External Disconnect Switch Sample Clauses

External Disconnect Switch. The City requires a manual, lockable, load break utility-interface disconnect switch between the output of the photovoltaic inverter and the Customer’s wiring connected to the City of Lakeland’s electric distribution system. The load break device shall be both visible and accessible to Lakeland’s employees. Customer hereby grants a full license to access the Property and the PV system to ensure compliance herewith.
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External Disconnect Switch. HEC requires a manual, lockable, load break utility-interface disconnect switch between the output of the photovoltaic inverter and the Customer’s wiring connected to HEC’s electric distribution system. The load break device shall be both visible and accessible to HEC’s employees. Customer hereby grants a full license to access the Property and the PV system to ensure compliance herewith.
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External Disconnect Switch. The City requires a manual, lockable, load break utility-interface disconnect switch between the output of the photovoltaic inverter and the Customer’s wiring connected to the City’s electric distribution system. The load break device shall be both visible and accessible to the City’s employees. Customer hereby grants a full license to access the Property and the PV system to ensure compliance herewith.
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External Disconnect Switch. The CPW requires that any new or upgraded electrical installations in our service area other than privately owned homes be equipped with some type of external disconnect switch (EDS) suitable for the size and characteristics of that particular service. Any service location disconnected for any reason that does not meet this requirement shall be brought into compliance before power is restored. The EDS shall be readily accessible by authorized Laurens CPW personnel and shall be located as near to the meter location or service entrance as possible. Apartments shall have an individual EDS for each unit in addition to the main EDS for the apartment building. EDS types may be a fused disconnect switch, main breaker, or a shunt trip style breaker.
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External Disconnect Switch. A the City accessible, manual, lockable load break utility-interface disconnect switch shall be installed between the output of the inverter and customer's wire connected to the City electric distribution system. This switch is later referred to as the Customer Disconnect Switch (CDS). The CDS shall, if possible, be located near and within site of the City metering point. Alternate locations not near and within site of the City metering point shall be approved by the City and shall only be approved based on site conditions, cost shall not be considered as a justifiable cause. The CDS must provide a verifiable, visible air gap between the inverter and point of interconnection with the City system. Circuit breakers and inverter software modes do not meet the CDS requirement. A permanent weatherproof one-line diagram of the system clearly identifying all major components of the system and their relationship and location must be permanently installed at the City metering point. Prior to connection, the RRGS and associated equipment shall be tested to verify anti-islanding and power output quality. The City shall have the right to require additional testing at any time so long as the RRGS is interconnected to the City distribution system. All testing shall be performed in the presence of City personnel. Prior to testing the RRGS or associated equipment, the customer shall notify the City it intends to test the system. The City shall make every reasonable attempt to schedule its observance of the test at the customer's convenience, if agreement between the City and the customer cannot be reached as to when the test shall occur the City shall give the customer written notice of the dates and times of its availability.
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External Disconnect Switch a. For Tier 1 RGS OUC recommends, but does not require, an isolation device (manual disconnect switch). However, without an isolation device, (should there be a need to isolate the RGS) OUC will remove the meter, resulting in loss of utility distribution service. b. For Tier 2 and Tier 3 RGS, OUC reserves the right to require an isolation device per IEEE 1547-2003. The isolation device shall be a lockable manual disconnect switch of the visible load break type that is both visible to and accessible by OUC personnel. The isolation device shall be located separate from, but adjacent to, the meter base.
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