HOT WATER HEATER Sample Clauses

HOT WATER HEATER. INCLUDED: Mechanical parts and components of one (1) water heater, including circulatory pumps and domestic hot water coils attached to boilers, but excluding solar and heat recovery units. Mechanical failure resulting from sediment buildup. EXCLUDED: Auxiliary and secondary holding/storage tanks; base pans; color or purity of water; flues; vent pipes/lines; insulation and insulation blankets; heat recovery units; any noise without a related mechanical failure; point of service and/or hot water dispensers; racks, straps; timers; depleted funneling; weight diminishing valves; leaks; and solar heaters, including all parts and components.
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HOT WATER HEATER. Install and maintain a hot water heater with capacity of 6 gal. Unit shall meet or exceed all energy-efficient factors. Unit shall be installed above restroom ceiling.
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HOT WATER HEATER. Domestic electric hot water heater, where required, including final connections.
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HOT WATER HEATER. 12.6.1 Lessee to furnish heat reclaim water heater. Lessor to furnish piping from reclaim heater to 12..6.2
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HOT WATER HEATER. Domestic electric hot water heater, where required, including final connections. Furnishing and installation of wiring, lighting fixtures, mechanical toilet exhaust systems, towel cabinets, soap dishes, hand dryers, deodorizers, mirrors and other similar items in toilet rooms within the premises or as additionally required by code.
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HOT WATER HEATER. Electric TV antennae provided for a TV connection. Landlord does not guarantee service from the free Antennae service. If tenant chooses to connect to Comcast, fios, or direct TV, internet, the tenant will be responsible to place that Vender in their name and be responsible for payment. The Venders must contact Landlord prior to installation so that proper installation is completed. Services or expense Landlord's obligation/financial responsibility Tenant's obligation/financial responsibility Gas propane force air furnace provides heat. Gas propane must be placed in tenants name with Xxxxxxxx gas and must be paid by the tenant to Xxxxxxxx gas. The tank will be filled by landlord upon possession of premise and must be left filled by tenant upon vacating premise. If not left full part of the Security deposit may be use to refill the tank. Tenant must maintain a minimum interior temperature of 52 degrees at all times to avoid frozen pipes. X Tenant is responsible for the costs of the gas propane for heat. Fire place. The tenant/guests may not use the fireplace for heat or for burning any fires. It is for decorative use only. Landlord retains the right to use and maintain the wood burning fire place during any emergency due to the loss of heat to maintain heat for the tenant. x Electric: Peco electric service must be placed in tenants name with Peco and paid by the tenant to Peco. The electric dehumidifier located on the first floor must be on at all times. (Setting maintained by Landlord). Landlord/Landlord’s guest exclusive use of Campers, dog kennel and outbuildings: Total monthly base rent has been reduced by $50.00 from $2,350.00 to $2,300.00 to compensate the tenant for the Landlord’s use of electric related to the use of the campers, dog kennel and outbuildings. The campers are connected to the main house at 000 Xxxxx Xxxx with the following underground service: cold water, sewer, antenna wire, and electric. The campers are located under the metal shelters near the northern border of the property. To further compensate the tenants for Landlord’s use of electric, the landlord will performing lawn mowing services of the 5.2 acres as needed and the tenants will have private usage of the two stall barn and connecting storage shed. X Tenant is responsible for all utilities. (electric and gas propane) Well water and sewer x TV antennae for one TV connection is provided by Landlord. Service is not guaranteed by landlord x Landline Phone service X (if tenant ch...
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HOT WATER HEATER. Burner assembly, tank, thermostat, thermocouple, heating element, gas valve, pressure relief valve, electronic ignition, wiring harness, switch and the PC board, and their fittings, connections, and gate valves.
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HOT WATER HEATER. Provide and install a forty gallon automatic gas water heater with a 10 year warranty, with glass lined tank, properly vented to exterior above roof, with automatic low pressure safety valve. Vent shall terminate i n Belmont cap. X. Xxxxx or approved equal.
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