Security Systems and Medical Monitoring Devices Sample Clauses

Security Systems and Medical Monitoring Devices. You understand and acknowledge that WOW!’s VOIP Phone service: (i) does not support rotary-dial telephones, DSL on the same line or any features, calling functions or certain call types not specifically listed in WOW!’s product literature; and (ii) may not support or be compatible with certain medical monitoring devices or security systems. In order to maintain any necessary alarm or medical equipment monitoring functions, Customer may be required to maintain a telephone connection through a local exchange carrier. In the event that WOW! installs and configures WOW! Phone to operate with Customer's medical monitoring equipment or security system, Customer expressly acknowledges that: (x) Customer must, directly or with the assistance of the provider of its medical monitoring equipment or alarm monitoring services, test the functioning and compatibility of the equipment and/or alarm monitoring services with WOW! Phone; and (y) the Service has certain limitations as described herein that may affect the reliability and functionality of the medical monitoring equipment and security systems. Customer assumes all risk associated with the limitations of the Service. CUSTOMER HEREBY WAIVES ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE WOW! ENTITIES FOR INTERFERENCE, DISRUPTION OR INCOMPATIBILITY BETWEEN THE WOW! EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE AND ANY OTHER SERVICE, SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT, AND AGREES THAT, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOW ED BY LAW, THE WOW! ENTITIES SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, AS A RESULT OF THE DISRUPTION, FAILURE OR IMPROPER FUNCTIONING OF ANOTHER SERVICE, SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING A MEDICAL MONITORING DEVICE OR SECURITY OR ALARM MONITORING SYSTEM) THAT OPERATES WITH USE OF THE WOW! SERVICE.
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