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📱 Lifestyle Insurance · All Risk Policy · Gadgets, Appliances & Belongings

Portable Equipment Insurance — All Risk Cover for Your Gadgets, Appliances, Jewellery & Personal Belongings —
Worldwide Cover · Electrical & Mechanical Breakdown · Premiums from ₹100

Your smartphone, laptop, camera, smartwatch, and personal belongings go everywhere with you — and so do the risks. Accidental drops, theft, fire, and electrical breakdown can strike anytime. The All Risk Policy covers portable gadgets, home appliances, jewellery, and antiques against loss, theft, fire, and breakdown — with worldwide cover for gadgets and premiums from just ₹100.

✓ Mobiles · Laptops · Cameras · Tablets · Headphones ✓ Home Appliances — AC, TV, Refrigerator ✓ Jewellery & Precious Items ✓ Antiques & Fine Art ✓ Worldwide Cover for Gadgets ✓ Electrical & Mechanical Breakdown Included
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What Is Portable Equipment Insurance?

Portable Equipment Insurance, marketed in India as the All Risk Policy, is a comprehensive cover for personal portable equipment, household appliances, jewellery, precious items, and antiques/fine art — all under a single flexible policy. Unlike standard home insurance which covers property only at your home address against listed perils, the All Risk Policy follows your belongings wherever they go — office, travel, gym, or internationally — and covers all causes of loss not specifically excluded, including accidental damage and electrical breakdown that home insurance and manufacturer warranties specifically exclude.

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Why Your Warranty and Home Insurance Are Both Insufficient

  • Manufacturer warranty covers:Manufacturing defects only — design flaws, component failure from production errors. Does NOT cover: accidental drops, liquid damage, theft, fire, riot, or breakdown after the warranty period expires.
  • Standard home insurance covers:Fire and burglary at your home address only, for listed perils. Does NOT cover: gadgets used outside the home, accidental damage at any location, liquid damage, jewellery worn outside, appliance breakdown, or items on travel.
  • All Risk Policy covers:ALL of the above gaps — accidental damage anywhere in the world (for gadgets), theft at home or outside, fire, liquid damage, electrical/mechanical breakdown, and transit damage. One policy, four categories, comprehensive protection.
  • Premium perspective:Premiums start from ₹100 — less than one month’s EMI on your smartphone — for a full year of protection against all these risks combined.
Key Features at a Glance
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Gadgets — Worldwide

Mobiles, laptops, cameras, tablets, smartwatches, headphones, and personal belongings covered anywhere in the world against accidental damage, theft, fire, and breakdown.

WORLDWIDE
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Home Appliances

ACs, refrigerators, washing machines, TVs, dishwashers, and other home appliances covered anywhere in India including electrical and mechanical breakdown.

INDIA-WIDE
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Jewellery Covered

Gold, diamonds, platinum, and precious items covered in India (extendable worldwide) — while worn, at home, or in bank locker. Agreed value or market value basis.

JEWELLERY
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Antiques & Fine Art

Paintings, sculptures, antiques, and collectibles on agreed value basis, covered anywhere in India with option to extend worldwide.

ART & ANTIQUES

Breakdown Included

Electrical and mechanical breakdown is an inbuilt standard cover — not an add-on — for Categories 1 and 2. Sudden failure of appliances and gadgets is covered without extra premium.

E&M BREAKDOWN
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Cashless Repair

For specific equipment categories, cashless repair is available at empanelled service centres. The insurer pays the repair centre directly without requiring upfront payment from you.

CASHLESS

Choose One, Two, Three, or All Four — Combine Under a Single Policy

The 4 Coverage Categories of the All Risk Policy

The All Risk Policy is structured into four distinct categories. Each has its own sum insured basis, geographic scope, and eligible items. You can buy any single category or combine multiple categories under one policy.

