Off Mode Power Consumption Clause Samples

Off Mode Power Consumption. In some cases, Program Participant may need to ship a copier model with the anti-humidity device disconnected in order to meet off-mode power requirements. If this situation leads to sizeable inconvenience for a specific customer, Program Participant (or the designated service representative) may connect the anti-humidity device. If Program Participant determines that in a certain geographical area there are chronic reliability problems associated with high humidity levels, Program Participant may contact the EPA program manager and discuss alternative solutions. Program Participants in the European Community Member States Territory may contact the European Commission. For example, EPA or the European Commission may allow Program Participant to connect the anti-humidity devices in copier models that are shipped to a very humid geographical area.
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Off Mode Power Consumption. In some cases, Partner may need to ship a copier model with the anti-humidity device disconnected in order to meet off mode power requirements. If this situation leads to sizable inconvenience for a specific customer, Partner (or the designated service representative) may connect the anti humidity device. If Partner determines that in a certain geographical area there are chronic reliability problems associated with high humidity levels, Partner may contact the EPA program manager (as named in Attachment A) and discuss alternative solutions. For example, EPA may allow Partner to connect the anti-humidity devices in copier models that are shipped to a very humid geographical area.
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