: IF you were sitting there with a contract in front of you, what would you
: write in to make SURE the system is "clean". Lets face it, when you are
: dealing with contracts, you can do things like Will Meet Part 15B noise
: limits, and put in that the exemption paragraph does not apply etc - aka
: actually make them stick to the numbers
They have their terms, you can add yours, you are under no obligation to be
a victim of their sales pitch or lack of knowledge. Keep it blunt and to
the point. Something along the lines of:
"If there is detectable interference, as determined by the purchaser, of any
type to any form of wired or wireless communications, the system must be
torn down and removed at the installers expense, the installation site
reverted to the condition and appearance prior to installation and all
payments refunded within 7 (seven) days of notification, whether or not the
installer acknowledges or understands such claims. Failure to do so will
result in forfeiture of all equipment which will then be removed and the
installer billed at 30% of the initial cost, compounded weekly".
After that, should it happen, you can buy a quiet controller or sell the
pieces on ebay.
Kurt
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