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Category 1 — Personal Portable Gadgets & Belongings

Sum Insured: Replacement Value  |  Scope: Worldwide
  • ▶ Mobile phones (all smartphones and feature phones)
  • ▶ Laptops, notebooks, ultrabooks, Chromebooks
  • ▶ Tablets and iPads
  • ▶ Digital cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, action cameras)
  • ▶ Projectors (portable and business use)
  • ▶ Microphones (portable and professional)
  • ▶ Bluetooth headphones and earphones (AirPods, Sony, Bose)
  • ▶ Digital / smart wristwatches (Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch)
  • ▶ AR & VR headsets (Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro)
  • ▶ Digital pens and styluses
  • ▶ Musical instruments (portable — guitars, keyboards)
  • ▶ Handbags and wallets (leather and designer, declared value)
  • ▶ Spectacles and prescription sunglasses
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Category 2 — Home Appliances

Sum Insured: Replacement Value  |  Scope: Anywhere in India
  • ▶ Air conditioners (split, window, portable)
  • ▶ Refrigerators (single door, double door, side-by-side)
  • ▶ Washing machines (top load, front load)
  • ▶ Microwave ovens and OTGs
  • ▶ Televisions (LED, OLED, Smart TVs)
  • ▶ Dishwashers
  • ▶ Water purifiers / RO systems
  • ▶ Vacuum cleaners and robot cleaners
  • ▶ Induction cooktops
  • ▶ Home theatre systems and soundbars
  • ▶ Desktop computers and gaming consoles
  • ▶ Note: Within India only. Electrical & mechanical breakdown included as standard.
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Category 3 — Jewellery & Precious Items

Sum Insured: Agreed or Market Value  |  Scope: Anywhere in India (extendable worldwide)
  • ▶ Gold jewellery (necklaces, bangles, rings, earrings, bracelets)
  • ▶ Diamond and precious stone jewellery
  • ▶ Platinum jewellery and ornaments
  • ▶ Silver articles of declared value
  • ▶ Luxury watches (Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer, Cartier)
  • ▶ Pearls and gem-set ornaments
  • ▶ Bullion and numismatic coins of value
  • ▶ Covered while worn by insured or family members
  • ▶ Covered while stored at home or in bank locker
  • ▶ Worldwide extension available on request
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Category 4 — Antiques, Fine Art & Collectables

Sum Insured: Agreed Value  |  Scope: Anywhere in India (extendable worldwide)
  • ▶ Paintings (oils, watercolours, acrylics, gouache)
  • ▶ Sculptures (bronze, marble, wood, clay)
  • ▶ Drawings and limited-edition prints
  • ▶ Antique furniture and decorative arts
  • ▶ Rare books and manuscripts
  • ▶ Antique silverware and ceramics
  • ▶ Collectibles of established market value
  • ▶ Agreed value basis — full agreed sum paid on total loss
  • ▶ Each piece requires professional valuation certificate
  • ▶ Worldwide extension available on request
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Can I Buy Multiple Categories Under One Policy?

Yes — the All Risk Policy allows you to combine two or more categories under a single policy with one annual premium and one renewal date. A typical combination: Category 1 (mobiles, laptop, camera) + Category 2 (AC, refrigerator, TV) + Category 3 (jewellery). Each category has its own sum insured and geographic scope. Premiums are calculated per category and totalled. Call 022 4302 0000 for a combined multi-category quote tailored to your household’s specific items.

All-Risk Cover — What the Policy Pays For Across All Four Categories

What Is Covered Under the All Risk Policy?

The All Risk Policy covers every cause of loss or damage not specifically excluded — the full spectrum of risks your equipment faces in daily use, travel, and storage.

Covered Perils — What the All Risk Policy Pays For

  • Accidental damage:Drops, falls, liquid spills on electronics, impact damage — the most common cause of gadget damage and the most important coverage gap in standard warranties and home insurance
  • Theft and burglary:From home, office, vehicle, or while in transit; pickpocketing and snatching for personal items; burglary from premises with forced entry evidence
  • Fire and explosion:Fire (including self-ignition), lightning strike, explosion — total and partial damage to insured items from fire events
  • Natural calamities:Floods, cyclones, earthquakes, storms, hailstorms, and inundation — applicable at any covered location
  • Riot, strike, and malicious damage:Third-party deliberate damage during civil disturbances; vandalism by third parties
  • Electrical and mechanical breakdown:Sudden and unforeseen internal failure — motor burnout, compressor failure, circuit board failure, screen failure — inbuilt as standard for Categories 1 and 2; not an add-on
  • Transit damage:Loss or damage while the item is being transported from one location to another
  • Worldwide coverage (Category 1):Personal gadgets and belongings are covered anywhere in the world — at work, on domestic travel, on international travel, or in any country
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Basis of Indemnity — How Your Claim Is Settled

