Extended Metering Services Sample Clauses

Extended Metering Services. Extended Metering Services are Metering Services a User requests and Horizon Power provides under this Agreement. Extended Metering Services are not a component of Reference Services. They are provided in response to a specific request under this Agreement. Extended Metering Services are not cyclic and are referred to as ‘off cycle’. The costs of Extended Metering Services are not recovered in Reference Tariffs and a Fee is charged under this Agreement. These Fees are detailed in Schedule 5. The Extended Metering Services are:
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Extended Metering Services. Extended Metering Services are Metering Services a User requests and PRE provides under this Agreement. Extended Metering Services are different to Standard Metering Services. The costs of Extended Metering Services are not recovered under the Access Contract and a payment is made under this Agreement. These payments are detailed in Schedule 4. The Extended Metering Services are:
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Extended Metering Services. The Company shall provide “read only” telephone access to the Company’s metering equipment allowing the Supplier to retrieve interval data directly from the meter through the Supplier’s own software at the rate specified in the Terms and Conditions. The Supplier shall arrange for the installation and ongoing charges associated with the phone service necessary to access the Company’s metering equipment.
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Extended Metering Services. 43 4.1. De-energise (Manual) (MS-7) 44
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Extended Metering Services. MS-7 De-energise (Manual) A Low Voltage supply 53.19 116.61 B High Voltage supply POA POA MS-8 Re-energise (Manual) A Standard – Low Voltage supply 53.19 116.61 B Urgent – Low Voltage supply 147.83 215.68 C High Voltage Supply POA POA MS-9 Meter exchange A Single phase whole current meter 64.55 137.05 B Three phase whole current meter 64.55 137.05 C Current transformer meter 64.55 137.05 MS-10 Meter investigation 178.01 257.46 MS-11 Communications link installation A Radio frequency communications link 64.55 137.05 B Cellular communications link 324.34 396.84 MS-12 Communications link deactivation 64.55 137.05 MS-13 Meter test (laboratory) A Single phase whole current meter 453.01 559.73 B Three phase whole current meter 563.43 681.19 MS-14 Meter test (on- site) A Single phase whole current meter 340.31 435.99 B Three phase whole current meter 465.43 572.15 C Current transformer meter 549.97 662.22 MS-15 Meter reconfiguration A Manual 64.55 137.05 B Remote 20.02 20.02 MS-16 Enablement of signal pulse outputs 307.50 397.67 MS-17 Remove Meter 127.91 204.27 MS-18 Verify Meter Energy Data 6.51 6.51 MS-19 Non-scheduled special Meter Reading A Accumulation Meter (Manual) 9.87 32.16 B Interval Meter (Manual) 13.66 40.91 33 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. 34 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. 35 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. ID Service Description Fee ($ per unit unless otherwise stated) Metro Country C Interval Meter (Remote) 0.60 0.60 MS-20 One off manual Interval Read 17.66 44.91 Western Power will waive, or refund or offset as appropriate, the Fee for any Metering Service that is shown to have been incurred due to erroneous information supplied by Western Power.
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Extended Metering Services. MS‐7 De‐energise (Manual) A Low Voltage supply 53.19 116.61 B High Voltage supply POA POA MS‐8 Re‐energise (Manual) A Standard – Low Voltage supply 53.19 116.61 B Urgent – Low Voltage supply 147.83 215.68 High Voltage Supply POA POA MS‐9 Meter exchange A Single phase whole current meter 64.55 137.05 B Three phase whole current meter 64.55 137.05 C Current transformer meter 64.55 137.05 MS‐10 Meter investigation 178.01 257.46 MS‐11 Communications link installation A Radio frequency communications link 64.55 137.05 B Cellular communications link 324.34 396.84 MS‐12 Communications link deactivation 64.55 137.05 MS‐13 Meter test (laboratory) A Single phase whole current meter 453.01 559.73 B Three phase whole current meter 563.43 681.19 MS‐14 Meter test (on‐ site) A Single phase whole current meter 340.31 435.99 B Three phase whole current meter 465.43 572.15 C Current transformer meter 549.97 662.22 MS‐15 Meter reconfiguration A Manual 64.55 137.05 B Remote 20.02 20.02 MS‐16 Enablement of signal pulse outputs 307.50 397.67 MS‐17 Remove Meter 127.91 204.27 MS‐18 Verify Meter Energy Data 6.51 6.51 MS‐19 Non‐scheduled special Meter Reading A Accumulation Meter (Manual with or without Nomination Date) 9.87 41.47 B Interval Meter (Manual with or without Nomination Date)) 13.66 52.76 37 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. 38 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. 39 The fee for this service forms part of the reference tariff. ID Service Description Fee ($ per unit unless otherwise stated) Metro Country C Interval Meter (Remote) 0.60 0.60 D Appointment ‐ Accumulation Meter (Manual) 16.62 117.19 E Appointment ‐ Interval Meter (Manual) 22.88 158.90 MS‐20 One off manual Interval Read 17.66 44.91 Western Power will waive, or refund or offset as appropriate, the Fee for any Metering Service that is shown to have been incurred due to erroneous information supplied by Western Power.
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