Conductor fittings Scope Sample Clauses

The 'Conductor fittings Scope' clause defines the range and types of conductor fittings covered by the agreement or specification. It typically outlines which fittings—such as clamps, connectors, or supports—are included, and may specify relevant standards, voltage levels, or installation environments. By clearly delineating what is and is not included, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of the products or services to be provided, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring project requirements are met.
Conductor fittings Scope. These specifications set out the technical requirements for the supply of conductor fittings, such as, assembly roads, splicing sleeves, repair sleeves and tools for their application, spacers, dampers, and others to be used with the selected conductor.
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