Electric System i. Applicant shall comply with all codes, laws and regulations necessary for the development of the Property applicable at the time each development permit is issued and will pay all usual and customary costs associated with providing electric service to the Property for its intended uses.
ii. Applicant agrees to provide to the City any necessary easements on, under and across the Property for the construction, operation and maintenance of the electric system.
Electric System. Includes, but is not limited to, installation of cables, switches, transformers, SmartMeters™, conduits and substructures, and other facilities required to complete the distribution and service line extensions.[Service upgrades or rearrangements requested on behalf of the MHP Owner/Operator not covered by the MHP Rebuild Program] $ Gas System – Includes, but is not limited to, installation of gas piping, connectors, meters, and other facilities required to complete the distribution and service line extensions. [Service upgrades or rearrangements requested on behalf of the individual MHP Residents not covered by the MHP Rebuild Program] $ Other – Includes, but is not limited to, easement estimate, SmartMeter™ network upgrade, and other cost associated with the project. $ 1 Service Upgrades beyond what is being provided by the program are listed on Attachment C.
Electric System. A. The Landlord will provide power supply from Massachusetts Electric Company, including distribution panels, transformers, wiring, devices, and an emergency power system, including an emergency generator and fuel supply equipment, as required by applicable building codes for life safety purposes. Landlord to provide any required supply power conduit, boxes and pull strings to make system operable.
B. The Landlord will provide ceiling-mounted 277-volt two/three-lamp deep cell parabolic light fixtures with electronic ballasts.
C. The Landlord will provide emergency lighting in the new building, as required by building code, including exterior corridors leading to fire exits.
D. The Landlord will provide standard wall outlets for data and telecommunications. The standard outlet consists of a rough box plaster ring and pull string to the ceiling plenum above. The Tenant is responsible for all other Tenant system components from the point of connection at the base building telephone closet to the final point
E. All security systems will be furnished and installed by the Tenant.
Electric System. The network of electric generation, transmission, or distribution facilities owned or operated by GPC or other electric utilities in Georgia or a surrounding state, specifically including: (i) the ITS; and (ii) Interconnection Facilities, and, if applicable, Refundable Network Upgrades and Affected System-Interconnection Entity Upgrades.
Electric System a) Check batteries (fluid level, condition, and operation)
b) Battery voltage drop when starting
c) Check connections (clean, tighten as needed)
d) Check and record battery charger operation
e) Check electrolyte level (add as needed)
f) Check battery specific gravity and record
g) Clean and dress battery terminals
h) Check and record starting ability (starter amp draw)
i) Visual check of engine wiring (shorts, breaks)
j) Megger all generator sets and record readings (not required for wastewater)
k) Check voltage using a recording instrument (BMI)
l) Test the following safeties: OVERSPEED OVERCRANK LOW OIL PRESSURE HIGH WATER TEMP. LOW WATER TEMP. LOW WATER LEVEL LOW FUEL LEVEL OTHERS m) Check Winding Heaters n) Check Frequency and adjust if necessary
Electric System. All facilities and equipment owned by the District and used to provide electric service within Snohomish County and Camano Island, Washington, including all facilities associated with the District’s Xxxxxxx Hydroelectric Project.