  • Partial loss (repairable):Insurer pays the reinstatement or repair cost — the actual authorised service centre cost to restore the item to working condition. Get a formal repair estimate from an authorised centre before proceeding.
  • Total loss / BER (Beyond Economic Repair) — Cat 1 & 2:Insurer pays the current MARKET VALUE of the insured item at the date of loss. This includes depreciation from age and use. Original invoice price is not paid. The market value is the price a buyer would pay for an equivalent second-hand item in similar pre-loss condition.
  • Total loss — Cat 3 & 4 (Agreed Value):The pre-agreed value is paid in full. No depreciation, no market value dispute. This is why agreed value basis is essential for jewellery and antiques.
  • Underinsurance applies:If the insured item’s replacement or market value exceeds the sum insured, you bear the difference proportionately. Keep sum insured current.
Coverage by Category — Quick Reference
Covered PerilCat 1 — GadgetsCat 2 — AppliancesCat 3 — JewelleryCat 4 — Antiques
Accidental damage
Theft / burglary
Fire / lightning
Natural calamities
Riot / malicious damage
Elec. & mech. breakdown✓ Inbuilt✓ Inbuilt
Transit damage
Geographic scopeWorldwideIndia onlyIndia (extendable)India (extendable)
Cashless repair✓ Specific items
Indemnity basisMarket value (BER) / RepairMarket value (BER) / RepairAgreed/Market valueAgreed value

Optional Extensions Available at Additional Premium

Add-On Covers for the All Risk Policy

The base All Risk Policy already includes electrical and mechanical breakdown as standard. Two optional add-on extensions are available for specific needs.

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Sabotage & Terrorism Cover Endorsement (Material Damage Only)

The standard All Risk Policy excludes losses caused by acts of terrorism and sabotage. This optional endorsement extends coverage to include material damage (physical damage to the insured item) caused by terrorist acts and sabotage. It covers the material damage to the insured equipment only — not third-party liability or consequential losses. Available for any of the four categories at an additional premium calculated on the sum insured. Recommended for business-use equipment and high-value items in areas with elevated risk.

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Rent for Hiring Alternate Equipment — Cameras Only

Applicable exclusively for insured cameras: if your insured camera is damaged in a covered event and is under authorised repair, this add-on covers the cost of renting an equivalent substitute camera for up to 30 days while your camera is being repaired. The rental reimbursement is limited to the maximum period of 30 days per claim. Useful for professional photographers and videographers who depend on their camera for income-generating work. Available at additional premium on the camera’s sum insured.

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Cashless Repair Facility — How It Works

For specific equipment categories — primarily mobile phones, laptops, and home appliances — the insurer maintains arrangements with authorised service centres and repair networks for cashless claim settlement. Under the cashless facility: you take the damaged equipment to the insurer’s empanelled authorised service centre; the insurer’s surveyor or the centre assesses the damage and raises a repair authorisation; the insurer pays the service centre directly for the covered repair; you pay only for non-covered items such as consumables, accessories, or repair of pre-existing damage if any. Cashless availability varies by equipment brand, category, insurer, and city. Call 022 4302 0000 to confirm empanelled service centres in your city before submitting a gadget or appliance repair claim — non-empanelled repairs require the standard reimbursement process.

How Your Claim Amount Is Calculated

Basis of Indemnity — What You Actually Receive at Claim Time

Understanding the basis of indemnity before you buy prevents unpleasant surprises at claim time. The calculation method differs between partial losses, total losses, and agreed-value categories.

