Data Center Temperature and Humidity Incident Sample Clauses

Data Center Temperature and Humidity Incident. If the supply air (cold aisle) temperature or relative humidity inside Customer’s colocation space falls outside the ASHRAE recommended range, a “Temperature or Humidity Incident” shall be deemed to have occurred, for which NTTA shall instigate corrective action immediately. If the corrective action fails to restore normal environmental conditions (temperature and humidity within ASHRAE TC 9.9 “Recommended Range”) within 48 hours, then Customer may be eligible for a credit, subject to the definitions of Temperature and Humidity Interruption in Paragraph 2.2 and the Interruption Eligibility Periods in Section 3 and exceptions in Section 4 below.
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