Electric System. The building's electrical system consists of a single Point of Delivery (POD) by the electricity supplier, which therefore has a single meter. The type of supply has a nominal voltage of 400 V and the power used is 50 kW. In fact, this meter serves all 10 apartments, common services and the central heating system. Restaurant has its own electrical connections, with a three-phase line dedicated: here there is the electrical panel feeding all the services of the rooms on the ground floor and the kitchen, this one with its own dedicated electrical panel, derived from the first. There is a centralized electrical panel downstream of the dwellings’ energy distributor meter, which contains the switches with the line outlets to the different users of the building, including dedicated circuit breaker protection switch for each dwelling. Inside the boiler room there is also a switchboard for the electric power supply, with three-phase arrival, of all the equipment for the operation of the heating and domestic hot water production systems present there. Each apartment then has its own dedicated electrical panel, located in the hallway, with disconnectors, contactors, and protection switches. In dwellings, there are dedicated electrical lines for the power of each fan coil, of the kitchen equipment, sockets, and lighting and for the extraction fan inside the blind bathrooms. Every electrical panel present in the building (dwellings, restaurant, kitchen, boiler room) is also equipped with a controller of the BMS system. This system, described in detail in chapter 2.2.2, was originally installed in 2008, with a BMS control system from Trend, a UK company dealing in automation and control field. Today, after a quick revamping work, Swiss Control System (SCS) controllers are present, integrating sensors and acting on devices: the operation of gas boiler and pumps in the boiler room, as well as the start and stop of fan coils and the extraction fans from bathroom for dwellings and restaurant is completely automated by BMS. SCS controllers also interface the electric meters present: to know and share electrical consumption of different dwellings and restaurant electric meters were installed in all dwellings and restaurant electrical panels; by connecting them with BMS system it is possible to visualize these parameters remotely. To make the BMS system remotely reachable and to assure more services to tenants, a data network was installed already during 2008 works on this bu...
Electric System. The electrical system in the building will be reused, with appropriate modifications and extensions, to power the new devices that will be installed as part of the HAPPENING project. The current system is in fact compliant with current regulations, with all the required protection devices, moreover the power used on the distributor meter is already 50 kW, due to the power request that was made to allow the refrigeration unit to function, then never used, so it is not necessary to require an increase in power for the integration of the photovoltaic system and / or for the power supply of the central heat pumps. Existing switchboards and switches can also be used inside the apartments; the electrical parameters of the micro heat pumps will have to be checked, in order to assess whether the size of the electrical cables supplying the fan coils today are of adequate section, or if they will need to be replaced, obviously using the same passages.
Electric System. All properties and other assets, now or hereafter existing, which are leased to, licensed to, owned by, or controlled by a single person or entity, that are located within or interconnected to that person or entity’s service area, and are used for or directly associated with the generation, transmission, transformation, distribution, purchase or sale of electric power, including all additions, extensions, expansions, and improvements thereto. To the extent a person or entity is not the sole owner of an asset or property, only that person’s or that entity’s ownership interest in such asset or property shall be considered to be part of its Electric System.
Electric System. A. The Landlord will provide all necessary site improvements including duct banks, manholes, and transformer pads (for Massachusetts Electric Company owned transformers) in accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts Electric Company for an electrical service for the Landlord's work (i.e., not the Ground Floor areas that are Tenant's responsibility).
B. The Landlord provided power system will include distribution panels, transformers, wiring, and devices necessary for a complete system. An emergency power system, including an emergency generator and fuel supply equipment, as required by applicable building codes for life safety purposes will be provided.
C. Lighting will be provided in sufficient density and spacing with fixtures similar to those used at 200 Minuteman to achieve lighting levels similar to those of 200 Minuteman.
D. The Landlord will provide emergency lighting and exit signs in the new building Atrium and Second Floor as required by building code, including exterior fire exits.
E. The Landlord will provide standard, wall outlets for data and telecommunications. The standard outlet consists of a rough box plaster ring and pull string to the ceiling plenum above. The Tenant is responsible for all other Tenant system components from the point of connection at the base building telephone closet to the final point of use devices. The data/telephone system and cabling will be furnished and installed by the Tenant. Landlord will provide circuits for the cubes and will install the system furniture whips (Tenant will be responsible for making the final connections and will supply Landlord with the whips to be installed, all at Tenant's cost).
F. Receptacles will be provided at the following rates: Offices 2 per office Labs Panduit will be provided at workbench height along 3 walls in each lab for the distribution of power. Each Panduit will contain 5 circuits. Conference Rooms 4 per room Coffee P/C/F 8 per area Building standard receptacles will be provided in corridors for housekeeping.
G. Circuiting will be provided as follows: Offices 2 per circuit Cubicles 3 per circuit Labs Panduit will be provided at workbench height along 3 walls in each lab for the distribution of power. Each Panduit will contain 5 circuits. Conference Rooms 2 circuits per room Coffee P/C/F 6 circuits per area
H. Landlord to install telephone duct bank and manhole system for telephone/fire alarm/fiber optic services and Tenant will pay for the second, redundant service...
