Take Precautions Sample Clauses

Take Precautions. Whether it’s lighting striking a transformer, or a heavy gust of wind taking out power lines, power outages can happen. In these circumstances, a functioning backup battery could provide you with additional hours of Voice Service. There are several steps you can take to prepare for a power outage in your home, which may help maintain Voice Service. Failure to adhere to these proper usage conditions will reduce both the idle and talk time available to you in an outage and the lifespan of your backup battery. • The EMTA must be plugged into an external power source, like an electrical wall outlet, to operate. • Do not move the EMTA installed in your home to another location. • Keep your EMTA plugged directly into a wall outlet and not connected to a power strip or an electrical outlet controlled by a wall switch to ensure the EMTA’s battery remains fully charged. • Removal of the battery from its proper place will cause it to lose its charge and you will be unable to place or receive calls during a power outage, including 911/E911 calls. If you do remove the battery, please make sure you replace it carefully and avoid bending the pins in the battery bay. If you bend the pins, the EMTA may not work on battery power. If this occurs, you must contact Customer Service to request a new EMTA. If we find that your EMTA or battery have been damaged through improper use, we may assess a charge to replace the equipment. In addition, do not remove the battery during a power outage. If you do, the EMTA will shut off and will not power back up during the power outage even when a fully charged battery is properly placed in the EMTA. • A fully charged battery normally provides eight hours (24 hours if you have purchased the 24 hour back-up option described above) of standby power when used in a clean, dry and temperate environment. Standby time will be shorter for batteries that are more than two years old or if the EMTA is kept in a hot, cold or dusty environment. These estimates are subject to the limitations described above. • The actual length of time that your phone will be available during a power outage depends on many variables, including, but not limited to, the following: (i) the amount of phone usage when the EMTA is utilizing power from a backup battery; (ii) whether the backup battery is properly installed and charged, such as whether it has had an opportunity to fully recharge after a prior outage; (iii) the condition and age of a backup battery; (iv) the amo...
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