Voltage Fluctuations. The Utility’s flicker standard is defined as: Any system or load shall not affect the voltage of other Utility customers to such an extent that the disturbance is perceived and irritating to other customers. This is approximately a 2-3 volt dip on a 120 volt basis for a very short period of time. Exhibit A-1 GRICUA HOLD TAG AND CLEARANCE PROCEDURE FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATION Definition A GRICUA hold tag is defined as: “THE DISABLING OF A RECLOSING OPERATION OF A BREAKER OR LINE RECLOSER”. The Hold Tag is used to aid in protection of personnel working on or near energized equipment, whereby REENERGIZING of a line is disabled. When a Hold Tag for a circuit is in effect, if the circuit BREAKER OR LINE RECLOSER trips open, it prevents RECLOSING OF A BREAKER OR RECLOSER until it is verified that all personnel are in the clear AND THE CREW CANCELS THE HOLD TAG.
Voltage Fluctuations. Facility Owner shall ensure that the connection of the Facility to the CEB System does not result in the level of fluctuation of the supply voltage on the CEB System at the Interconnection Boundary, measured at the Point of Delivery, exceeding limits set out below.
Voltage Fluctuations. The Generator must not cause an unacceptable level of voltage fluctuation during starting, operation, or shutdown of its generating facility. TOP's standard for voltage flicker limits are shown in TOP's Power Quality Specifications and Guidelines for Customers.
