Common use of Monitoring facilities Clause in Contracts

Monitoring facilities. (A) Monitoring facilities must be provided to record each occurrence of the following: (i) phase failure of any one or a combination of phases; (ii) (where a supply is fitted) Facility Metering Equipment resets caused other than by a supply failure; (iii) (where a battery is fitted) battery monitoring; (iv) interrogation port access which changes time and/or date; (v) where different from (d), Settlement Unit(s) which have been truncated or extended by a time synchronisation; (vi) interrogation port access which changes data other than time and/or date; (vii) reverse running (where applicable); and (viii) any other detected error in Facility Metering Equipment functionality. (B) When an event described in paragraph (A) above occurs, it must be reported as a separate alarm indication tagged to the relevant Settlement Unit locally by way of an IU or by way of automatic online communication. (C) Any alarm indications must not be cancelled or deleted by the interrogation process and are to be retained with the metering data until overwritten. The alarm must reset automatically when the relevant occurrence has been cleared.

Monitoring facilities. (A) 3.11.1 Monitoring facilities must be provided to record each occurrence of the following: (ia) phase failure of any one or a combination of phases; (iib) (where a supply is fitted) Facility Metering Equipment resets caused other than by a supply failure; (iiic) (where a battery is fitted) battery monitoring; (ivd) interrogation port access which changes time and/or date; (ve) where different from (d), Settlement Unit(s) which have been truncated or extended by a time synchronisation; (vif) interrogation port access which changes data other than time and/or date; (viig) reverse running (where applicable); and (viiih) any other detected error in Facility Metering Equipment functionality. (B) 3.11.2 When an event described in paragraph (A) 3.11.1 above occurs, it must be reported as a separate alarm indication tagged to the relevant Settlement Unit locally by way of an IU or by way of automatic online communication. (C) 3.11.3 Any alarm indications must not be cancelled or deleted by the interrogation process and are to be retained with the metering data until overwritten. The alarm must reset automatically when the relevant occurrence has been cleared.