Electrical Systems definition

Electrical Systems means all wiring, electrical boxes,
Electrical Systems comprises any electrical installations including, but not limited to, High and Low Tension Distribution Network, transformers, busducts, switchboards, distribution boards, underground/surface cabling, lighting fittings (including within lift cars), signage lighting, wall and ceiling fans, wiring, earthing, cable support, Lightning (indoor and outdoor) systems, Uninterruptible Power Supply System, Standby Generator and Extra-low voltage systems.
Electrical Systems means an electrical system in which all the electrical equipment is, or may be, electrically connected to a common source of electrical energy, and includes such source and such equipment

Examples of Electrical Systems in a sentence

  • Service Provider shall provide call-out troubleshooting, repairs, and preventative maintenance for HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical systems (“Services”).

  • Any intellectual property owned by a Party that is used by or on behalf of another Party in the context of providing Services, shall remain the property of the originating Party.

  • Electrical systems may not be overloaded or used in a manner that adversely impacts the electrical system usage of the building/property where the Premises is located or which adversely impacts the electrical system usage of other tenants who may occupy the same building/location as Tenant.

  • N/A N Y Recommendations by the DP for options: Structural, HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical systems, for further study and analysis during the design development phase.

  • THE LESSEE to have the audit of their entire Electrical systems done on a half-yearly basis by a reputed Electrical consultant and provide a certificate certifying that all THE LESSEE’s installations including insulation resistance are in good and safe working condition and does not have any possibility of short circuit and becoming a fire source.


More Definitions of Electrical Systems

Electrical Systems. We will provide coverage up to $1000. COVERED: all interior AC wiring including receptacles, switches, fuses, single and two pole breakers. NOT COVERED: All other components, including but not limited to: Fixtures; attic or whole house exhaust fans; door bells; intercom systems; alarm systems; central vacuum systems; audio/video/computer wiring or cable; direct current (DC) wiring and systems; exterior wiring and components; telephone wiring; inadequate wiring capacity; power failure/shortage or surge; low voltage systems (including wiring and relays); load control dev ices; electrical generation systems; [solar electrical systems]; timers; touch pad assemblies; remote controls or failure caused by circuit overload. We are not responsible for any repair work which must be executed to access Interior Electrical Equipment.
Electrical Systems. Installation, maintenance, repair, removal, modification, or replacement of plant and building electrical systems including (but not limited to) switchyards, building conduit, wiring and lighting, emergency lighting, circuits and wiring, meters, transformers, utility poles, crossarms, insulators, circuit breakers, capacitors and transmission lines.
Electrical Systems includes all wiring, electrical boxes and connections, up to the public utility connections.
Electrical Systems means all wiring, electrical boxes, switches, outlets, and connections to the public utility system.
Electrical Systems means an arrangement of devices that an electric current can flow through when connected to a power source.
Electrical Systems means all wiring, electrical boxes, switches, outlets and connections up to the public utility connection.
Electrical Systems mean, for the purposes of Schedule 5 [OMR and End of Term], the Concession Infrastructure designed to be electrically run, including but not limited to luminaires, sign lights, structure lights, structure decks and other heating systems, electrical message signs and all components of each of the above.