Service Entrance Section Metering Sample Clauses

Service Entrance Section Metering. Customer must provide and install, at Customer’s expense, meter sockets and metering cabinets in accordance with APS service standards, in Readily Accessible locations acceptable to APS, to accommodate any meter(s) that are required by applicable rate schedule(s) or other APS agreement (e.g. Totalized Metering) or other APS requirements (e.g. EMS Meter). Such standards are specified in the APS Electric Service Requirements Manual (ESRM), available at the following website: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/esrm. Metering Installation Requirements are addressed in Section 300 of the ESRM. APS will furnish, own, install and maintain meter(s) located at the GF SES as required by APS, and any meter(s) that may be required by the applicable electric rate schedule to measure the output of the Generator(s). The responsibility for the costs of providing and maintaining any required meters and communication circuitry as required will be specified in the applicable rate schedule or other APS agreement. Refer to Section 9.3 of this document for Metering Communication requirements. Any Metering provided by APS as described in this Section shall be located in appropriately sealed compartments, and no Customer wiring, connections, or equipment is permitted in any such APS sealed metering compartment or pull-section of the SES.
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