Reliability of Power supply/ Use of DG set Sample Clauses

Reliability of Power supply/ Use of DG set. Lighting and small power is on normal power supply as well as part of the same is on DG power supply available in Depot building. Hence, no separate DG power requirement has been envisaged. However, air conditioning system is based on normal power network not on DG power supply network. No UPS supply will be made available to Licensee from DMRC system and Licensees can provide UPS / Inverter at their own cost in own premises, if desire or need arise.
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Reliability of Power supply/ Use of DG set a. Power Supply of DMRC is from reliable network which draws power from two different 66 kV sources. In case of failure of one source, power can be fed from second source. The power supply connection released for commercial activity is from single feeder from this available DMRC power network. Hence, for reliability of power supply, if desire, individual Licensee can install their own DG set at their own cost, as DG power available in DMRC network will not be made available to Licensee(spare capacity is not available). DG set planned for this purpose should cover Licensee’s load requirement and same to be provided in line with guidelines issued by DMRC (refer Annexure-IV-B).
Reliability of Power supply/ Use of DG set. 6.25.4.1 Licensee shall be given only normal power supply available in station premises. Licensee may use suitable voltage stabilizers and power factor correction equipment as per requirement. KMRL shall not be providing any power supply from station DG set or UPS. Although the power fed from normal source is quite reliable, Licensees may however, provide UPS / Inverter at their own cost in own premises, if desire or need arise and to be ensured that power shall not be back feed to the mains.

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