Over Voltage definition

Over Voltage. The utility voltage is higher than the high voltage threshold and the UPS is using the battery to supply power.
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Over Voltage. The input voltage of bypass is higher than an acceptable threshold.  Under Voltage: The input voltage of bypass is lower than an acceptable threshold.
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Examples of Over Voltage in a sentence

  • Over Voltage Utility frequency is out of range, and the UPS is supplying battery power with a consistent frequency.

  • In meeting the voltage and frequency ride-through requirements in Section 3(e) (Undervoltage Ride-Through), Section 3(f) (Over Voltage Ride-Through), Section 3(i) (Underfrequency Ride-Through), and Section 3(j) (Overfrequency Ride-Through) of this Attachment B (Facility Owned by Seller), the Facility shall not enter momentary cessation of operations within the voltage and frequency zones and time periods where the Facility must remain connected to the Company System.

  • On or before Commercial Operation Date, (1) Wholesale Market Participant must provide to DPL documentation that Over- Voltage Relaying on the high side (69 kV) of Choptank Electric Cooperative’s transformer at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Substation has been implemented by Choptank Electric Cooperative, and (2) DPL must confirm to Wholesale Market Participant, and not unreasonably withhold confirmation, that this implementation has occurred.

  • On or before Commercial Operation Date, Wholesale Market Participant must provide to DPL documentation that Over- Voltage Relaying on the high side (69 kV) of Choptank Electric Cooperative’s transformer at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Switch Substation has been implemented by Choptank Electric Cooperative.

  • On or before Commercial Operation Date, (1) Wholesale Market Participant must provide to DPL documentation that Over- Voltage Relaying on the high side (69 kV) of Choptank Electric Cooperative’s transformer at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Switch Substation has been implemented by Choptank Electric Cooperative, and (2) DPL must confirm to Wholesale Market Participant, and not reasonably withhold confirmation, that this implementation has occurred.