Fault Protection Sample Clauses
The Fault Protection clause establishes measures to safeguard parties from losses or damages resulting from faults or failures in performance. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of each party to prevent, detect, and address faults, and may specify procedures for notification, remediation, or compensation if a fault occurs. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and ensure that both parties are protected against unforeseen issues, thereby promoting accountability and minimizing potential disputes related to performance failures.
Fault Protection. Since there is no plant step up (“PSU”) transformer, the Interconnection Customer must provide protection that will operate instantaneously for all faults on its 34.5kV system. Two (2) independent protection systems must be used as the protection is required for coordination. Each of the two schemes must operate separate lockout relays to trip and block the necessary breakers.
Fault Protection. Adequate protection facilities shall be provided by the Owner to protect the LES service wires from fault currents originating from the Facility. The Owner shall also be responsible to provide adequate protection for the Facility from fault currents originating in LES.
Fault Protection. Generation Facility's fault protection shall coordinate with GPU System protective devices for faults. All fault protection settings are to be specified by the Power Producer and approved by GPU Energy for coordination purposes only.
Fault Protection a. Adequate protection facilities shall be provided by to protect LCUB’s electric system from fault currents originating from the production facility.
b. It shall be the responsibility of to provide adequate protection for its production facility from fault currents originating on LCUB’s electric system.
Fault Protection. The Facility’s protection system (the “Generator Interface Protection”) shall be capable of automatically isolating the generator from Elexicon’s distribution system for the following: • internal faults within the Facility; and/or • external faults on Elexicon’s distribution system supply feeder(s) as outlined in D.3.9.3 above. Typically fault protection is provided by over-current, unbalanced voltage, impedance or other fault detection elements.
Fault Protection. At its sole cost and expense, Owner shall provide adequate protection facilities to protect the SSC service wires from fault currents originating from the Facility. Owner shall also be responsible to provide adequate protection for the Facility from fault currents originating from the SSC electrical system. Owner shall promptly repair, at its sole cost and expense, any damage the Facility may cause to SSC’s service wires or electric system.