On March 3, 1980, Honeywell contracted with Cromwell to install and monitor a sprinkler alarm system which was to notify the fire department of the alarm signal. A fire in the building damaged the goods which New Focus Sportswear had left for fabrication by the tenant Fabrico in the building managed by Cromwell.
The contract contains an exculpatory clause specifically providing that Honeywell was not undertaking to act as an insurer, assumed no liability for losses...
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