Major Outage definition

Major Outage means the cessation of operation of a System or System Element caused by a Defect or Deficiency attributable solely to Vendor, which has a material adverse impact on Owner's ability to operate or maintain such System, render billxxxx xx Owner's subscribers, or which causes a material interruption in Owner's ability to continue to furnish or offer service functionalities and features to such subscribers. In addition, the following capacity and/or coverage impairment conditions shall be considered a "Major Outage":

Major Outage means, subject to the exclusions in 3.2 below, a time during which all authorized Users are unable to use a component or function listed in Section 1 above.

Major Outage means an outage meeting the threshold described in 3 AAC 52.490(b)(2);

Examples of Major Outage in a sentence

• In Agreement 3, PG&E and ORA recommend that the Commission initiate statewide workshops to address the definitions of Excludable Major Event, Major Outage, and Measured Event, as well as the restoration performance standard included in Standard 12 of G.O. 166.

• ORA recommends that the various definitions related to SAIDI, SAIFI,CAIDI, MAIFI (including specific requirements detailing how these aremeasured and calculated), Major Outage, Measured Events, and benchmarks for measuring reliability performance should be incorporated into one singleregulation.

• ORA points out that while GO 166 clearly defines a Major Outage as a situation where 10% of PG&E’s customer simultaneously experience an outage, D.96-09-045 defines an Excludable Major Event as an event that affects 10% of its customers (with no mention ofsimultaneous or cumulative) or 15% of its facilities.

• The manual FRR process shall adopt, without modification or review, the binding results of the ISP for each Balancing Service Entity unless the Entity in question is subject to a forced interruption, resulting from the submission of a Partial or Total Non-Availability Declaration or a Major Outage Declaration.

• Major Outage Declarations shall remain in effect for all the Dispatch Periods to which they refer, unless they are revoked or amended by the Balancing Service Providers that submitted them.

More Definitions of Major Outage

Major Outage means any Power Outage that lasts for at least ten (10) consecutive minutes and/or any Temperature Irregularity, in each case causing inoperability of Customer’s Equipment. If any single Major Outage shall continue for three days (a “Prolonged Major Outage”), such Prolonged Major Outage shall be deemed for purposes of this Section 5 to be one additional Major Outage, and each subsequent three day’s duration of a Prolonged Major Outage shall be deemed an additional Major Outage. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no single Major Outage, regardless of its duration, shall be deemed a Prolonged Major Outage if Sentinel is using its commercially reasonable efforts to remedy such outage and in so doing is acting in a manner consistent with that of an operator of mission critical data centers. In addition, Sentinel agrees to provide twice daily progress reports on the restoration of service efforts during any Major Outage until such service is restored.

Major Outage means, with respect to any class of services provided by PNV pursuant to this Agreement (pre-paid phone cards, fleet telecom services, coin phones, coinless phones, Frequent Fueler Card, fleet in-bound 800 calling, and internet access and data transmission), any interruption within the control of PNV or related to the PNV Equipment that causes a fifty percent (50%) or greater reduction in the level of services to be provided by PNV under this Agreement of such class at any Truckstop.

Major Outage has the meaning set forth in Schedule 5.5.

Major Outage is defined as no DIRECTV service being available within at least 5 Inhabitable Units or at all Inhabitable Units in the Operator-Acquired Property such that all DIRECTV receivers either in the 5 Inhabitable Units or at the Operator-Acquired Property are searching for satellite. If a Major Outage is reported (this can be reported either by the Operator-Acquired Property representative or deemed reported if 5 or more individual subscriber service calls are received by DIRECTV from a single Operator-Acquired Property within 60 minutes) during the business hours of 8:00 am – 6:30 pm (local time), Operator will log the Major Outage report and the local Operator office will contact the Operator-Acquired Property representative (or individual reporters) within two (2) hours of the Major Outage report to schedule an on-site visit or other repair procedure, and the Major Outage shall be resolved within 24 hours of the Major Outage being reported, including Sundays and holidays. If a Major Outage is reported outside the business hours of 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. (local time), Operator will log the outage report and the local Operator office will contact the Operator-Acquired Property representative (or individual reporters) the following morning by 9 am (local time) to schedule an on-site visit or other repair procedure, and the Major Outage shall be resolved within 24 hours of the Major Outage being reported, including Sundays and holidays.

Major Outage means the cessation of operation of a System or System ------------ Element caused by a Defect or Deficiency of the Products, excluding OEM Equipment (except MSC power equipment provided hereunder), attributable solely to Vendor or Vendor's failure to timely restore the operation of the System or System Element affected by the Major Outage in accordance with the Specifications that has a material adverse impact on Owner's ability to operate or maintain such System, render xxxxxxxx to Owner's subscribers, or that causes a material interruption in Owner's ability to continue to furnish or offer service functionalities and features to such subscribers. Except that on determining if the Defect or Deficiency is attributable solely to Vendor, any act or omission by Owner or any third party shall be disregarded if such act or omission, pursuant to the Specifications, should not have resulted in a material adverse effect on the System or System Element. In addition, the following capacity and/or coverage impairment conditions shall be considered a "Major Outage":

Major Outage is defined as one of the following: (i) a complete failure of the Edupoint Products that results in the inability by Licensee to use the Edupoint Products, (ii) the loss, corruption or unintended migration of Licensee Content related to Edupoint Products, (iii) the loss of an Edupoint Products function that supports an urgent business process (i.e. report card issuance), or (iv) an Edupoint Products interface failure that results in the inability by the Licensee to use the Edupoint Products.

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