Common use of Memory and storage capacity Clause in Contracts

Memory and storage capacity. The equipment shall have a non-volatile solid state memory (ex. SSD, flash, etc.) with the required capacity to stores at least one (1) year of continuous data based in typical recording periods and typical recording rates. Also the memory shall have a minimum storage capacity of RMS Trigger events and Instantaneous trigger events based in typical recording rates and recording periods. Typical recording periods and recording rates are:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Second Amendment Contract, First Amendment Contract

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Memory and storage capacity. The equipment shall have a non-volatile solid state memory (ex. SSD, flash, etc.) with the required capacity to stores at least one (1) year of continuous data based in typical recording periods and typical recording rates. Also the memory shall have a minimum storage capacity of 1,000 RMS Trigger events and 1,000 Instantaneous trigger events based in typical recording rates and recording periods. Typical recording periods and recording rates are:

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Renewable Power Purchase and Operating Agreement

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Memory and storage capacity. The equipment shall have a non-volatile solid state memory (ex. SSD, flash, etc.) with the required capacity to stores at least one (1) year of continuous data based in typical recording periods and typical recording rates. Also the memory shall have a minimum storage capacity of RMS Trigger events and 1,000 Instantaneous trigger events based in typical recording rates and recording periods. Typical recording periods and recording rates are:

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Amendment Contract

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