Test Duration Clause Samples

The Test Duration clause defines the specific period during which testing activities must be conducted under an agreement. It typically outlines the start and end dates for the testing phase, and may specify conditions for extending or shortening this period based on project needs or unforeseen delays. By clearly establishing the timeframe for testing, this clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of deadlines and helps prevent disputes related to project timelines.
Test Duration. Each Contract Capacity & Ancillary Services Test shall take place on five (5) consecutive days unless SCE determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed.
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Test Duration. The Initial Commercial Operation Test shall take place on five (5) consecutive days unless SCE determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed.
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Test Duration. The ICOT shall take place on no more than three (3) consecutive days unless SCE determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed. Test Dates. Seller shall provide SCE with no less than seven (7) Business Days’ Notice of Seller’s proposed dates for the ICOT. SCE shall confirm the dates in writing, no less than three (3) Business Days prior to the proposed first Test Day.
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Test Duration. Each CCAST shall take place on three (3) consecutive days unless SCE determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed. Test Dates. Seller is responsible for scheduling each CCAST on three (3) consecutive days (unless SCE determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed for such Test) that are acceptable to SCE and that fall between June 15 and September 30 of the Contract Year in which the Test is requested. The date of any such Test shall be confirmed in writing by SCE to Seller prior to the date of the Test. The Parties should attempt but are not required to schedule such Test on days that SCE will or is likely to dispatch the Generating Unit. Costs. Responsibility for costs and allocation of income for a CCAST shall be as set forth in Section 7.03.
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Test Duration. Enter the number of seconds that you wish to collect data for. This number can be any whole number from1 to 32,000 seconds. This will be the value for the X-Axis scale
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Test Duration. Each Contract Capacity & Ancillary Services Test shall take place on three (3) consecutive days unless BUYER determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed.
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Test Duration. Licensee shall run and test the Beta Platform during the entire Term.
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Test Duration. The Commercial Operation Test shall take place on three (3) consecutive days unless BUYER determines in its sole discretion that more or less time is needed.
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