RTU and SCADA Inputs Sample Clauses

RTU and SCADA Inputs a) A transmission-specific RTU is required for all transmission interconnections. In addition, a generation-specific RTU may be required for TSP’s generation-specific SCADA. Generator shall marshal all their RS-485 and hardwired RTU inputs at a marshalling cabinet (interface terminal block or interface cabinet) satisfactory to TSP. Generator shall engineer, procure, construct and own the marshalling cabinet, wire to the marshalling cabinet from the various generation or Substation equipment, provide TSP with documentation identifying the location of generation or Substation SCADA points wired to the marshalling cabinet, and provide TSP with terminals at the marshalling cabinet from which to wire to the RTU. Generator shall provide a dedicated Substation DC breaker and cable sourced from a minimum 8-hour Substation battery for each RTU located at Generator’s facilities.
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RTU and SCADA Inputs. 11.1. A transmission-specific RTU is required for all transmission interconnections. In addition, a generation-specific RTU is required at TSP’s Station for TSP’s generation- specific SCADA. Generator shall collect all TSP-required generation-specific SCADA inputs in one (1) or more Generator-owned TSP-approved interface devices in the Substation. Each TSP-approved interface device in the Substation will be directly polled by TSP’s generation-specific RTU in TSP’s Station via a dedicated fiber pair in the fiber optic cable between the Substation and TSP’s Station. Generator shall provide and own a TSP-approved electrical-to-optical converter on the Substation-end of each fiber pair sourcing generation-specific SCADA inputs to the TSP’s generation-specific RTU.
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