Satellite Failure definition

Satellite Failure means a satellite:

Satellite Failure means the total destruction, failure or loss of the Nimiq 5 Satellite during the Term hereof, ***

Satellite Failure means a satellite on which one or more of the basic subsystems fail, rendering the satellite Commercially Unusable or on which more than twelve (12) transponders are Transponder Failures.

Examples of Satellite Failure in a sentence

• Force Majeure will include any war, civil commotion, strike, Satellite Jamming, Satellite Failure, lockout, accident, epidemic or any other event of any nature or kind whatsoever beyond the control of the parties herein that directly or indirectly hinders or prevents either of the parties from commencing or proceeding with the consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby.

• In the event C-3 or C-4 become a Satellite Failure, Xxxxx'x Fully Protected Transponder on the Failed Satellite will be restored on the Protection Satellite to the extent that the Protection Satellite and transponders on that satellite are then available.

• The Service Term on the Satellite (provided that a Satellite Failure has not occurred) may be extended at Customer’s option (the “Customer Initial Renewal Option”) for an additional six-year period (the “Initial Renewal Term”), upon written notice to EchoStar provided at least two hundred seventy (270) days prior to the end of the Initial Service Term (the “Initial Renewal Option ***Certain confidential portions of this exhibit were omitted by means of redacting a portion of the text.

• For the purpose of receiving notices from SES regarding preemption, interference or other technical problems, including but not limited to Satellite Failure, restoration and denial of access, Customer shall maintain for each earth station transmitting signals to the Satellite a telephone that is staffed at all times during which Customer is transmitting signals to the Satellite and an automatic facsimile machine or an email address in operation and capable of receiving messages from SES at all times.

• Customer will receive notice of the findings of the Launch Service Failure Review Board and Contractor shall receive notice of the Satellite Failure Review Board from Customer.

More Definitions of Satellite Failure

Satellite Failure means (i) a Satellite that has a service life that, at any point in time, is predicted to be less than six (6) years, including the number of years that have already occurred since the date of completion of in-orbit testing or (ii) a Satellite that, at any point in time, has fewer than fifty percent 50% of its EIRP specified in Exhibit B.

Satellite Failure means the failure of one or more of the basic subsystems on the Satellite, or any other event, rendering the Satellite commercially unusable.

Satellite Failure means a satellite that SES has declared a failure for purposes of the applicable Agreement. For purposes of this definition, a hybrid satellite with multiple frequency band payloads will be treated either as a single satellite or as though the frequency band payloads were located on separate satellites, at SES’s sole discretion.

Satellite Failure is defined in Section 7.1(c).

Satellite Failure means that, at any time after the Commencement Date, (A)(i) fewer than _______________ of the transponders on Orion 3 are performing pursuant to their technical specifications, or (ii) Orion 3 can no longer be maintained in its North/South and East/West orbit with tolerances of _____ degrees, and (B) Orion, by notice to DACOM, has declared Orion 3 to be a failure;

Satellite Failure and "Transponder Failure" also may be defined in the contract for the manufacture or insurance of Orion 3. Orion shall notify DACOM of the final satellite manufacturing contract or insurance contract and shall provide a copy of the foregoing definitions therefrom to DACOM. The Parties will confer and determine which, if any such definitions are to be included, by amendment, to this Agreement.

Satellite Failure means a satellite: (1) on which one or more of the basic subsystems fail, rendering the use of the satellite for its intended purposes impractical, as determined by GE Americom in its reasonable business judgment, or on which more than one-half of the transponders are transponder failures, and (2) that GE Americom has declared a failure. For purposes of this definition, a hybrid satellite with both C-band and Ku-band payloads shall be treated, at GE Americom's option, either (i) as a single satellite or (ii) as though the C-band and Ku-band payloads were located on separate satellites.