Customer Premise Equipment or “CPE” means Seller’s MainGate Gateway which is located outside a Customer’s home or business, and any in-home or in- business devices consisting of thermostats and load control modules.
Customer Premise Equipment means equipment installed on property owned or leased by a Customer (not including Micro-Pops) that allows a single building or single Customer (either business or household) and only that Customer to receive internet Service.
Customer Premise Equipment. “CPE” means equipment that we may provide at your site for the provision of 5.6 Charges in the Agreement for connectivity are indicative and subject to survey prior to service commencement. 14.1 Either party may terminate this Agreement or any of the Service(s) at any time upon sixty (60) days' notice in
Examples of Customer Premise Equipment in a sentence
The fully managed ser- vices include the telco circuit and a Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) package that includes a Cisco router, and a modem for out of band access by Verizon for remote access and management.
We are responsible for insuring Our Equipment and for maintaining public liability insurance in respect of Ourbetween the Parties hereto.• any interference with Our Equipment or Customer Premise Equipment by you, Your Equipment, contractors, Equipment and/or the acts or omissions of our staff, agents or representatives.
Our Equipment and Customer Premise Equipment remain our property at all times.
More Definitions of Customer Premise Equipment
Customer Premise Equipment has the meaning set out in Section 2.1(i);
Customer Premise Equipment. (“CPE”): means terminal and associated equipment and inside wiring located at a Subscriber’s premises and connected with the Licensed Telecommunication System;
Customer Premise Equipment means a telephone or other service provider equipment that is located on the customer’s premises (physical location) rather than on the service provider’s premises or in between. Telephone handsets, cable TV set-top boxes, and digital subscriber line routers are examples.
Customer Premise Equipment or CPE means the PSAP’s communication equipment necessary for han- dling 9-1-1 calls.
Customer Premise Equipment or “CPE” means the Service Provider's managed device that resides at the BCN Customer's location. This device hosts an UNI-N interface port (e.g., a Service Provider's managed router, switch or cable modem).
Customer Premise Equipment means any equipment that is (a) owned by an Operating Subsidiary, (b) located at the office or other premises owned by a customer or leased by a customer from a third party independent from the Borrower and its Affiliates, (c) sold, leased or transferred by such Operating Subsidiary to such customer, or to a third party lessor (independent from the Borrower and its Affiliates) of such equipment to such customer, in each case on which customer's premises such equipment is located and (d) of any of the following types: routers, firewalls, integrated access devices, radio systems, tdm multiplexors, atm multiplexors, PBX, server computers, LAN hubs, DSL multiplexors or protocol converters.
Customer Premise Equipment means equipment employed on the premises of a person (other than a telecommuni- cations carrier) to originate, route, or terminate telecommunications.