Legal
Terms of Rental
This page summarises the terms on which DNJ Install and Repair LLC rents Guardian Rover 360 equipment. It is a summary for convenience. The signed rental agreement governs, and it prevails wherever the two differ.
This page needs your real terms, reviewed by an attorney. The headings below are the ones customers and their risk departments actually ask about — use them as the outline.
Term and renewal. Minimum rental period, how the term is extended, and notice required to end it.
Rates and invoicing. What the monthly figure covers, the billing cycle, payment terms, and late payment.
Delivery, placement, and access. What the customer must provide — site access, a suitable position, clear sky — and who decides final placement.
Relocation. Whether repositioning is included or billed, and how much notice is needed.
Care of equipment. Customer responsibility for the unit while on site, prohibited uses, and what happens if the mast is struck or the unit is moved by anyone other than DNJ.
Damage, loss, and insurance. Who insures the equipment, required coverage, and the deductible or replacement basis.
Footage: ownership, access, and release. Who owns recordings, who may view them, the retention period, how clips are requested, and the process for releasing footage to law enforcement or insurers.
Service levels. Response commitment for faults, and what is promised about uptime and connectivity.
Limitations. Plainly: the equipment is a deterrent and a recording system, not a guarantee against loss. Say so here.
Termination and demobilization. Early termination, recovery of the unit, and final invoicing.
Governing law. Arizona.
Placeholder outline only — your rental agreement is the binding document and needs counsel