Service and Installation Rules definition
Examples of Service and Installation Rules in a sentence
ActewAGL and the User are responsible for Delivery Station components (and must comply with their respective obligations in relation to the design, ownership, operation and maintenance of them) in accordance with the ACT Gas Network Boundary Code and ACT Gas Service and Installation Rules Code, except to the extent they expressly agree otherwise in writing.
Subject to clause 16 (in relation to Basic Metering Equipment), Evoenergy and the User are responsible for Delivery Station components (and must comply with their respective obligations in relation to the design, ownership, operation and maintenance of them) in accordance with the ACT Gas Network Boundary Code and ACT Gas Service and Installation Rules Code, except to the extent they expressly agree otherwise in writing.
Subject to clause 14 (in relation to Basic Metering Equipment), Evoenergy and the User are responsible for Delivery Station components (and must comply with their respective obligations in relation to the design, ownership, operation and maintenance of them) in accordance with the ACT Gas Network Boundary Code and ACT Gas Service and Installation Rules Code, except to the extent they expressly agree otherwise in writing.
In addition to these Standards, some jurisdictions may have statuary requirements; for example the NSW Service and Installation Rules, the Victorian Certificate of Electrical Safety (Prescribed Electrical Installation Work), the South Australian Certificate of Compliance, or the WA Electrical Requirements.
The electrical installation and premises connection assets must also be installed so as to ensure that they cannot be used in a manner that exceeds the operating limits imposed by the relevant certified design or the Service and Installation Rules of New South Wales.
You must inform us of material changes that are variances from the permitted parameters as set out in the Service and Installation Rules.
Subject to clause 16 (in relation to Basic Metering Equipment), ActewAGLEvoenergy and the User are responsible for Delivery Station components (and must comply with their respective obligations in relation to the design, ownership, operation and maintenance of them) in accordance with the ACT Gas Network Boundary Code and ACT Gas Service and Installation Rules Code, except to the extent they expressly agree otherwise in writing.
Subject to clause 14141516 (in relation to Basic Metering Equipment), Evoenergy and the User are responsible for Delivery Station components (and must comply with their respective obligations in relation to the design, ownership, operation and maintenance of them) in accordance with the ACT Gas Network Boundary Code and ACT Gas Service and Installation Rules Code, except to the extent they expressly agree otherwise in writing.
In accordance with Section 8 of the Service and Installation Rules of New South Wales (Alternative Sources of Supply), the customer is required to arrange for the installation of bi-directional electronic metering capable of separately registering both imported and exported energy.
The Customer's installation must comply with the requirements of the Service and Installation Rules of NSW and with AS/NZS 3000 Electrical Installations (known as the Australian/New Zealand Wiring Rules) as amended from time to time.