AMPS Sample Clauses

AMPS. On the basis of the representations and warranties herein contained and subject to the terms and conditions herein set forth, the Fund agrees to sell to each Underwriter, severally and not jointly, and each Underwriter, severally and not jointly, agrees to purchase from the Fund, at the price per share set forth in Schedule B, the number of AMPS set forth in Schedule A opposite the name of such Underwriter, plus any additional number of AMPS which such Underwriter may become obligated to purchase pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 hereof.

AMPS. DC Power Off allows CLEC to deactivate their secondary power feed and remove it from the power distribution point (e.g., BDFB or power board). A primary power feed with a minimum of 20 Amps, must be maintained in each collocation at all times, with the exception of Adjacent Collocation, Common Area Splitter Collocation, Facility Connected Collocation, and ICDF Collocation. Adjacent Collocation, Common Area Splitter Collocation, Facility Connected Collocation, and ICDF Collocation do not have a minimum DC power requirement.

AMPS. On the basis of the representations and warranties herein contained and subject to the terms and conditions herein set forth, the Trust agrees to sell to each Underwriter, severally and not jointly, and each Underwriter, severally and not jointly, agrees to purchase from the Trust, at the price per share set forth in Schedule B, the number of AMPS set forth in Schedule A opposite the name of such Underwriter, plus any additional number of AMPS which such Underwriter may become obligated to purchase pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 hereof.

AMPS. The DC power charge per amp consists of the use of: DC power plant, backup generator, batteries & rectifiers, BDFB, associated hardware and cabling, and AC energy to convert to DC power.

AMPS. The said resistance shall be regarded as lower than 0.1 ohm when it is clearly evident that the DC electrical connection has been established adequately and securely by welding.

AMPS. The DC power charge per amp consists of the use of: DC power plant, backup generator, batteries & rectifiers, BDFB, associated hardware & cabling, and AC energy to convert to DC power. Charges for this sub-element are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.8.2 Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) 12.4.8.2.1 This sub-element consists of the elements necessary to provide HVAC within the Premises to the collocation arrangement and is based on the heat dissipation required for each 10 AMPS of DC Power. Charges for this sub-element are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.8.3 Ground Cable Arrangement 12.4.8.3.1 The Ground Cable Arrangement is the cabling arrangement designed to provide grounding for equipment per frame expressed as a monthly rate. Separate Ground Cable Arrangements are required for Integrated and Isolated Ground Planes. Charges for this element are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.9 DS0 Voice Grade Interconnection Cable Arrangement 12.4.9.1 This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing DS0 voice grade (100 pairs) Non-Shielded or Shielded between SBC- 13STATE’s Distributing Frame and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for these sub-elements are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.10 DS-1 Interconnection Cable Arrangement to DCS 12.4.10.1 This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 28 DS-1 cabling arrangement between SBC-13STATE’s DCS functionality purchased from LEVEL 3’s Agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. 12.4.10.2 Charges for this sub-element are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.11 DS-1 Interconnection Cable Arrangement to DSX 12.4.11.1 This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing 28 DS-1 cabling arrangement between SBC-13STATE’s DSX functionality purchased from LEVEL 3’s Agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a combination of a non-recurring charge and a monthly rate. Charges for this sub-element are specified on the Collocation Rate Summary. 12.4.12 DS-3 Interconnection Cable Arrangement to DCS 12.4.12.1 This sub-element provides for the cost associated with providing one DS-3 cabling arrangement between SBC-13STATE’s DCS functionality purchased from LEVEL 3 Agreement and the virtually collocated equipment expressed as a ...

AMPS. A switch shall be provided, accessible to driver, for activation of light. The light assembly shall be located below directional light on swing-arm bracket at rear of body above hose bed.

AMPS. Insulated booms of aerial devices and digger xxxxxxx trucks shall pass a periodic dielectric test every 12 months and a sticker/label affixed to the vehicle near the lower boom controls indicating compliance. Failure of the Chassis Insulating System will not prevent the use of this vehicle for Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, however, it should be repaired as soon as practical. Digger Xxxxxxx Trucks will be tested every six months for the first year.

AMPS. DC Power Off allows CLEC to deactivate a secondary power feed and remove it from the power distribution point (e.g., BDFB or power board). A primary power feed with a minimum of 20 amps must be maintained in each collocation at all times, with the exception of Adjacent Collocation, Common Area Splitter Collocation, and ICDF Collocation. Adjacent Collocation, Common Area Splitter Collocation, and ICDF Collocation do not have a minimum DC power requirement. DC Power Restoration allows CLEC to reactivate a power feed that has been deactivated pursuant to DC Power Reduction With Reservation and to increase the ordered amps on a power feed for which the ordered amps previously have been reduced pursuant to DC Power Reduction Without Reservation. Restoration of DC power is contingent upon availability of the desired power and fuse/breaker.

AMPS. Dimensions not to exceed 43.7 inches in length and 19.8 inches in width. Each panel to include following mounting hardware: panel adaptability to mount directly to top of 4 inch diameter (approx.) Fence post; panel wired with 15 feet of pvc-jacketed awg 14-2 cable which terminates in a low-profile junction box on the module back; epoxy-potted in the box; module electrical connections are sealed against corrosion and effectively stain-relieved. Output voltage is compatible with 12 vdc