement. Typically, it outlines how equipment should be handled during its operational period, including requirements for regular maintenance, repair, and reporting of issues, as well as the process for decommissioning or returning equipment at the end of its useful life or contract term. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding equipment care and transition, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring the equipment is properly managed throughout its lifecycle.
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Equipment Lifecycle. Customer is responsible for the maintenance and replacement of all Equipment used to provide Service and all equipment used to access Service.
Equipment Lifecycle. LightEdge is responsible for the maintenance and/or replacement of failed Managed Storage hardware and core network switching used to access Service. Customer is responsible for the maintenance and/or replacement of any hardware or software specific to their Server which is used to connect to Service. This includes but is not limited to Ethernet NIC cards, patch cabling from Server to LightEdge, Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters, iSCSI/ToE drivers or Operating System settings on Server. LightEdge reserves the right to classify previously supported Equipment as “end of sale” or “end of life” at any time. Equipment classified by LightEdge as “end-of-sale” will no longer be sold to a Customer for Service even if Customer had previously purchased that specific Equipment for same Service. LightEdge will make every effort to continue to support Equipment classified as end-of-sale for as long as possible. LightEdge reserves the right to reclassify of end-of- sale Equipment as end-of-life at no less than six (6) months after such Equipment has been classified as end-of-sale Equipment. Equipment classified as “end-of-life” will no longer be supported or sold by LightEdge. If Customer has Equipment that has been classified as end-of-life in Service LightEdge reserves the right to mandate Customer upgrade to supported Equipment at Customer’s expense in order to provide Service to Customer. LightEdge does not relinquish this right even if Equipment was sold to Customer by LightEdge.
Equipment Lifecycle. LightEdge is responsible for the maintenance and replacement of the Equipment used to provide Service.
Equipment Lifecycle. Unless Customer has contracted with LightEdge for Equipment warranty Customer is responsible for any failure of Equipment. LightEdge reserves the right to classify previously supported Equipment as “end of sale” or “end of life” at any time. Equipment classified by LightEdge as “end-of-sale” will no longer be sold to a Customer for Service even if Customer had previously purchased that specific Equipment for same Service. LightEdge will make every effort to continue to support Equipment classified as end-of-sale for as long as possible. LightEdge reserves the right to reclassify of end-of- sale Equipment as end-of-life at no less than six (6) months after such Equipment has been classified as end-of-sale Equipment. Equipment classified as “end-of-life” will no longer be supported or sold by LightEdge. If Customer has Equipment that has been classified as end-of-life in Service LightEdge reserves the right to mandate Customer upgrade to supported Equipment at Customer’s expense in order to provide Service to Customer. LightEdge does not relinquish this right even if Equipment was sold to Customer by LightEdge.
Equipment Lifecycle. LightEdge is responsible for the maintenance and replacement of the Equipment used to prov ide Serv ice. This is not inclusiv e of Customer ow ▇▇▇ gear.
Equipment Lifecycle. Customer is responsible for the maintenance and replacement of all Equipment used to prov ide Serv ice and all equipment used to access Serv ice.