Load Pulse Outputs Service Sample Clauses

Load Pulse Outputs Service. The Company will acquire and install equipment to allow the Supplier to have access to load pulse output from the Company’s metering equipment at the rate specified in the Terms and Conditions. The Supplier shall be responsible for providing and connecting its own devices to the load pulse output and for retrieving such information from the devices.
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Load Pulse Outputs Service. This service is offered to Customers or Suppliers who desire a pulse output from the Company’s meter. The Company will acquire and install the equipment to allow the Customer or Supplier to interface with the Company’s metering equipment and enable the Customer or Supplier to have access to load pulse output. Pulses representing kilowatt-hours are usually requested, but other electrical quantities such as kilovar- hours are also available. The Customer or Supplier has the option to connect this output to their own interval data recorder or other load monitoring or load management devices. The Customer or Supplier is responsible for connecting their own devices to the load pulse output. The one-time fee for this service is as follows: Load Pulse Output Up to Two Metered Quantities $800 per Isolation Relay Device Issued: October 9, 2020 Issued by: Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx Effective: January 1, 2021 Title: President and Chief Operating Officer NHPUC NO. 10 - ELECTRICITY DELIVERY Original Page 35 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Terms and Conditions for Suppliers DBA EVERSOURCE ENERGY
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