Common use of Emergency Power Clause in Contracts

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-end for a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereof.

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-end headend for a minimum of seventy-two four (724) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereofmajeure.

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-end headend for a minimum of seventy-two four (724) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company company, unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereofForce Majeure.

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-end Headend and all Subheadends for a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereoffour hours.

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-head end for a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company company, unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereofForce Majeure.

Emergency Power. ‌ The Cable System shall incorporate equipment capable of providing standby powering of the head-end for a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours upon failure of the power furnished by the electric utility company unless for reasons of force majeure as defined in Section 8.2 hereof.