Safety disconnect Sample Clauses

Safety disconnect a) The Member shall install a visible load break disconnect switch at the Member’s expense and to the Cooperative’s specifications.
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Safety disconnect. The Small Generator shall provide and install, at the Small Generator's expense, a visible break disconnect switch. The disconnect switch will be located so as to be readily accessible to City personnel in a location acceptable to both the Small Generator and the City. Said disconnect shall be clearly identified by means of signage which shall read as follows: WARNING ELECRIC SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT TOUCH TERMINALS It shall be the type of switch which can be secured in an open position by a City padlock. The City shall have the right to lock the switch open whenever, in the judgment of the City, (1) it is necessary to maintain safe electrical operating or maintenance conditions, (2) the Small Generator's Power Generating Installation adversely affects the City's electric distribution system, or (3) there is a system emergency or other abnormal operating condition which warrants disconnection. The City reserves the right to operate the safety disconnect for the protection of the City's system even if it affects Small Generator's Power Generating Installation. In the event the City opens and closes the disconnect switch, it shall not be responsible for energizing or restoring parallel operation of the Power Generating Installation. The City will make reasonable efforts to notify the Small Generator in the event the disconnect switch has been opened. The Small Generator will not bypass the disconnect switch at any time for any reason.
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Safety disconnect. The Producer, or at the Producer's option, the Cooperative, shall provide and install, at the Producer's expense, a visible break disconnect switch. The disconnect switch will be located so as to be readily accessible to Cooperative personnel in a location acceptable to both the Producer and the Cooperative. It shall be the type of switch which can be secured in an open position by a Cooperative padlock. The Cooperative shall have the right to lock the switch open whenever, in the judgment of the Cooperative, (1) it is necessary to maintain safe electrical operating or maintenance conditions, (2) the Producer's power generating installation adversely affects the Cooperative's electric distribution system, or (3) there is a system emergency or other abnormal operating condition which warrants disconnection. The Cooperative reserves the right to operate the disconnect for the protection of the Cooperative's system even if it affects Producer's power generating installation. In the event the Cooperative opens and closes the disconnect switch it shall not be responsible for energization or restoration of parallel operation of the generating installation. The Cooperative will make reasonable efforts to notify the Producer in the event the disconnect switch has been operated. The Producer will not bypass the disconnect switch at any time for any reason.
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Safety disconnect. The DG Facility owner will be required by the Cooperative to install a visible load break disconnect switch at the DG Facility owner’s expense and to the Cooperative’s specifications. The Cooperative shall have the right to lock the disconnect switch open and reserves the right to operate the disconnect switch for the protection of the Cooperative’s system as provided under the DG Policy.
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