Connection and Disconnection Sample Clauses

The Connection and Disconnection clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to connecting or disconnecting equipment, services, or utilities under an agreement. It typically specifies who is responsible for arranging and paying for the connection or disconnection, the required notice periods, and any technical or safety requirements that must be met during the process. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations, helps prevent service interruptions or disputes, and provides a clear framework for managing transitions at the start or end of a contractual relationship.
Connection and Disconnection. 7.1 All existing and new connections to the Network must comply with MainPower’s Network Connection Standards (‘Standards’). We will provide You with a copy of the Standards on request or You can find a copy on our website at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇. 7.2 If Your installation has been disconnected from MainPower’s Network for a period of more than six (6) months, Your installation shall only be reconnected in accordance with the Standards and the requirements of the Electricity Regulations. 7.3 You should advise Your Electricity Retailer of Your requirement for connection to MainPower’s Network. 7.4 MainPower may disconnect Your premises from the Network if: a) a request for a disconnection has been received from Your Electricity Retailer; or b) You have not complied with the Standards; or c) it has come to MainPower’s attention that You have tampered with the Network; or d) reasonable access to Your premises, as outlined in clause 8 of this Agreement, for the purpose of carrying out the functions under this Agreement is not available; or e) continued connection threatens the safety of any person or property. 7.5 You will only be disconnected for non-payment where the non-payment relates to bills (including a bond) associated with the supply of Electricity Retailer services, Line Function Services and/or electrical energy. 7.6 Except in the case of agreed or emergency disconnection, MainPower or Your Electricity Retailer will provide You with at least seven (7) days’ notice of warning of disconnection (allowing an additional three (3) days for the delivery of the notice) and will provide a final warning no less than twenty-four (24) hours and no more than seven (7) days before disconnection. If the disconnection is not prevented by You and is not completed within these timeframes, MainPower or Your Electricity Retailer must issue another final warning. 7.7 All warnings will include and make explicit what additional charges over and above the recovery of billing arrears will apply. Such charges will not be more than the level required to meet MainPower’s and Your Electricity Retailer’s overall costs of the disconnection and/ or reconnection service. Any charges applicable to any temporary disconnection from or reconnection to the Network and the circumstances in which they apply are set out in the price list published by MainPower and Your Electricity Retailer from time to time.
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Connection and Disconnection. The following Service Levels shall apply to connection of a Gateway, assuming any due Charges are paid: Connection of a High Volume Gateway, a Low Volume Gateway, a Virtual High Volume Gateway or a Virtual Low Volume Gateway 60 Working Days after notification Disconnection of a User - blocking Usage 60 minutes Disconnection of a User - full disconnection 1 Working Day
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Connection and Disconnection. 1. The Provider shall ask the Customer by e-mail for activating remote access. Such e-mail shall be sent from one of the below-mentioned contact addresses and it shall be sent to the contact person specified in the paragraph 7 of the present Article; the person re- ferred to in the paragraph 7 of the present Article as a person entitled to act during ab- sence of the contact person shall be put on copy of such e-mail. 2. The Customer shall confirm the receipt and approval of the request by telephone and at the same time provide single-use access data. 3. Any communication related to remote access based on the present Contract shall be held between the contact persons referred to in the paragraph 7 of the present Article. 4. The subject of the message shall be “Connection request”. The body of the message shall contain: connection date, requested connection start and end times, the reason for con- nection (repair, who requested it, update, scheduled works, etc.). 5. The Provider shall inform the Customer´s contact person of termination of its works. If the Provider has found out that it cannot perform its works during the requested time, it shall ask for connection prolongation by telephone. If the Provider has finished its works earlier, it shall ask for disconnecting by telephone. If the time period requested for works has expired and the Provider has neither reported termination of its works nor requested prolongation of the time period, the Customer shall disconnect the remote access. 6. After disconnection the Provider shall send an e-mail with the “Works performed” sub- ject – an identifier sent by the Customer. In the body of the message the Provider shall describe what activities and in what area it has performed within the provided access. The record shall contain in particular the following: - name of the supplier of servicing and of the person/s in charge; - description of the incident/failure/request; - description of findings and activities performed by the supplier. 7. Contact persons: A) on behalf of the Provider: B) on behalf of the Customer:
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Connection and Disconnection. The installation, maintenance, and removal of connections to the Company’s secondary distribution system is restricted to authorized Company personnel and qualified contractors of the Municipality that are approved in writing by the Company . Work involving only Routine Maintenance does not require disconnection prior to the municipality or its contractor performing such work. Municipality does not need to notify the Company prior to performing any Routine Maintenance. To the extent that qualified contractors of Municipality are authorized to make connections to the Company’s secondary distribution system, such authorization is limited to making connections only on the pole on which a light fixture owned by the municipality is located. Municipal contractors may not make additions to the Company’s secondary distribution system, such as running conductors from pole-to-pole. If connection and disconnection to the Company’s distribution system is performed by Company personnel, the Company will apply charges for such connection and disconnection as set forth in the Company’s Term and Condition 53 and in accordance with the Company’s Rate SL Electric Delivery Rate Schedule. If connection and disconnection is instead performed by a qualified contractor of Municipality that is approved in writing by the Company, no connection or disconnection charges other than project management charges shall be applied by the Company for such connections and disconnections. All existing fixtures must be fused by the Municipality within ten (10) years of the date that Municipality acquires them from the Company. All new fixtures must be fused when installed. Any existing Municipality owned street lights, or street lights acquired from the Company, will be set to operate in the “Fail Off” mode which can be phased in over the same ten (10) year period. All new fixtures will be installed to operate in the “Fail Off” mode.
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Connection and Disconnection. EVN and the Network User will comply with their respective obligations set out in Schedule 5.‌ 7. INTERRUPTION TO CONVEYANCE‌
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Connection and Disconnection. The Company will apply charges for connection and disconnection as set forth in the Company’s Term and Condition 53 and in accordance with the Company’s Rate SL Electric Delivery Rate Schedule. The installation, maintenance, and removal of connections to the Company’s secondary distribution system is restricted to authorized Company personnel. Work involving only Routine Maintenance does not require disconnection prior to the municipality or its contractor performing such work. Municipality does not need to notify the Company prior to performing any Routine Maintenance. All existing fixtures must be fused by the Municipality within ten (10) years of the date that Municipality acquires them from the Company. All new fixtures must be fused when installed. Any existing Municipality owned street lights, or street lights acquired from the Company, will be set to operate in the “Fail Off” mode which can be phased in over the same ten (10) year period. All new fixtures will be installed to operate in the “Fail Off” mode.
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