Point of Termination definition

Point of Termination means the point where an electrical circuit or communications link terminates into a specific piece of equipment, further described as the final point of termination for power or communications required to operate a device.

Point of Termination means the demarcation point and the point at which Veracity’s responsibility to provide service ends and where the Customers or End-User responsibilities begin.

Point of Termination means the point at which a Party's responsibility to provide equipment and Service ends and the other Party's or the End-User's responsibilities begin. The Point of Termination shall be identified in the applicable ASR as the demarcation point. The demarcation point shall be located within a Party's POP, a local exchange carrier's local serving office, a long-distance carrier's POP or an End-User Premise.

Examples of Point of Termination in a sentence

• Such wiring or cable will be installed by the Telephone Company to the Point of Termination.

• Collocation augments required, either at the Point of Termination (POT) Bay, Collocation node, or for splitter placement, must be ordered using standard collocation applications and procedures, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties or specified in this Agreement.

• A rollover is a Carrier initiated move that involves a change of a Point of Termination from an existing service within the same Carrier premises.

• Included as part of the Channel Termination is a standard channel interface arrangement which defines the technical characteristics associated with the type of facilities to which the access service is to be connected at the Point of Termination (POT) and the type of signaling capability, if any.

• Moves of the Point of Termination at the customer designated premises will be as set forth in 6.4.4 and 7.2.3 following.

More Definitions of Point of Termination

Point of Termination. The demarcation point and the point at which ELI's responsibility to provide Service ends and where the Customer or End-User responsibilities begin.

Point of Termination means, with respect to collocation arrangements, the point of demarcation, at which PACIFIC's responsibility for the provisioning of service ends.

Point of Termination. A location at which Pioneer Connect’s Service responsibilities end and Customer’s responsibilities begin. A Point of Termination may be the demarc where Pioneer Connect and Customer interconnect at Customer Premises, which may include a meet-me location, a local exchange carrier’s central office, or a long-distance carrier’s POP identified on Exhibit A.

Point of Termination means the point at which Service Provider’s responsibility to provide equipment and service ends and where Exelon’s or Exelon’s End-User responsibilities begin, identified as the interface between Service Provider and Exelon at Exelon’s POP, the local exchange carrier’s central office, a long-distance carrier’s POP or End-User sites identified on the ASR.

Point of Termination means the point at which Choice One's responsibility to provide equipment and Service ends and where Skypath,Inc's or Skypath,Inc's End-Users' responsibilities begin. The Point of Termination is identified in the applicable Service Order as the demarcation panel to which Choice One cross-connects, which panel is located within an End-User site.

Point of Termination means the point at which XO's responsibility to provide equipment and service ends and where Customer's or Customer's End User's responsibilities begin, identified as the interface between XO and Customer at Customer's Point of Presence, the local exchange carrier's central office, a long-distance carrier's Point of Presence or End-User sites identified on the ASR.

Point of Termination. The demarcation point and the point at which Electric Lightwave's responsibility to provide Service ends and where the Customer or End-User responsibilities begin.