Common use of Failure of Communication Equipment Clause in Contracts

Failure of Communication Equipment. If a communication failure affects either the transfer trip channels or the blocking channels; the Transmitter will decide whether or not the Customer should remain connected to the high- voltage system. The Transmitter must advise the Customer, through the appropriate communication protocol outlined in this code, of the situation, the choices available to the Customer and the risks involved. Since the Transmitter will take the decision according to its own interests, the Customer can choose to remain or separate from the high-voltage system at its own risk.

Failure of Communication Equipment. If a communication failure affects either the transfer trip channels or the blocking channels; the Transmitter will decide whether or not the Customer should remain connected to the high- high-voltage system. The Transmitter must advise the Customer, through the appropriate communication protocol outlined in this code, of the situation, the choices available to the Customer and the risks involved. Since the Transmitter will take the decision according to its own interests, the Customer can choose to remain or separate from the high-voltage system at its own risk.

Failure of Communication Equipment. If a communication failure affects either the transfer trip channels or the blocking channels; the Transmitter will decide whether or not the Customer should remain connected to the high- voltage system. The Transmitter must advise the Customer, through the appropriate communication protocol outlined in this code, of the situation, the choices available to the Customer and the risks involved. Since the Transmitter will take the decision according to its Transmission System Code, Appendix 1 (version B) own interests, the Customer can choose to remain or separate from the high-voltage system at its own risk.