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boiler

a fired pressure vessel constructed of cast iron or steel in which water is heated to produce steam or hot water

fire pressure vessel

a closed container that is heated by the direct fire of burning fuel and can withstand internal pressure

Example of fire pressure vessels

boiler and economizer

example of unfired pressure vessels

compressed air tanks and liquefied gas tanks

example of electrical equipment

power transformers and circuit breakers

example of mechanical equipment

compressors and pumps

example of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment

coils and fans

example of office equipment

copiers and computers

4 common types of breakdown losses

1. explosion


2. overheating


3. cracking


4. bulging

why isn't combustion explosion covered

bc specifically covered under commercial property policy

causes of loss for office equpment

* electrical surges


* deterioration of insulation


* electrical overload


* excessive moisture


* operator error or abuse

unfired pressure vessel

a closed vessel that can withstand internal pressure or vacuum but is not heated by the direct fire of burning fuel

expediting expenses

expenses incurred to speed up the repair or replacement of covered property

types of property that are "covered property" under eb

property owned by insd and prop in care of insd.

effects of defense condition

gives insurer the right, but not the duty, to defend the insd against suits

spoilage damage insuring agreement

covers spoilage damage to raw materials, property in process or finished products in storage or being in the course of being manufactured.

3 ISO insuring agreements for time element coverage

* business income and extra expense


* utility interruption


* contingent business income and extra expense

period of restoration ends

5 days after damaged property is repaired

newly acquired premises

extends coverage to newly acquired premises insd buys or leases

ordinance or law

covers loss and cost such as demolishing parts of building or increasing cost of construction to bring up to date.

errors and ommisions

commits insurer to pay for loss or damage not otherwise coverd by the coverage form due to:


* error in description of insd prop


* failure through error to include premise


* error by insure that results in cancellation

brands and labels

covers reasonable costs of stamping merchandise salvaged or removing brands and labels

suspension condition

condition that allos the insure to immediatly suspend equipment breakdown insurance on an item of equipment that the insurer determines to be in a dangerous condition

joint or disputed loss agreement

condition that addresses claim situations in which the insured's equipment breakdown insurer and the insured's commercial property insurer disagree on which insurer covers a loss; each insurer pays half the loss to quickly indemnify the insured; insurers then resolve the differences

jurisdictional inspection condition

condition in equipment breakdown policies that provides that the insurer will perform required inspections of boilers and other equipment on the insured's behalf

exclusions similar to commercial property exclusions

ordinance or law, earth movement, water, nuclear hazard, war, wear and tear, neglect, fungus

exclusions that eliminate coverage for perils usually insured in other policies

fire that results in breakdown; water of extinguishing fire; breakdown caused by aircraft, vehicle, freezing, lightning, wind, hail

limit of insurance that may apply to equipment breakdown

- one overall limit for loss


- seperate limits for applicable insuring agreement


- sublimits applicable to certain exposures

3 types of deductibles

1. time deductible


2. multiple of daily value deductible


3. percentage of loss deductible