Generators Clause Samples

Generators. Temporary installation of generators, and permanent installation of generators that are placed inside existing buildings or that occupy an area under 50 square feet behind the building they serve.

Generators. The analysis shall include all generators with a Winter Capability equal to or greater than 10.0 MW. Multiple generators connected to a single bus with a total Winter Capability equal to or greater than 10.0 MW shall also be included.

Generators. Licensee shall not allow or install generators or back-up generators in the Public Right-of-Way.

Generators. If you choose to use your own generator, the following rules will apply. Do not use generator inside the trailer - it MUST be kept outside. Do not leave the trailer unattended while a generator is running. Do not run a generator overnight or while sleeping due to safety reasons. Your generator must be a minimum of 3500 ▇▇▇▇▇ to run the systems within the RV without causing a power issue. You, the renter, assume all responsibility for any and all damages caused to the trailer & its appliances and systems by the use of a generator.

Generators. Generator/Welder House: one (1) Engineer required.

Generators. Any generators in the Use Areas must be specifically approved by the City. Generators must be equipped with well-maintained mufflers and comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Exercising a fixed generator must be confined to not more than a single session of one (1) hour or less each calendar month between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on a day that is not a weekend or holiday. No portable generators can be used except when power to the Communications Equipment is down during an emergency. In such case, the portable generator will need to be removed within four (4) hours after the power has been restored.

Generators. No generators are permitted without prior approval. Absolutely no loud generators.

Generators. Use of generators and fireworks in public parks is prohibited.

Generators. Proper installation of generators is critical in order to avoid a fire, damage to electrical equipment, injury, and death. Poisoning from carbon monoxide due to unventilated exhaust is possible. A CO detector can warn you when carbon monoxide is present in a dwelling or other occupied space. CO detectors should be installed in the home and tested monthly. Generators should never be installed indoors or near windows or intake vents outdoors or where water puddles. Keep plenty of space open around the generator for air flow. The following guidelines must be followed when adding a permanent generator to the outside of your home: 1. Homeowners must submit a request to both the local HOA and the Executive Committee of CCAC using forms available on the CCC webpage. 2. Generators should be installed at least 18” from your home. If it is not designed like an air conditioning unit to be permanently outdoors, it should be under an open canopy. It must also have architectural esthetic approval and be away from public view. 3. Generators must be placed on a surface where water cannot puddle around it.