Electrical Load. Tenant agrees not to install, operate or maintain in the Premises any electrical equipment which will overload the electrical system therein, or any part thereof, beyond its reasonable capacity for proper and safe operation, or which does not bear underwriters’ approval, as determined by Landlord. Landlord will determine electrical capacity based upon the over-all system requirements for the Center.
Electrical Load. (in Kilowatts) of a Participant during any particular ---------------- hour is the total during such hour (eliminating any distortion arising out of (i) Interchange Transactions, or (ii) transactions across the system of such Participant, (iii) deliveries between Entities constituting a single Participant, or (iv) other electrical losses, if and as appropriate), of
(a) kilowatthours provided by such Participant to its retail customers for consumption, plus ----
(b) kilowatthours of use by such Participant, plus ----
(c) kilowatthours of electrical losses and unaccounted for use by the Participant on its system, plus ----
(d) kilowatthours used by such Participant for pumping Energy for its Entitlements in pumped storage hydroelectric generating facilities, plus ----
(e) kilowatthours delivered by such Participant to Non-Participants. The Electrical Load of a Participant may be calculated in any reasonable manner which substantially complies with this definition.
Electrical Load. Tenant agrees that its electrical load shall never exceed the capacity of existing feeders, risers or wiring installation if a specific capacity is described in Section 4.10 of the Lease. Any wires and wiring installed by or on behalf of Tenant within any riser of the Building shall be bundled together within such riser and a tag shall be placed on such bundle at each floor of the Building identifying the floor(s) served by each bundle and the name and telephone number of a representative of Tenant to contact in the case of an emergency.
Electrical Load. (in Kilowatts) of a Participant during any particular hour is the total during such hour --------------- (eliminating any distortion arising out of (i) Interchange Transactions, or (ii) transactions across the system of such Participant, or (iii) deliveries between Entities constituting a single Participant, or (iv) other electrical losses, if and as appropriate), of
(a) kilowatthours provided by such Participant to its retail customers for consumption, plus
(b) kilowatthours of use by such Participant, plus
(c) kilowatthours of electrical losses and unaccounted for use by the Participant on its system, plus
(d) kilowatthours used by such Participant for pumping Energy for its Entitlements in pumped storage hydroelectric generating facilities, plus
(e) kilowatthours delivered by such Participant to Non-Participants, plus
(f) kilowatthours of Electrical Load responsibility incurred due to a transfer from another Participant pursuant to a Load Asset Contract for Electrical Load, minus
(g) kilowatthours of Electrical Load responsibility transferred to another Participant pursuant to a Load Asset Contract for Electrical Load. The Electrical Load of a Participant may be calculated in any reasonable manner which substantially complies with this definition.
Electrical Load. (in Kilowatts) of a Participant during any particular ---------------- hour is the total during such hour (eliminating any distortion arising out of (i) Interchange Transactions, or (ii) transactions across the system of such Participant, or (iii) deliveries between Entities constituting a single Participant, or (iv) other electrical losses, if and as appropriate), of
(a) kilowatthours provided by such Participant to its retail customers for consumption, plus ----
(b) kilowatthours of use by such Participant, plus ----
(c) kilowatthours of electrical losses and unaccounted for use by the Participant on its system, plus ---- Issued by: David T. Doot Effective: March 1, 0000 Xxxxxx on: December 30, 1999 67269.43 New England Power Pool FERC Electric Rate Schedule No. 5, Original Revised Sheet No. 20
(x) xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx xx xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx xxx xxxxxxx Xxxxgy for its Entitlements in pumped storage hydroelectric generating facilities, plus ----
(e) kilowatthours delivered by such Participant to Non-Participants. The Electrical Load of a Participant may be calculated in any reasonable manner which substantially complies with this definition.
Electrical Load. (in Kilowatts) of a Participant during any particular hour is the total during such hour (eliminating any distortion arising out of (i) Interchange Transactions, or (ii) transactions across the system of such Participant, or (iii) other electrical losses, if and as appropriate), of
(a) kilowatthours delivered by such Participant to its retail customers for consumption, plus
(b) kilowatthours of use by such Participant on its system, plus
(c) kilowatthours of electrical losses and unaccounted for use by the Participant on its system, plus
(d) kilowatthours used by such Participant for pumping Energy for its Entitlements in pumped storage hydroelectric generating facilities, plus
(e) kilowatthours delivered by such Participant to Non- Participants. The Electrical Load of a Participant may be calculated in any reasonable manner which substantially complies with this definition.
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Electrical Load. 6 1.15 Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...8 1.16
Electrical Load. 7-3.6.2.1 Essential Power (Utility and Emergency Generator)
A. A 750 KVA, 600 V emergency generator must be provided at the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx OMF Site near the Utility Complex to power the life safety loads during a utility failure. The generator located near the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx OMF Utility Complex may be installed outside in a weatherproof enclosure, on a concrete pad. The generator fuel tank may be located on the exterior as part of the generator package. If located outside, the generator must be screened and be visually cohesive with the Utility Complex. The generator must supply two 400 A, 600 V, 4P auto transfer switches, one for fire pump and one for the life safety devices.
B. A 400 A, 600 V manual transfer switch completed with a CAMLOCK receptacle shall be provided for the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx OMF to connect a mobile generator in the event of primary generator failure. This generator is only for life safety devices; the fire alarm pump is excluded.
C. A CAMLOCK for a load bank connection must be provided for the generator.
Electrical Load. At all times Tenants use of electrical Current will never exceed the pro-rata capacity of existing feeders to the Building or the risers or wiring installations, the capacities of which have been disclosed by Landlord to Tenant prior to the date hereof.
