Time period for restoration of supply Sample Clauses

Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor will use its reasonable endeavours and act in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to: Town: restore supply within 4 hours following notification of an Town Unplanned Service Interruption; Country: restore supply within 8 hours following notification of a Rural Unplanned Service Interruption; and For the purpose of this Service Measure: Town means – All Invercargill Gore, Winton, Te Anau, generally within the 50 km/h speed zones; Country means - all areas other than Town. $40 in respect of each ICP up to 63 Amps directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption to the extent the Service Level is not met, subject to the general limit of liability. $100 in respect of each ICP greater than 63 Amps directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption to the extent the Service Level is not met, subject to the general limit of liability.
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Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor will use its reasonable endeavours and act in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to: Urban: restore supply within 3 hours following notification of an Urban Unplanned Service Interruption; Rural: restore supply within 6 hours following notification of a Rural Unplanned Service Interruption; and Remote Rural: restore supply within 12 hours following notification of a Remote Rural Unplanned Service Interruption. For the purpose of this Service Measure: Urban means the geographical areas identified as “Urban Service Level Zones” on the Distributor’s website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/tell-me-about/electricity/network-coverage-area; Rural means the geographical areas identified as “Rural Service Level Zones” on the Distributor’s website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/tell-me-about/electricity/network-coverage-area; and Remote Rural means all areas on the Distributor’s network other than Urban and Rural areas (as defined above). Not applicable
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Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor must: Urban: restore supply within 4 hours following notification of an Urban Unplanned Service Interruption; and Rural: restore supply within 6 hours following notification of a Rural Unplanned Service For the purpose of this Service Measure: Urban means Dunedin, Mosgiel, Queenstown, Wanaka, Cromwell, and Xxxxxxxxx, generally within the 50km speed zone boundary; and Rural means all areas other than Urban. The amount payable in accordance with the Distributor’s Customer Charter in respect of restoration of supply for Unplanned Service Interruptions, a copy of which can be accessed on the Distributor’s website. Interruption.
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Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor will use its reasonable endeavours and act in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to: restore supply within 4 hours following notification of an Unplanned Service Interruption. This Service Measure covers: The Electricity Invercargill Limited network area. $40 in respect of each ICP up to 63 Amps directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption to the extent the Service Level is not met, subject to the general limit of liability. $100 in respect of each ICP greater than 63 Amps directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption to the extent the Service Level is not met, subject to the general limit of liability.
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Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor will use its reasonable endeavours and act in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to: Urban: restore supply within 3 hours following notification of an Urban Unplanned Service Interruption; Rural: restore supply within 6 hours following notification of a Rural Unplanned Service Interruption; and Remote Rural: restore supply within 12 hours following notification of a Remote Rural Unplanned Service Interruption. Unplanned Service Interruptions reported by the Customer are subject to validation by the Distributor. The Service Measure excludes Service Interruptions that do not originate within the Network. Urban includes the townships of: • Ashburton including Tinwald. • Fairton. • Methven. • Rakaia. • Chertsey. • Xxxxxxxx. • Mt Xxxxxx. •
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Time period for restoration of supply. Unplanned Service Interruptions The Distributor mustwill use its reasonable endeavours and act in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to: Urban: restore supply within 3 hours following notification of an Urban Unplanned Service Interruption; Rural: restore supply within 6 hours following notification of a Rural Unplanned Service Interruption; and Remote Rural: restore supply within 12 hours following notification of a Remote Rural Unplanned Service Interruption. For the purpose of this Service Measure: Urban means [Distributor to define geographically];the geographical areas identified as “Urban Service Level Zones” on the Distributor’s website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/tell-me-about/electricity/network-coverage; Rural means [Distributor to define geographically];the geographical areas identified as “Rural Service Level Zones” on the Distributor’s website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/tell-me-about/electricity/network-coverage; and Remote Rural means [Distributor to define geographically].all areas on the Distributor’s network other than Urban and Rural areas (as defined above). $50 in respect of each ICP up to 60 A per phase directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption, plus a further $50 for each complete 24hr period in excess of the time limit, subject to the general limit of liability. $150 in respect of each ICP greater than 60 A per phase directly affected by the Unplanned Service Interruption, plus a further $150 for each complete 24hr period in excess of the time limit, subject to the general limit of liability.Not applicable
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