Loss of service means the loss of electrical power, a complete loss of voltage, to one or more customers. This does not include any of the power quality issues such as sags, swells, impulses, or harmonics. Also see definition of “interruption.”
Loss of service means a Fault affecting one or more of the EMP Services excluding periods of Scheduled Outages;
Loss of service means the interruption of the transmission, conveyance or routing of voice, data, audio, video, or any other information or signals that the consumer has engaged the services of telecommunications provider to ensure that transmission, conveyance or routing occurs;
Examples of Loss of service in a sentence
Loss of service availability for Voice can be caused by a number of reasons, including, without limitation, network failures caused by weather events, network or equipment upgrades, network congestion, or other technical problems.
Loss of service for four (4) or more hours to ten (10) percent or 500 or more of the customers, whichever is less.
Loss of service during the process of porting, if any, shall not exceed one working day.
Loss of service credit will occur for the duration of the leave; no benefit credit will be accrued toward vacation or sick leave.
Loss of service credit will occur for the period of a leave of absence without pay.
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Loss of service means the inability of a third party, who is authorised to do so, to gain access to your professional services through the internet.
Loss of service means that NextLevel is unable to transmit IP packets on your behalf, such that you are unable to communicate with or access any other Internet Service Providers via the IP transmission protocol or unable to communicate with or access any other telecommunications providers via the Public Switched Telephone Network, as a result of the failure of NextLevel facilities, equipment, or personnel used to provide the NextLevel Internet™, or NextLevelVoice™ Services.
Loss of service means Loss of Service as defined in Part 2 of Schedule 3. Minimum Period means the period from signature of this Contract to the expiry of the 12th anniversary of 31 October 1998 or such later date as may be substituted pursuant to the provisions of Sub- clause 17.2.1, and as such period may be extended by the Customer pursuant to the provisions of Sub-clause 15.1. "Multiplier" means the Multiplier as described in Part 1 of Schedule 3. "Network means the network management service and fault Management reporting procedure as described in Schedule 7 to Service" be provided under this Contract in relation to the Service. "Operational Service means the date as defined in paragraph 1.4 (b) of Date" Schedule 2.
Loss of service means a complete loss of voltage to one or more metering points, but does not include power quality issues such as transients, sags, swells, flickers, harmonics, and other waveform distortions.
Loss of service means a fault which causes continuous
Loss of service means failure of the Service to meet the Specification, as described in Appendix A.
Loss of service means that GTA is unable to transmit IP packets on your behalf, such that you are unable to communicate with or access any other Internet Service providers via the IP transmission protocol or unable to communicate with or access any other telecommunications providers via the Public Switched Telephone Network, as a result of the failure of GTA facilities, equipment, or personnel used to provide the Hosted PBX services. The Network Availability Commitment in this Section 4 does not cover or apply to: (a) Services activation or any Loss of Service caused by our maintenance of the system or Network; or (b) problems or issues relating to your equipment at the Service Address, including, but not limited to your Local Area Network, your phone equipment (including cables, PBX and associated cards), routine maintenance events, outages or disruptions caused by you either directly or indirectly, interconnections to or from and connectivity within other Local Exchange Carriers’ networks (for example, calls to certain numbers or area codes), subsequent voice carriers’ networks, interconnections to or from and connectivity within other Internet Service Provider networks, degraded or slow Services, and Force Majeure events. GTA reserves the right to change or modify the terms and conditions of the Network Availability Commitment at any time by notice to you. Said notice will be sent to you 30 days prior to the change and may be given in any of the following forms: via xxx.xxx.xxx, via telephone, email, or text message. You are eligible for a credit of 1/1140 of the Hosted PBX fixed recurring monthly charges for each full 30 minutes that you experienced a covered Network outage for that Service after you have reported it to our Call Center at xxx@xxx.xxx or 0-000-000-0000. Credit limites and reporting procedures To be eligible for the Network Availability Commitment, you first must notify our Call Center immediately when you experience a Network outage or Loss of Service. Our Call Center staff will investigate the reported outage and assign a trouble ticket number. For purposes of determining the duration of a Network outage, a Network outage begins when you notify Call Center and ends when GTA confirms that Services have been re- established. All Network Availability Commitment credit requests are subject to GTA’s review and verification. Your responsibilities In addition to your other responsibilities under this Contract, you agree that you and anyone using the Services...