Type 1 Interconnection Sample Clauses

The Type 1 Interconnection clause defines the terms and conditions under which a generating facility connects to a utility's distribution system at a single point of interconnection. Typically, this clause outlines the technical requirements, responsibilities for equipment maintenance, and safety protocols that both the utility and the facility owner must follow. For example, it may specify metering arrangements, protective devices, and procedures for disconnecting the facility from the grid. The core function of this clause is to ensure a safe, reliable, and clearly regulated connection between the generating facility and the utility, thereby minimizing operational risks and clarifying each party's obligations.

Type 1 Interconnection. If Carrier has existing Type 1 Interconnections, CenturyLink will permit the existing Type 1 interconnections to continue under the following terms. No new Type 1 Interconnections will be provisioned and no existing Type 1 connections will be expanded. Type 1 Interconnection is a trunk connection with line treatment at an End Office that uses trunk-side signaling protocols in conjunction with a feature generically referred to as Trunk With Line Treatment. A Type 1 Interconnection uses multi-frequency (MF) address pulsing and supervision only. For M-L traffic, the wireless carrier will get access to valid NXXs that terminate to end users that are assigned to the End Office where the Type-1 interconnection is established or NXXs that terminate to any End Office that sub-tends the tandem of which the end office where the Type-1 interconnection also sub-tends. All traffic that falls within the above mentioned calling scope will be treated as local traffic and the Type-1 composite rate will apply. Any traffic that goes beyond the above mentioned calling scope must be routed to an appropriate 2A interconnection or to the wireless carrier’s IXC provider. (a) If Carrier's M-L Type 1 call routing does not comply with this agreement, an additional charge may apply to compensate CenturyLink for additional network costs to terminate traffic outside the local calling scope of a Type 1 interconnection. (b) In addition, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be responsible for any charges, including any access charges, which are billed to CenturyLink by third parties. For Type 1 interconnections, when a third party carrier submits an order to port a number from Carrier to the third party or when Carrier submits an order to port a number to Carrier, the Translations Rearrangement Charge will apply. (c) CenturyLink will work with Carrier to migrate Carrier’s Type 1 Interconnection and associated directory numbers to a Type 2 interconnection.

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Type 1 Interconnection. The Parties shall deal with the Type 1 Interconnection arrangement between them as set forth in this Section 6.1: 6.1.1 The Parties acknowledge that, on a going forward basis in the Land to Mobile direction, they each desire to minimize the use of End Office Interconnection using Type 1 Facilities with the goal of ultimately eliminating this method of Interconnection, except as otherwise provided herein or where otherwise mutually agreed. 6.1.2 Carrier agrees to take the following steps to reduce the volume of Land to Mobile End Office traffic between the Parties using Type 1 Facilities: a) Carrier shall identify all existing full NXX codes assigned to it which are established as Type 1 NXXs and shall convert those NXXs to Tandem Facility Interconnection within six (6) months of the Effective Date and b) Carrier shall not provide to its Customers new service using Type 1 numbers unless, (i) there are not adequate Tandem Facility numbers to assign to Customers for new service, (ii) an existing Customer of Carrier which is served by Type 1 numbers requests additional service or (iii) at an Ameritech End Office where Carrier currently has Type 1 Facilities, the Parties mutually agree that new service may be provided using Type 1 numbers. 6.1.3 After receiving a written request from Carrier to convert full Type 1 NXX codes, and in cooperation with Carrier, Ameritech shall assist Carrier in achieving the transition off of Type 1 by: a) performing switch programming necessary to convert Carrier's NXX codes from Type 1 to Tandem Facility NXX codes; b) re-trunking Type 1 Land to Mobile traffic between Ameritech and Carrier from the Ameritech End Office to the appropriate Ameritech tandem for delivery to Carrier’s NPOI; c) designating as Type 2 traffic the traffic which is currently designated as Type 1 and routing that traffic to the appropriate Carrier trunk groups (whether existing or new) as further defined under an implementation plan; d) rating Carrier’s Type 1 NXX codes at the Ameritech End Offices where the Type 1 codes are currently rated; and e) routing Type 1 Land to Mobile traffic to an Ameritech tandem which the current End Office subtends. Carrier’s obligation to convert Type 1 NXX codes to Tandem Facility NXX codes is contingent on Ameritech’s performance of its obligations in this Section 6.1.3. 6.1.4 Except as set forth herein, Ameritech shall not be obligated to provide End Office Interconnection to Carrier in the Land to Mobile direction. 6.1.5 I...

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Type 1 Interconnection. Type 1 Interconnection is a trunk connection with line treatment at an End Office that uses trunk-side signaling protocols in conjunction with a feature generically referred to as Trunk With Line Treatment. A Type 1 Interconnection uses multifrequency (MF) address pulsing and supervision only. For M-L traffic, the wireless carrier will get access to valid NXXs that terminate to end users that are assigned to the end office where the Type-1 interconnection is established or terminate to any end office that sub-tends the tandem of which the end office where the Type-1 interconnection also sub-tends. All traffic that falls within the above mentioned calling scope will be treated as local traffic and the Type-1 composite rate will apply. Any traffic that presently goes beyond the above mentioned calling scope will need to be routed to an appropriate 2A interconnection or to the wireless carrier’s IXC provider. 31.3.1.1 If Carrier's M-L Type 1 call routing does not comply with this agreement, an additional charge may apply to compensate Sprint for additional network costs to terminate traffic outside the local calling scope of a Type 1 interconnection. 31.3.1.2 In addition, Carrier will reimburse Sprint for any charges, including any access charges, which are billed to and paid by Sprint to a third party for the termination of Carrier’s traffic. For Type 1 interconnections, when a third party carrier submits an order to port a number from Carrier to the third party or when Carrier submits an order to port a number to Carrier, the Translations Rearrangement Charge will apply.

Type 1 Interconnection. If Carrier has existing Type 1 Interconnections, CenturyLink will permit the existing Type 1 interconnections to continue under the uses multi-frequency (MF) address pulsing and supervision only. For M-L traffic, the traffic that goes beyond the above mentioned calling scope must be routed to an appropriate 2A interconnection or to the wireless carrier's IXC provider. (a) If Carrier's M-L Type 1 call routing does not comply with this agreement, an additional charge may apply to compensate CenturyLink for additional network costs to terminate traffic outside the local calling scope of a Type 1 interconnection. (b) In addition, Carrier will be responsible for any charges, including any access charges, which are billed to CenturyLink by third parties. For Type 1 interconnections, when a third party carrier submits an order to port a number from Carrier to the third party or when Carrier submits an order to port a number to Carrier, the Translations Rearrangement Charge will apply. (c) CenturyLink will work with Carrier to migrate Carrier's Type 1 Interconnection and associated directory numbers to a Type 2 interconnection.

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