Common use of TIME KEEPING Clause in Contracts

TIME KEEPING. (A) The Outstation time must be set to Co-ordinated Universal Time Clock (UTC). The Outstation time shall not switch to or from British Summer Time (BST). (B) Time synchronisation of the Outstation may be performed: (i) remotely by the Generator as part of the normal interrogation process; or (ii) locally by an Interrogation Unit (“IU”). (C) When time synchronisation occurs, the relevant Settlement Unit must be marked with an alarm indication as described in paragraph 3.11 below. (D) The overall limits of error for timekeeping, allowing for a failure to communicate with the Outstation for up to twenty (20) days, shall be as follows: (i) each Settlement Unit must end within ± 20 seconds of UTC; and (ii) the duration of each Settlement Unit must be within ± 1.8 seconds of thirty (30) minutes according to UTC, except where time synchronisation has occurred in a Settlement Unit.

TIME KEEPING. (A) The Outstation time must be set to Co-ordinated Universal Time Clock (UTC). The Outstation time shall not switch to or from British Summer Time (BST). (B) Time synchronisation of the Outstation may be performed: (i) remotely by the Generator as part of the normal interrogation process; or (ii) locally by an Interrogation Unit (“IU”). (C) When time synchronisation occurs, the relevant Settlement Unit must be marked with an alarm indication as described in paragraph 3.11 below. (D) The overall limits of error for timekeeping, allowing for a failure to communicate with the Outstation for up to twenty (20) days, shall be as follows: (i) each Settlement Unit must end within ± 20 seconds of UTC; and (ii) the duration of each Settlement Unit must be within ± 1.8 seconds of thirty (30) minutes according to UTC, except where time synchronisation has occurred in a Settlement Unit.thirty

TIME KEEPING. (A) 3.10.1 The Outstation time must be set to Co-ordinated Universal Time Clock (UTC). The Outstation time shall not switch to or from British Summer Time (BST). (B) 3.10.2 Time synchronisation of the Outstation may be performed: (i) remotely by the Generator as part of the normal interrogation process; or (ii) locally by an Interrogation Unit (“IU”). (C) 3.10.3 When time synchronisation occurs, the relevant Settlement Unit must be marked with an alarm indication as described in paragraph 3.11 below. (D) 3.10.4 The overall limits of error for timekeeping, allowing for a failure to communicate with the Outstation for up to twenty (20) days, shall be as follows: (ia) each Settlement Unit must end within ± 20 seconds of UTC; and (iib) the duration of each Settlement Unit must be within ± 1.8 seconds of thirty (30) minutes according to UTC, except where time synchronisation has occurred in a Settlement Unit.