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Case 1 — Partial Loss (Repairable Damage)

When the insured item is damaged but can be economically repaired: the insurer pays the actual reinstatement or repair cost to restore the item to its pre-loss working condition. For gadgets: the authorised service centre’s repair bill for parts and labour. For appliances: the technician’s charges and spare parts cost from an authorised service centre. Always get a formal written repair estimate from an insurer-approved or authorised service centre before proceeding with repair — this forms the basis of your claim. Do not have the item repaired before the insurer’s surveyor has inspected it unless you have prior written authorisation.

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Case 2 — Total Loss / BER (Categories 1 & 2)

When repair is not possible or the repair cost exceeds the economic repair threshold, the item is declared Beyond Economic Repair (BER). For Categories 1 (gadgets) and 2 (appliances), the insurer pays the current market value of the insured item on the date of loss — the price a buyer would pay for an equivalent item in similar pre-loss condition in the second-hand market. This includes age-related depreciation. The original invoice price you paid when new is NOT paid. Example: a laptop purchased for ₹80,000 two years ago may have a current market value of ₹45,000 — the BER settlement is ₹45,000, not ₹80,000. Ensure your sum insured reflects replacement value to avoid shortfall.

Case 3 — Total Loss (Jewellery & Antiques on Agreed Value)

For Category 3 (jewellery) and Category 4 (antiques/fine art) insured on agreed value basis: if total loss occurs, the full pre-agreed sum insured for that item is paid — without depreciation, without market value argument, as agreed and recorded in the policy schedule at inception. This is why agreed value basis is essential for irreplaceable high-value items. Example: a diamond necklace insured at ₹8 lakh agreed value is stolen — ₹8 lakh is paid in full. Agreed value must be supported by a professional valuation certificate or purchase invoice at policy inception.

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Underinsurance Warning — Keep Sum Insured Current

If the replacement cost or market value of your insured item exceeds the sum insured at the time of loss, you personally bear the difference proportionately — this is underinsurance. Example: laptop insured at ₹60,000 (purchase price 3 years ago), current replacement cost ₹85,000. If total loss occurs, the insurer pays ₹60,000 and you pay ₹25,000 out of pocket. For jewellery and antiques, rising gold prices and artist appreciation can rapidly make your agreed value stale. Review all sums insured at each annual renewal and update when values have materially changed. Call 022 4302 0000 at renewal for guidance on appropriate sum insured levels.

What to Do When Your Insured Equipment Is Lost or Damaged

All Risk Policy — Claim Process

Claims under the All Risk Policy are straightforward. The key rules: notify promptly, report to authorities where applicable, and do not repair or dispose of damaged equipment before the insurer’s surveyor has examined it.

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Step 1 — Give Notice of Loss

Contact Probitas Insurance Brokers immediately on 022 4302 0000 upon discovering the loss or damage. We will notify the insurer on your behalf and guide you through the next steps. For theft or burglary: file an FIR at the nearest police station before anything else. For fire damage: obtain a fire brigade report where applicable. Prompt notification is a policy condition — late notification can affect your claim.

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Step 2 — Inform Relevant Authorities

Report the loss to appropriate authorities and obtain official report numbers: police (FIR number for theft/burglary/riot); fire brigade (report number for fire damage); building security or housing society (report for burglary from premises). These official reports are mandatory documents for your insurance claim and must be obtained as soon as possible after the incident.

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Step 3 — Fill Claim Form

Complete the insurer’s claim form with full and accurate disclosure: date, time, place, and cause of loss; description of the item and its condition before loss; description of how the damage or loss occurred; and your own photographs of the damaged item. Attach all available supporting documentation. Do not have the damaged item repaired or disposed of before the insurer’s surveyor has inspected it unless you have prior written authorisation from the insurer.

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Step 4 — Submit All Documents

Submit the complete document set to the insurer through Probitas: claim form, FIR or fire brigade report, purchase invoice and original warranty card with customer signature, formal repair estimate from authorised service centre, photographs of the damage, and valuation report (for jewellery and antiques). The insurer may request additional specific documents based on the category and nature of claim.

Step 5 — Cooperate with Inspection

Provide full cooperation to the insurer’s surveyor for inspection and investigation of the claim. The surveyor will assess the damage, verify the item’s details against the policy schedule, determine the cause and extent of loss, and confirm the basis of settlement. Once the survey is complete and all documents are approved, the claim is settled as per the indemnity basis applicable to the category.

