Quality of Demand Sample Clauses

Quality of Demand. 11.1 The Network User shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that in each contract with its Consumers that if the characteristics of the Consumer’s Equipment or demand interferes with the quality of supply of Electricity, (including harmonic voltages and currents injected back into the Distribution Network), to any one or more consumers of any Other Network User (other than the Network User) also using the Distribution Network, or interferes with the operation of any of the Distributor’s Remote Signal Services or other Fittings (as those Distributor’s Remote Signal Services and Fittings were operated at the Commencement Date, as may be subsequently altered from time to time in accordance with Good Industry Practice), the Consumer shall, upon notice from the Distributor or the Network User, remedy the interference at its cost as soon as practicable (and in any event within 20 Business Days of the date of the notice). If the Consumer fails to remedy the cause within such 20 Business Day period, the Distributor may require the Consumer’s Point of Supply to be disconnected.
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Quality of Demand. 11.1 The Network User shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that in each contract with its Consumers that if the characteristics of the Consumer’s Equipment or demand interferes with the quality of supply of Electricity to any one or more consumers of any Other Network User (other than the Network User) also using the Distribution Network, or interferes with the operation of any of the Distributor’s Remote Signal Services or other Fittings (as those Distributor’s Remote Signal Services and Fittings were operated at the Commencement Date, as may be subsequently altered from time to time in accordance with Good Industry Practice), the Consumer shall, upon notice from the Distributor or the Network User, remedy the interference at its cost as soon as practicable (and in any event within 20 Business Days of the date of the notice). If the Consumer fails to remedy the cause within such 20 Business Day period, the Distributor may require the Consumer’s Point of Supply to be Disconnected.
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Quality of Demand. 14.1 The Independent Retailer shall require in each contract with its Consumers that if the characteristics of the Consumer’s Equipment or demand interferes with the quality of supply of Electricity to any other Consumer, any one or more consumers of any Other Independent Retailer (other than the Independent Retailer) also using the Distribution Network, or interferes with the operation of any of the Distributor’s Remote Signal Services or other Fittings (as those Distributor’s Remote Signal Services and Fittings were operated at the Commencement Date, as may be subsequently altered from time to time in accordance with Good Industry Practice), the Consumer shall, upon notice from the Distributor or the Independent Retailer, remedy the interference at its cost as soon as practicable (and in any event within 20 Business Days of the date of the notice). If the Consumer fails to remedy the cause within such 20 Business Day period, the Distributor may require the Consumer’s Point of Supply to be Disconnected.
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Quality of Demand. 11.1 Where, as a result of changes by a Connected Customer to its Fittings or demand after Commencement Date, the characteristics of the Customer’s Fittings or demand materially interferes with the quality of supply to any other Connected Customer, or customer of the Distributor, or materially interferes with the operation of the Distributor’s Load Management Service or the Distribution Network, the Retailer shall, upon notice from the Distributor, arrange for the Connected Customer to remedy the interference or arrange for disconnection of the Connected Customer’s Premises (at the Retailer’s cost) as soon as practicable. Where such action to remedy or disconnect is not taken within a reasonable time, the Distributor may disconnect the Connected Customer’s Premises (at the Retailer’s cost).
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