Heaters. Switchgear and enclosure heaters are a critical component in the long term viability of the Connecting Transmission Owner’s instrument metering transformers and main service equipment, when installed within a metal enclosed cabinet and exposed to outdoor conditions. The Interconnection Customer will show, schematically, the wiring scheme proposed to maintain service to the enclosure heaters and shall also provide a method of testing the heaters on a regular basis. This may be through an external terminal strip which can be probed for current flow, or by an alarm scheme. T1 Communication Line The Interconnection Customer is required to install a T1 communication line for the RTU and shall be responsible for all costs associated with such installation. Once installed, the T1 Line will become the permanent means of communication for the XXX.
Heaters. The most common reason for heaters to stop working is clothes being left drying on top causing them to overheat and short-out. To figure out how your storage heaters are supposed to work visit xxx.xx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxx/Xxxxxxx_xxxxxx and see Basic Controls - 2.i, p.3 5 Rent increases / reductions – In the same way the Landlord cannot increase the rent during the term of a lease, he also cannot reduce the rent before the term. We can’t even approach the Landlord before the renewal date - 2.a, p.3
Heaters. In the event you should choose to supply heat for your guests, we are able to supply the rental of mushroom propane heaters at $75/piece, includes propane. However, due to St. Xxxxx Fire Department and SC state fire codes, these type of heaters are only allowed outside of the tent. Should you prefer to heat our tent, local rental companies can provide a heat xxxxxx for rental, which meets fire code requirements.
Heaters. Portable heaters are not permitted in the Activity Barn. They can burn the wood floor and are considered a potential fire hazard. The unauthorized use of a portable heater is a minor misdemeanor and subject to a $150-$300 fine per Ohio Revised Code 1545.09 and 1545.99.
Heaters. All fueling, maintenance, checking, or on the job repair of all heaters used for temporary heating, such as Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Dravo, Warner, Silent Glo and other similar types is the work of the Operating Engineer. Operating Engineers will not be required when electric heaters are powered by a commercial source. Operating Engineers will not be required when heaters are furnished and serviced by a commercial source.
Heaters. The marketing of heaters (for hangars and aircraft) is allowed in Exhibit Space, however, the operation of heaters INDOORS is NOT ALLOWED. The safety and comfort of both the Exhibitor and the public is EAA’s highest concern.
Heaters. Engine heaters shall be of such size as to not overload the electric system. Fuel-fired, hot-air type heaters are permitted if attended on a continuous basis while in use. Electric space heaters are prohibited.
Heaters. Timers that are set by the Property Officer control the gas heaters in the main hall. Hirers cannot adjust these timers. Hirers can adjust the thermostats where necessary at the beginning of the function. We have found that if the thermostats are set to 17 degrees, the hall should be warm enough in normal circumstances. Once the thermostats are set, the heaters come on automatically. The thermostats must be turned back to zero at the end of the function. The Committee reserves the right to retain 2 5 % o f the deposit if this rule is not complied with. The heaters in the toilets, kitchen and lobby are left on during the winter.
Heaters. A. Three (3) heaters must be installed.
Heaters. □ Ensure each heater in the main hall and Supper Room is still set to the maximum setting on its dial, as this enables the controller on the wall to work as programmed. Entrance area heater to be set to minimum on dial.