Calculation of Outage Allowance Sample Clauses

Calculation of Outage Allowance. If applicable, Xxxxxxxx shall grant ------------------------------- Customer an Outage Allowance for Services as follows: (a) For purposes of this Agreement an interruption to Services ("Interruption") will be deemed to have occurred when Services are either not provided at all or fail to meet the requirements of the Agreement for a period of ten aggregate minutes on any given calendar day (the "Daily Interruption") or forty-three (43) aggregate minutes in any given calendar month (the "Monthly Interruption"). An Interruption begins the earlier of when Customer notifies Xxxxxxxx of the Interruption or when Xxxxxxxx is actually aware of the Interruption or constructively aware through recordation of the Interruption in Xxxxxxxx' log files. An Interruption will be considered to have ended when Services in accordance with this Agreement have been restored. (b) In the event that Xxxxxxxx has a Daily Interruption as set forth in Section 7.1(a) herein, Customer shall receive a credit for the day the Daily Interruption occurred. Such credit shall include all fees for the day containing the Daily Interruption related to the Primary uplink (the "Uplink Outage Allowance"), which represents 62.5% of the total daily uplink fee. (c) In addition to the Uplink Outage Allowance, a credit will be provided to Customer by Xxxxxxxx based on the outage formula below for the actual outage minutes related to the Space Segment (the "Space Segment Outage Allowance"). 43,200 (deemed number of minutes per month) (d) In the event Xxxxxxxx has a Monthly Interruption as set forth in Section 7.1(a) herein, Customer shall receive a credit for the month in which the Monthly Interruption took place. Such credit will include an Uplink Outage Allowance as defined herein for the month containing the Monthly Interruption. If Customer receives a credit for a Monthly Interruption, Customer shall not receive credits for any Daily Interruptions which occurred during the month in which the Monthly Interruption occurred.
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Calculation of Outage Allowance. If applicable, Williams shall grant Customer an allowance (an "Outage Xxxxxxxxe") for Services as follows: (a) For purposes of this Agreement an interruption to Services ("Interruption") will be deemed to have occurred when Services are either not provided at all or fail to meet the requirements of the Agreement for a period of five minutes or more. An Interruption begins the earlier of when Customer notifies Williams of the Interruption or when Willxxxx xx actually aware of the Interruxxxxx. Xn Interruption will be considered to have ended when Services in accordance with this Agreement have been restored. (b) When an Interruption occurs for a period of thirty (30) seconds or more, an Outage Allowance will be extended to the customer on the basis of five (5) minutes for each five (5) minutes, or fraction thereof, of the Interruption. (c) Two or more Interruptions occurring during any period of five (5) consecutive minutes shall be considered as one five-minute Interruption. (d) If an Interruption of Services occurs, then for each Interruption, Williams shall grant Customer an Outage Allowance based xx xxe Service Charge and the length of the Interruption calculated pursuant to the equation below. Any such Outage Allowance shall be applied to the next succeeding monthly billing to Customer and shall not for any month exceed the Service Charge. Outage Allowance = Interruption (in Minutes) x Service Charge 43,200 (deemed number of minutes per month)
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