Circuits and Wiring Sample Clauses

Circuits and Wiring. The following circuits shall be provided to the RTU by the Customer: • One (1) 20 A, 120 VAC, 60 Hz circuit to the RTU enclosure. • A dedicated 10A, 48VDC or 125VDC input is required to the RTU from the station battery. • All analog or digital circuits from the respective Customer equipment to the RTU as required by Figures 1 and 2. • Communications circuits from Customer owned equipment (meters, protective relays, etc) to the RTU shall be accomplished via an RS-232 port on the RTU. Due to the limitations of RS-232 serial communications cable, if the distance between the RTU and the Customer’s respective communications device exceeds 50 circuit feet, the Customer may utilize an alternate communications medium such as RS-485 communications or fiber optic cable if the appropriate media converters are provided and the alternate communications medium is accepted by the Company.
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