What conditions must be met for spoilage coverage under Equipment Breakdown Protection?

Spoilage coverage under Equipment Breakdown Protection is designed to protect against the loss of perishable goods that may result from equipment failure, particularly concerning power or refrigeration systems. For this coverage to be applicable, the spoilage must indeed stem specifically from issues related to power outages or failures of refrigeration equipment. This ensures that the provision is focused on incidents that directly impact the preservation of goods that require certain temperature controls or continuous power supply.

The other conditions, while they may represent good practices in reporting claims or maintaining policies, do not directly define the essential eligibility for spoilage coverage. These other conditions refer to procedural aspects rather than the fundamental cause of the spoilage being tied to power or refrigeration failures. Thus, it highlights the necessity for the cause of spoilage specifically to relate to equipment breakdown, aligning perfectly with the intent and structure of the coverage provided.