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Documents Required for an All Risk Policy Claim

  • Claim form:Duly filled and signed claim form from the insurer
  • Proof of ownership:Purchase invoice, voucher, or receipt proving ownership of the insured item
  • Warranty card:Original warranty booklet or card with customer signature (confirms device identity and purchase date)
  • Repair estimate:Formal written estimate from an authorised service centre of the repair cost
  • Bills and receipts:Final repair bills and payment receipts if repair has been completed with prior authorisation
  • FIR / Police Panchanama:For theft, burglary, and riot/malicious damage claims — mandatory
  • Fire brigade report:Where applicable for fire damage claims
  • Valuation report:For jewellery and antique claims where agreed value basis applies
  • Photographs:Photographs of the damaged item taken by the insured, showing the nature and extent of damage

What Is NOT Covered

Key Exclusions Under the All Risk Policy

Although the All Risk Policy covers a wide range of perils, specific exclusions apply across all categories. Review these carefully before purchase to ensure your specific risk scenarios are covered.

❌ Customs Detention or Government Confiscation

Loss or damage caused by delay, detention, or confiscation by customs authorities or any other governmental authority is excluded. Items seized by government order are not covered regardless of the reason.

❌ Unexplained or Mysterious Disappearance

Items that simply cannot be accounted for — disappearances with no identifiable cause, no theft report, and no explanation — are excluded. Theft requires evidence of forced entry or a police complaint.

❌ Humidity, Aridity & Temperature Extremes

Damage caused by prolonged exposure to humidity, aridity, excessive heat or cold, or exposure to light over time is excluded. This covers gradual environmental deterioration rather than sudden events.

❌ Aesthetic Damage Not Affecting Function

Cosmetic damage that does not affect the functioning of the equipment — dents, surface scratches, broken plastic on non-functional ports, cosmetic screen marks — is excluded if the item still functions normally.

❌ War, Civil War & Hostile Acts

Loss or damage arising from war, warlike operations, foreign enemy acts, civil war, rebellion, insurrection, military power, seizure, or confiscation by any government or authority is excluded across all categories.

❌ Wilful Damage by the Insured

Any damage deliberately caused by the insured person, their family members, or any person acting at the insured’s direction is excluded. The policy protects against accidents, not deliberate acts.

❌ Manufacturer Defects (Warranty Claims)

Defects that existed at the time of manufacture or inherent design flaws are excluded from the All Risk Policy — these are warranty matters between you and the manufacturer, not insurance claims.

❌ Software Damage and Data Loss

Loss, corruption, or destruction of software, data, programmes, or digital content is excluded. The policy covers the physical equipment only — not the digital content stored on or running on the insured device.

❌ Consequential Loss

Business interruption, loss of income, loss of use, cost of temporary replacement beyond the specified add-on (cameras only), or any other financial loss arising as a consequence of equipment damage is excluded.

❌ Pre-Existing Damage

Any damage, defect, or condition that existed at the time of policy inception and was not disclosed to the insurer is excluded. All known damage must be declared and noted in the schedule at policy start.

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Important Disclaimer

The information and product comparisons displayed on this platform are intended solely for general informational and evaluation purposes, and do not constitute a legal offer or binding insurance contract. Specific policy features, premium rates, riders, and underwriting guidelines are determined exclusively by the respective general insurance carriers and may vary significantly based on the insurer, product tier, and location across multiple Indian states. All quotes and premium calculations generated on this website are indicative estimates based on preliminary data and do not guarantee final underwriting approval or policy issuance by the insurer. For comprehensive details regarding specific coverage terms, limits, and permanent exclusions, please refer directly to the official sales brochure and policy wording issued by the respective insurance company, which will take absolute legal precedence in the event of any discrepancy or dispute.

