Interruption definition

Interruption means a reduction in non-firm transmission service due to economic reasons pursuant to Tariff, Part II, section 14.7.

Interruption means the temporary unavailability of supply from the distribution system to a customer, but does not include disconnection under Part 7.

Interruption means a temporary unavailability or temporary curtailment of the supply of energy from a distribution system to a customer, but does not include disconnection;

Examples of Interruption in a sentence

• Any COI Service Interruption, outage, degradation of COI Service, or failure to meet any objective stated in this SLA is not a default or breach under the Agreement, but may entitle Customer to a Service Credit (as defined below) for a qualifying COI Service Interruption.

• Customer shall cooperate with Xxx at all times in testing, determining and verifying that a qualifying COI Service Interruption, Network Latency, and/or Data Delivery Rate issue has occurred.

• For example, if the COI Services experience an outage for one (1) day due to a Force Majeure event, and otherwise experience no other outage or COI Service Interruption during the applicable month, Xxx will be deemed to have met the COI Service Availability performance standard and no Service Credit(s) (as defined below) will be provided.

• The available Service Credit for a COI Service Interruption is identified in the table below as a percentage of the monthly recurring charge (“MRC”) for the portion of the affected COI Services experiencing a qualifying COI Service Interruption.

• Service Credits are not cumulative (e.g. if a qualifying COI Service Interruption lasted 20 hours, Customer will receive a credit equal to 20% of the MRC for the portion of the COI Services experiencing a COI Service Interruption, but Customer does not also receive a separate Service Credit for the “≥ 30 min.

More Definitions of Interruption

Interruption means a loss of service to one or more customers or other facilities and is the result of one or more component outages. The types of interruption include momentary event, sustained, and scheduled. The following interruption causes shall not be included in the calculation of the reliability indices:

Interruption means the loss of electrical service to one (1) or more customers connected to the distribution portion of the system.

Interruption means in the case of a customer’s water or recycled water supply, a total loss of flow from a water business to a customer.

Interruption means a temporary unavailability or temporary curtailment of the supply of energy from a distribution system to a customer, but does not include disconnection; National Electricity Rules means the rules made under the National Electricity Law; National Gas Rules means the rules made under the National Gas Law; premises means the address at which customer connection services are provided to you and, to avoid doubt, may include your electrical or gas installation; relevant authority means any person or body who has the power under law to direct us, including the Australian Energy Market Operator and State or Federal Police; retailer means a person that is authorised to sell energy to customers; Rules means the National Energy Retail Rules made under the National Energy Retail Law; small customer means:

Interruption or "Outage" means any period during which a Transponder fails to meet the Transponder Performance Specifications and such circumstances preclude the use of the Transponder for its intended purpose.

Interruption or “Interrupt” means a reduction in Regional Transmission Service due to economic reasons.

Interruption means the loss of electric service to one or more customers. It is the result of one or more component outages, depending on system configuration or other events. See “outage” and “major event.” The types of interruption include momentary event, sustained and scheduled.