Disconnection definition

Disconnection means a deactivation of connection assets that results in cessation of distribution services to a consumer;
Disconnection means a termination or restriction of a Municipal service supplied to a meter;
Disconnection means interrupting the supply of water or electricity to a debtor as a consequence of ignoring a notice for payment;

Examples of Disconnection in a sentence

  • Please see Disconnection under the Level 1 Interconnection Request Application Form and Agreement or Temporary Disconnection under the Level 2-4 Standard Agreement for Interconnection of Small Generator Facilities of the DCSGIR, which are applicable to your generating facility based on its level of review.

  • Disconnection of a residential customer may take place only between the hours of 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. on a weekday and not on weekends or holidays.

  • See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.

  • Examples of activities that threaten or cause endangerment to employees’ personal safety include, but are not limited to: • Verbal and physical abuse;• Use of vicious animals;• Brandishing or referencing use of weapons; and• Purposefully creating unsafe working environment on premise Disconnection of service shall not terminate the contract between the Company and the customer nor shall it abrogate any minimum service charge or other monthly charge as specified in the applicable tariff.

  • Customer also understands and agrees that if the Customer has multiple accounts with Stream, that Stream may, at its sole discretion, issue separate bills and notices (including Disconnection Notices) to the Customer for each account the Customer holds with Stream.


More Definitions of Disconnection

Disconnection means an event or action taken by the utility to terminate or discontinue the provision of service, but does not include a customer−requested termination of service;
Disconnection means the involuntary loss of utility heating service as a result of a physical act by a utility to discontinue service. Disconnection includes installation of a service or load limiter or any device that limits or interrupts utility service in any way.
Disconnection means the physical separation or remote disconnection of a consumer from the distribution system of the distribution licensee;
Disconnection means interrupting the supply of water or electricity to a debtor as a consequence of ignoring a Final Demand for payment.
Disconnection has the meaning set out in the Grid Code and “Disconnected” and
Disconnection means the physical separation of user or consumer from the system;
Disconnection means a deactivation of connection assets, which results in cessation of distribution services to a consumer;