Why is equipment breakdown coverage bought separately from the commercial property policy?
a.Boilers are excluded as property
b.Property forms exclude mechanical breakdown
c.Fire following a boiler burst is excluded
d.Breakdown is an inland marine peril
Explicación
Commercial property forms exclude loss caused by mechanical breakdown and by artificially generated electrical current, so a boiler, chiller, transformer or motor that wrecks itself is not a property claim. Equipment breakdown coverage fills that gap and pays for the damaged equipment, resulting damage to other property, and the business income loss that follows. A boiler is still covered property for perils such as fire, and an ensuing fire after an explosion is covered, so those answers are wrong.
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