Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit Sample Clauses

Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit. (a) No later than one hundred and twenty (120) Days prior to the Commercial Operations Date and in any event before any Net Delivered Energy is delivered from the Complex to the Interconnection Point, the Seller shall at its own cost and expense procure and shall have installed and have operational the following equipment: (i) Telecommunications and tele-protection equipment (power line carrier or, at the Seller's option, power line carrier and/or microwave system) reasonably acceptable to the Purchaser at the Complex and compatible with similar equipment at the Purchaser’s grid station located at [●]. (ii) A communications unit in the control room of the Complex compatible with the Control Centre's PBX system to permit voice communications between the Complex and the Control Centre; (iii) Equipment in the Complex to transmit and receive facsimiles; and (iv) Tele-metering and data interface (or interface with the Purchaser’s microwave system adjacent to the Complex) for the Purchaser’s SCADA System satisfying the Purchaser’s reasonable requirements, which tele- metering and data interface is described in Schedule 3. (b) The selection and installation of items to be provided by the Seller in accordance with this Section 7.7 shall be subject to the prior written approval of the Purchaser, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
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Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit. (a) Not later than one hundred and twenty (120) Days prior to the Commercial Operations Date and in any event before any Net Delivered Energy is delivered from the Complex to the Interconnection Point, the Seller shall at its own cost and expense procure and shall have installed and have operational the following equipment: (i) Telecommunications and tele-protection equipment (power line carrier or, at the Seller's option, power line carrier and/or microwave system) reasonably acceptable to the Purchaser at the Complex and compatible with similar equipment at the grid station located at [__________]; (ii) A communications unit in the control room of the Complex compatible with the Control Centre's PBX system to permit voice communications between the Complex and the Control Centre; (iii) Telecommunication links and facilities adequate for the Purchaser for real-time on-line access, with data downloading capabilities in real-time, for all data measured and recorded by the Complex Monitoring System, the Anemometry System and the instrumentation on the Meteorological Towers. (iv) Equipment in the Complex to transmit and receive facsimiles; and (v) Tele-metering and data interface (or interface with the Purchaser’s microwave system adjacent to the Complex) for the Purchaser’s SCADA satisfying the Purchaser’s reasonable requirements, which tele-metering and data interface is described in Schedule 3. (b) The selection and installation of items to be provided by the Seller in accordance with this Section 7.7 shall be subject to the prior written approval of the Purchaser.
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Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit. (a) Not later than one hundred and twenty (120) Days prior to the Commercial Operations Date and in any event before any Net Electrical Output is delivered from the Complex to the Connection Point, the Company shall at its own cost and expense procure and shall have installed and have operational the following equipment: (i) Telecommunications and tele-protection equipment (optical phiber ground wire (“OPGW”) along with a backup arrangement via digital power line carrier) reasonably acceptable to NTDC and the Power Purchaser at the Complex and compatible with similar equipment at the Power Purchaser’s [ ] kV grid. (ii) A communications unit in the control room of the Complex compatible with the Control Centre's PBX system to permit voice communications between the Complex and the Control Centre; (iii) Equipment in the Complex to transmit and receive facsimiles; and (iv) Tele-metering and data interface for the Power Purchaser’s SCADA System at the Control Centre satisfying NTDC’s reasonable requirements, which tele-metering and data system interface is described in Schedule 3. (b) The selection and installation of items to be provided by the Company in accordance with this Section 7.7 shall be subject to the prior written approval of NTDC. (c) The Company shall procure identical telecom equipment at the request of and on behalf of NTDC for NTDC Interconnection Facilities according to the equipment list specified by NTDC. The Company shall provide details of the proposed order (including description of equipment, quantities and price) and NTDC shall approve the same within Thirty (30) Days from submission to it. The costs of such equipment shall be reimbursed by NTDC within sixty (60) days of submission of the invoice by the Company.
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Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit. (a) Not later than one hundred and twenty (120) Days prior to the Commercial Operations Date and in any event before any Net Delivered Energy is delivered from the Complex to the Interconnection Point, the Seller shall at its own cost and expense procure and shall have installed and have operational the following equipment: (i) Telecommunication and tele-protection equipment (DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH, etc) reasonably acceptable to the Purchaser shall be procured and installed by the Seller at the Complex, (ii) The DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH equipment installed at Complex and at NTDC/HESCO Grid Station located at [●], District [●]shall be identical and are subject to approval from NTDC. (iii) A DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH unit along with out-door coupling equipment including PABX shall be procured and installed by the seller at NTDC/HESCO Grid Station located at [●], District [●]. The cost of the DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH unit along with all the related in-door and out-door equipment and works at Purchaser end, procured and installed by the Seller, shall be promptly reimbursed by the Purchaser as a Pass-Through Item as per Schedule 1. (iv) The O&M of all the DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH equipment installed at the NTDC/HESCO Grid Station located at [●], District [●] by the Seller shall be the responsibility of NTDC. (v) The identical DPLC or Fiber Optic System including OPGW/ADSS, SDH/PDH equipment installed at the Complex and NTDC/HESCO Grid Station located at [●], District [●] by the Seller shall be used for: (i) Voice communication, (ii) Data communication, and (iii) Implementation of inter-tripping of 132 KV Transmission Line between the Complex and NTDC/HESCO Grid Station located at [●], District [●]. (iv) The voice/data communication beyond inter connection point located at the complex shall be the responsibility of NTDC; (v) Equipment in the Complex to transmit and receive facsimiles; and (vi) The SCADA signals (as per details provided by NPCC) shall be transmitted to NPCC, in real time, through V-SAT link to be provided by Seller at the Complex and at NPCC end which shall be interfaced at NPCC SCADA system end by the Purchaser. (b) The selection and installation of items to be provided by the Seller in accordance with this Section 7.7 shall be subject to the prior written approval of the Purchaser.
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Protective Devices; Telecommunications Circuit. 85 Section 7.8. Measurement of Water Flows and Net Head 85 Section 8.1. Testing of the Complex 87
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