Warranty you can rely on.

The warranty scope applies to LED display products purchased from Aurora Signage Pty Ltd (Aurora). The warranty terms set out in this document are in addition to any conditions or warranties which may be implied by law — including but not limited to Australian Consumer Law — and which by law cannot be excluded, restricted or modified.

The warranty period begins from the date on which the 'Aurora LED Project Completion and Warranty Agreement' is signed by the client, unless otherwise agreed upon between the client, distribution partner and Aurora.

An 'Aurora LED Project Completion and Warranty Agreement' must be received by Aurora before any warranty issues can be qualified or processed.

Where an 'Aurora LED Project Completion and Warranty Agreement' has not been received within 90 days of dispatch, Aurora will communicate with the customer to determine a mutually agreeable warranty period start date, confirmed by a signed 'Aurora LED Project Completion and Warranty Agreement'.

Where there is further dispute to the warranty period start date or lack of response from the client, Aurora will consider the dispatch date from which the equipment was shipped from Aurora as the beginning of the period.

Warranty requests are only valid when lodged within the warranty period.

The warranty period is determined by the range of product purchased from Aurora, as detailed in the table below.

Each warranty type and period relates to equipment included directly as part of the 'LED Display', such as:

• Modules
• Cabinets including connectors and connected cabling
• Power supplies
• Receiver cards
• Cabling
• Other internal data and power distribution equipment

Other associated equipment warranty periods:

A specified number of spares will be provided to the client at project completion to ensure there are adequate spares on hand for the duration of the parts warranty. When required, any parts used to resolve issues with a screen should come from project spares, to then be repaired and returned to client spares stock to retain spare stock levels.

The spares are provided for the relevant project and are batch-specific.

Where failed parts exceed project spares, Aurora will provide quotes to supply extra parts or the equipment may need to be removed for repair. Other options to resolve issues may be provided, such as advanced replacement units, however will be available based on Aurora's discretion.

The client receives custody of the spares at handover and is responsible for their secure storage and availability. Aurora is not responsible for the management or follow-up of faulty equipment that has been replaced by the client or others.

Aurora is not liable for any loss, damage or unavailability of the parts, including mismanagement or misplacement by the client or others.

Any failed parts replaced from project spares must be returned through Aurora's approved warranty process during the warranty period to ensure spares stock is replenished.

Where extra replacement parts are purchased following project completion, such as power supplies or receiver cards, these are covered by a 12-month warranty and require proof of purchase for a valid warranty request.

Where an Aurora screen has been installed by Aurora, Aurora warrants the installation workmanship for a defects period of 12 months.

Aurora extends two types of warranty services:

Return-to-base warranty. The buyer's responsibility to remove and return failed components from an Aurora display to an authorised return location for repair or replacement.

On-site warranty. Aurora will schedule an authorised technician to perform appropriate maintenance and rectification on an Aurora display.

For warranty requests to be qualified and actioned, all requests must be lodged through Aurora's ticketing system, which will be provided by Aurora or its distributor. Any issues relating to an Aurora display without service tickets may be treated as invalid until a ticket is lodged.

Aurora commits to a maximum of one business day to respond to a ticket once lodged. Response may include a request for further information and/or a plan or schedule for executing on-site service.

Before parts can be returned to Aurora for repair or a technician can be sent to site, Aurora must approve the process based on information provided by the client.

For a warranty request to be approved, it must pass the following qualification criteria:

A ticket is lodged outlining the fault — including photos or video evidence, any fault-finding steps already completed, information regarding purchase of the display, and contact details for follow-up.

The equipment is still within the warranty period applicable to the product, as outlined in Clause 1.

With the assistance of the client, Aurora support staff have been able to satisfy basic fault-finding processes and deem the equipment to be faulty or requiring further investigation and testing.

Equipment is not found to be in breach of exclusions outlined in Clause 8.

Following an approved warranty process, the client will be informed of next steps.

Where a warranty request is not successful, the client will be notified — and if out-of-warranty works are required, costs for service will be presented before proceeding.

Following an approved return-to-base request, the client will be provided RA paperwork and must return the equipment with paperwork to one of the authorised return locations outlined below.

Once repaired or replaced, the equipment will be returned to the corresponding client site or location, as specified at the time of lodging the warranty request.

