SPACE HEATING Clause Samples
The SPACE HEATING clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to providing adequate heating within a building or leased premises. It typically specifies who is responsible for installing, maintaining, and operating heating systems, as well as the minimum temperature standards that must be met during certain periods of the year. This clause ensures that occupants have a comfortable and safe environment, and it clarifies obligations to prevent disputes over heating adequacy or system maintenance.
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SPACE HEATING. The Tenant's use of kerosene heaters in the leased premises is forbidden by the Landlord. If the Tenant uses an electric space heater in the leased premises, the Tenant is totally and completely liable and responsible for any damages done to the leased premises which are caused by the use of an electric space heater (SE). The Tenant will pay for the correction and repair of said damages to the leases premises.
SPACE HEATING. The Demised Premises shall be heated by finned hot water heating coils in the air handling system.
SPACE HEATING. 3.1. When leaving the room for more than 24 hours during the heating season, you should turn the heating down to the setting II on the thermostatic valve knob. When the thermostatic valve is set to III, the temperature in the room will be kept at 21°C.
3.2. To reduce the risk of fire, unplug any electric heaters or other electrical appliances (battery chargers, humidifiers, etc.) when leaving the room. When leaving for an extended period, unplug all electrical appliances.