Sky Panel definition

Sky Panel means Vivint’s proprietary touch screen hardware that monitors alarm systems and other attributes of Vivint’s Services, including a built-in Internet gateway with WIFI/Cellular capabilities and certain proprietary software, a further description of which and Specifications for which are set forth in Exhibit A-1.
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Examples of Sky Panel in a sentence

  • In connection with its Product Development Activities, Vivint shall keep Vivint Solar informed of any new Products or improvements to the Sky Panel as it exists as of the Effective Date or improved Products after the Effective Date.

  • Vivint provides certain services relating to home automation, security, energy management solutions, internet services and data storage, retrieval, access and security products and services to residential and commercial customers (“Vivint Services”), and, in connection therewith, installs certain monitoring and communications equipment including the Sky Panel and other equipment as specified on Exhibit A-1, as amended during the Term (collectively, the “Monitoring and Communications Equipment”).

  • ITEM NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION*** UNIT PRICE* Sky Panel (Next Gen Panel) V-MP1-345 7 in., 24-bit color multi-touch touchscreen display (including on-screen video and mobile application) with capacity for multiple users, key fobs and Z-wave devices and microphone/speaker for live 2-way communication.

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