Operational Instrumentation definition

Operational Instrumentation means the equipment required for the measurement, processing and communication to the Company of the parameters of the Customer's Equipment and the Company’s Connection Equipment;

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Examples of Operational Instrumentation in a sentence

• Power supplies, for the operation of the Commercial Metering, the Operational Instrumentation, lighting and heating, the switchgear, control and protection equipment, unless otherwise determined by the Company, shall be in accordance with the Grid Code.

• The Company shall as part of the Company's Connection Works, provide, install, calibrate and commission in accordance with the Construction Programme (and in accordance with any relevant provisions of the Grid Code) and maintain throughout the Term, Operational Instrumentation in the Communications and Control Room which interfaces with the Company's Supervisory, Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system.

• The Company shall as part of the Company’s Connection Works, provide, install, calibrate and commission in accordance with the Construction Programme (and in accordance with any relevant provisions of the Grid Code) and maintain throughout the Term, Operational Instrumentation in the Communications and Control Room which interfaces with the Company’s Supervisory, Control and Data Acquisition (“SCADA”) system.

• Power supplies, for the operation of the Commercial Metering, the Operational Instrumentation, lighting and heating, the switchgear, control and protection equipment, unless otherwise determined by the Company, which shall be in accordance with the Grid Code.