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Engineering
and Inspection Insurance >
Computer
Product
summary
The policy
provides cover for loss of, or damage to, all types
of computer equipment and any additional costs required
to reinstate any lost data or records.
Key features
- 'All Risks'
cover for all types of computer equipment.
- Additional
expenditure incurred in the form of increased cost
of working and the cost of recompiling or restoring
data.
- Additional
expenditure incurred following failure of electricity
or telecommunications linked to the computer equipment.
- Extends
to include computer equipment in transit world-wide,
subject to a limit of £5,000 in respect of theft
and £25,000 in respect of all other losses.
- Flexible
cover which can be tailored to insured's requirements.
Exclusions
- Theft
from premises unless entry or exit was gained by forcible
or violent means.
- Theft
from premises unless protected by a NACOSS approved
alarm system. Cover in this respect can be altered
to suit individual requirements.
- Normal
wear and tear.
- Loss of,
or damage to, equipment in vehicles unless kept in
a suitable container.
- Theft
of equipment in vehicles unless all doors are locked
and windows fully closed and fastened, property is
concealed from view and vehicle is garaged if left
overnight.
- Programming
errors or software design defects.
- Value
to the insured of data stored on computer equipment
or media.
- Loss
or damage following failure of a data processing system
to recognise a date.
- Minimum
£250 excess.
- Breakdown
of computer equipment unless there is an approved
maintenance agreement in force for that item.
- Deliberate
act of electricity/ telecommunications supply authority.
- Additional
expenditure following use of unproven software or
incorrect storage of computer media.
- Damage
by terrorism (unless specifically included).
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