Under the Businessowner's Additional Coverage for Fire Department Service Charge, what is the maximum payment when the fire department is called?

The Businessowner's Additional Coverage for Fire Department Service Charge provides coverage for the costs incurred when a fire department responds to a fire at the insured premises, even if the fire is not actually on the property itself. This coverage helps to cover the expenses associated with the fire department's response, which can include fees charged by the fire department.

The maximum payment allowed under this coverage is set at $2,500. This limit recognizes the potential expense of a fire department’s response while also providing a clear cap to the insured. It's important for business owners to understand these limits because they can affect their overall risk management strategy and preparedness for unforeseen events.

In contrast, the other options listed represent amounts that exceed the actual limit set forth in the policy, reinforcing the importance of knowing specific coverage limits to ensure proper handling of potential fire-related incidents.