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Electronic Equipment Insurance Policy

Electronic Equipment Insurance protects businesses against financial losses resulting from damage, breakdown, or loss of electronic equipment and machinery. It provides coverage for repair or replacement costs, business interruption losses, and other expenses incurred due to sudden and unforeseen incidents affecting electronic devices and systems.

Coverage

Accidental Damage

Covers damages to electronic equipment caused by accidental events such as drops, impacts, collisions, or mishandling.

Electrical Breakdown

Coverage for damages resulting from electrical faults or breakdowns of electronic equipment.

Fire and Explosion

Covers damages to electronic equipment caused by fire, explosion, or overheating.

Water Damage

Covers damages resulting from water leaks, spills, flooding, or immersion of electronic devices and systems.

Theft and Burglary

Coverage for theft or burglary of electronic equipment.

Transit and Installation

Covers damages occurring during the transit or installation of electronic equipment.

Add-On

Business Interruption - Coverage for financial losses resulting from the interruption of business operations caused by damages or breakdowns of electronic equipment.

Data Recovery and Restoration - Coverage for expenses incurred in recovering and restoring lost or damaged data stored on electronic devices and systems.

Temporary Equipment - Coverage for renting or leasing temporary electronic equipment to minimize business disruptions during the repair or replacement process.

Extra Expense Coverage - Reimburses the insured for additional expenses incurred in maintaining business operations or mitigating losses resulting from damages or breakdowns of electronic equipment.

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Exclusions

1. Damages resulting from gradual wear and tear, deterioration, or aging of electronic equipment and machinery over time.

2. Damages resulting from negligent operation, improper maintenance, or misuse of electronic equipment by the insured or employees.

3. Damages or breakdowns caused by pre-existing defects, flaws, or deficiencies in electronic equipment known to the insured prior to the policy inception.

4. Damages resulting from acts of war, terrorism, political violence, or civil unrest.