Point of Demarcation Sample Clauses

Point of Demarcation is the NNI and/or UNI interface port where Pilot hands off service to Customer except as otherwise specified on a Service Order.

Point of Demarcation. “Point of Demarcation” means the interface (such as a port or cross-connect at a Customer-provided RG-45 ▇▇▇▇ or other mutually acceptable equipment) between the Parties’ respective facilities at a Site.

Point of Demarcation. If the Services include access to NRBN’s Network, NRBN will provide such access via a single mode optical fibre or wireless connection, connected at a “point of demarcation” provided in this Agreement or, if there is no such provision in the Agreement, at a termination panel located in proximity to the electrical metering equipment in, and/or the electrical service entrance to, the CUSTOMER’s premises. The connection from the point of demarcation to the CUSTOMER’s communication network is the responsibility and cost of the CUSTOMER.

Point of Demarcation. Reception and delivery of such communications traffic between SCS and BSLD shall be to the SCS's point of demarcation in their premises. The point of demarcation between SCS and BSLD shall be a DSX-1, DSX-3 (together the "DSX") or analog termination (the "MDF") as applicable. Signals transmitted or received at this demarcation shall meet the then current industry standard for the applicable interface specifications.

Point of Demarcation. The point of demarcation between your assets and our assets shall be [insert unique identifier such as fuses on pole ###] (1) Maximum power output (must be above 10kW in total) (2) Minimum power ramping rate (3) Synchronising requirements (rotating plant only)

Point of Demarcation. Point of Demarcation" shall mean the interface (Customer provided DSX jack ▇▇ other mutually acceptable equipment) between Supplier's and Customer's equipment or facilities at Customer's Point of Presence, and the interface between Supplier and an End User, Local Exchange Carrier Central Office (LEC CO), or an Interexchange Carrier Point of Presence (IXC POP).

Point of Demarcation. The point of demarcation is the physical dividing line between MPS-owned equipment and customer-owned equipment. MPS will own, operate, and maintain all underground laterals on services less than 400 amps on the line side, up to the line side of the metering equipment and/or current transformer (CT) cabinet. The ownership of equipment is described in more detail in Section 204. Customers residing in residential zones served by overhead lines may install underground electric service. The Customer shall install, own, operate, and maintain the facilities specified in Section 901.3, Junction Point, and Section 204.2(2)(b), Underground Service. MPS may provide up to 250 kcmil aluminum Type USE cable. 903 Underground Service to Commercial and Industrial Customers‌‌‌‌‌‌‌