Portable Equipment Insurance Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The All Risk Policy is a comprehensive insurance cover for personal portable equipment, household appliances, jewellery, and antiques/fine art against loss, theft, accidental damage, fire, natural calamities, and electrical/mechanical breakdown. It is structured in four categories: (1) Personal Portable Gadgets & Belongings — worldwide cover; (2) Home Appliances — India cover; (3) Jewellery & Precious Items — India with worldwide extension; (4) Antiques, Fine Art & Collectables — India with worldwide extension. You can buy any single category or combine multiple categories under one policy. Premiums start from ₹100, making it one of the most accessible insurance products available.
The manufacturer warranty covers only manufacturing defects — failures caused by design or production errors in the device itself. It specifically excludes accidental drops, liquid damage, theft, fire, and breakdown after the warranty period. The All Risk Policy covers exactly what warranties exclude: accidental damage (drops, liquid spills, physical impact), theft from any location, fire damage, natural calamity damage, and — critically — electrical and mechanical breakdown that occurs after the warranty expires or for causes the warranty excludes. They are complementary: the warranty handles defects in the device’s first year; the insurance handles accidents and risks throughout the device’s life.
Yes — accidental drops, impacts, and liquid damage (coffee, water, rain exposure) are covered under Category 1 of the All Risk Policy. These are the most common causes of gadget damage and are specifically covered as “accidental damage” under the all-risk basis. For a partial loss (repairable crack or water damage), the insurer pays the authorised service centre’s repair cost. For total loss (phone beyond economic repair), the current market value is paid. Note that purely cosmetic damage that does not affect functioning (a back panel scratch that leaves the phone fully operational) may be excluded as aesthetic damage. Physical damage that causes functional impairment is covered.
For damage: the insurer pays the authorised repair cost (partial loss) or the current market value (total loss / BER). Note that market value at time of claim includes depreciation — a 2-year-old phone is valued at its current second-hand market price, not the original purchase price. For theft: file an FIR at the nearest police station immediately, then notify Probitas and the insurer. After the police investigation process, the insurer settles at current market value. For both: get a formal repair estimate or loss assessment from an authorised service centre to support the claim. Do not repair or dispose of the damaged item before the surveyor’s inspection.
Yes — Category 3 (Jewellery & Precious Items) covers jewellery anywhere in India including while being worn by the insured or their family members, while stored at home, and while stored in a bank locker. The coverage travels with the jewellery — to social events, functions, weddings, and daily use. Coverage can be extended to worldwide on request and at additional premium — important for those who travel internationally with jewellery. Each piece should have a purchase invoice or current valuation certificate to establish the sum insured. Agreed value basis is recommended for jewellery to avoid market value disputes at claim time.
Replacement value basis (used for Categories 1 & 2): the sum insured is set at the current cost of buying a new equivalent item. At total loss, the insurer pays the current market value (which reflects depreciation) up to the sum insured. Agreed value basis (used for Categories 3 & 4): you and the insurer agree on the value of each item at policy inception, supported by a valuation certificate. At total loss, the full agreed value is paid — no depreciation, no market value argument. Agreed value is essential for jewellery (where gold prices change) and antiques (where rarity and artist appreciation affect value). For gadgets and appliances, replacement value basis is standard and appropriate.
Yes — electrical and mechanical breakdown is an inbuilt standard cover for Categories 1 (gadgets) and 2 (appliances). It is not an add-on; it is included in the base premium. Covered: sudden and unforeseen failure of electrical or mechanical components — compressor failure in an AC or refrigerator, motor burnout in a washing machine, sudden circuit board failure in a laptop, screen failure in a smartphone. This is distinct from gradual deterioration or wear and tear. The breakdown must be sudden, unforeseen, and not caused by the insured’s negligence or pre-existing condition. For appliances, this effectively replaces or extends the manufacturer’s annual maintenance contract (AMC) coverage for electrical/mechanical events.
Yes — the All Risk Policy is specifically designed to allow multiple categories to be combined under a single policy. You can cover Category 1 (your mobiles, laptop, camera) and Category 2 (your AC, refrigerator, washing machine) and Category 3 (your jewellery) all under one policy with one annual premium and one renewal date. Each category has its own sum insured and its own sub-schedule of items. Premiums are calculated per category based on the items and sums insured declared, then combined into a single total premium. This is more convenient than buying separate policies for each category and may offer combined premium benefits. Call 022 4302 0000 for a multi-category All Risk quote.

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