Where return-to-base only warranty products have been received as dead on arrival (DOA), Aurora may provide extra services as assistance to resolve or replace DOA equipment.

To be eligible for these services, a service ticket must be lodged within the first month of the purchaser receiving the goods, and the fault must be qualified by the Aurora support team.

Where services are provided and the fault is found to not be covered by the terms in this agreement, charges will apply.

Available services are at the discretion of Aurora Signage.

Aurora agrees to provide on-site services to resolve — to best efforts — issues related to Aurora equipment within the terms outlined in this document.

Following an approved request, on-site warranty is only available under the following conditions, unless superseded by an SLA arrangement:

Aurora display installation is within 50 km of a local CBD.

Australian local CBDs are defined as Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

New Zealand local CBDs are defined as Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland.

Access to the screen is available between 8:30 am and 5:30 pm local time, Monday to Friday, excluding local public holidays.

Required spare parts have been confirmed by the client to be available for the on-site repair and are made available at the time of attendance.

The client is able to provide access to the display and controller — including the ability for both to be powered on and content showing.

Access to site can be made using regular modes of transport and does not require regional access fees or transportation ticketing such as ferry passes.

Approved on-site warranty call-outs will be organised for attendance within 3 business days, unless:

The display is located at a site that requires notice exceeding the proposed timeframe, or site-specific induction or approval processes to be completed before site attendance.

Equipment is required to be sent from an Aurora warehouse to site or technician to resolve site issues.

Specialist trades or technical engineers are required.

Delays are incurred due to access-equipment availability.

Factors out of Aurora's control impact the ability for Aurora to attend site.

Where a fault cannot be resolved in an initial call-out, a subsequent call-out will be organised to reattend and will be scheduled for the next availability of the technician.

If extra equipment is required for a follow-up call-out, the technician will be scheduled once confirmation has been received of equipment delivery.

Where a call-out has been cancelled mid-works by the client, costs may be incurred to the client.

Where the installation height of the LED is more than 1.8 metres above the ground, or where the LED requires use of scaffolding, boom lift or other equipment to access the display, the client is to supply access equipment.

In the event the client is not able to provide access equipment, Aurora will on-charge any hire costs incurred.

For any on-site warranty requests for pixel failure, failed pixels are to exceed acceptable failure density as outlined below.

* LUX threshold may vary depending on use and function of the display. Any variations will be confirmed prior to sale.

Where faulty parts are removed from a screen by an Aurora technician, these parts will be returned to an authorised return location to follow the parts repair process.

Upon receipt of faulty equipment, Aurora will repair or replace the equipment based on severity of the fault. This decision is made at the discretion of Aurora.

Aurora may forward equipment from Aurora warehouse locations to specialised repairers, both nationally and internationally. Any equipment damage or loss during this freight process is not the responsibility of Aurora — however, Aurora will implement due-diligence with logistics partners to rectify where possible.

Aurora will, by best efforts, ensure equipment is repaired or replaced to full functionality.

Where generic parts such as power supplies or receiver cards are not able to be repaired or are no longer in production, Aurora will replace with a suitable replacement part of a similar value.

Where batched equipment such as modules are not able to be repaired, replacement equipment will be manufactured with best efforts to replicate batch characteristics such as colour or aging.

In the event that equipment issues are found to be caused by external factors — such as physical damage, or if the equipment is out of warranty — Aurora will contact the client and inform of any charges before proceeding with out-of-warranty repairs.

Where a screen has been entirely replaced under warranty, the warranty itself will not be extended unless the warranty was due to expire within 12 months of the replacement installation.

If installed within 12 months of expiry, the warranty will be extended 12 months from the replacement screen install date.

If the replacement is installed by Aurora, it will include 12 months installation works defects and 1 month on-site warranty.

Extended warranty is sold on a per-year, per-screen basis.

'Per year' duration is determined as 365 calendar days from the agreed start date.

'Per screen' is determined as one continuous screen, controlled by a single player, unless otherwise agreed upon by Aurora.

Where extended warranty is purchased by the client, it is to commence in line with the standard warranty period start date and extend for the duration purchased.

The desired parts and/or on-site period must be confirmed at time of order.

Extended warranty years may not be exchanged or changed following project completion.

Aurora will not cover by warranty any of the following — each exclusion applies in addition to the others: