Decree No. 121 / 1964 Coll.
Decree of the Central Energy Administration issuing basic conditions for the supply of electricity and heat
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Effective from 01.07.1964
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121
DECLARATION
Central Energy Management
of 22 June 1964
issuing basic conditions for the supply of electricity and heat
The Central Energy Administration, in agreement with the participating central authorities and after approval by the main arbiter of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, provides for Article 392 of Economic Code No. 109 / 1964 Coll.:
Scope
This decree regulates all supplies of electricity and heat but does not apply to deliveries for and from imports.
ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES
Technical conditions
(1) The supply is satisfied by the transfer of electricity from the supplier's facility to the customer's facility.
(2) Tolerance + 3% and - 10% are permitted for electricity supplies; for supplies for the electric traction of the Czechoslovak state rail, for public transport, for special installations of the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Interior and Central Communications, as well as for the supply of electricity from plant power stations to public distribution facilities, tolerance + 7% and - 10% is permitted.
(3) A tolerance of ± 10 per cent is permitted for voltage of electricity; The voltage shall be measured at the terminals of the transfer electrometer. The supplier shall not be obliged to comply with the voltage level for withdrawals at a power factor below 0,7.
(4) For frequency tolerance ± 1 per cent; can be measured at any point in the sampling facility.
(5) The collector shall not supply reactive power to the supplier's networks without his consent.
(1) Without the consent of the supplier, the customer may not leave the electricity to the downstream customers; this consent will be given by the supplier only in cases where their connection to the public divorce would be uneconomical.
(2) The collector is obliged to ensure that all the regulations and measures relating to electricity collection and management are maintained by downstream customers.
Restrictions and interruptions of supply and procurement
The supplier shall be entitled to restrict or interrupt the supply of electricity in the following cases:
(a) when carrying out planned repairs, maintenance and revision work, discussed with the customer at least 40 days in advance;
(b) when the voltage or type of electricity supplied changes;
(c) in natural disasters (e.g. storms, storms, fires, floods, landslides),
(d) in the implementation of the regulatory and dispatching measures under the regulatory and switching-off plan;
(e) if the customer's equipment does not comply with specific regulations to the extent that it may endanger the safety of life or property, or cause excessive losses in the consumption of electricity, or, where appropriate, an exceptional decrease or variation in voltage for other customers;
(f) where a customer from a public electricity distribution facility prevents suppliers from accessing measuring instruments and electrical equipment,
(g) where the customer has been found to have obtained an unauthorised purchase;
(h) where the customer changes the number or connection or the agreed value of transformers used by the customer for direct collection of electricity from a public distribution facility without the consent of the supplier;
(ch) if the customer fails to comply with the order to remove defects in the electrical equipment, or does not remove interference of the telecommunications equipment, radio, television or other equipment;
(i) if the customer leaves the electricity to other customers without the supplier's consent,
(j) if the customer's equipment has a permanently worse performer than 0,5 or, where appropriate, a worse performer than that specified by the supplier, and the customer has not complied with the supplier's invitation to improve it within the time limit;
(k) where the customer draws a higher power than that specified in the consumption or consumption chart or consumes a higher quantity of kWh than the contract,
(l) for the necessary operational reasons; However, this interruption must not be more than 15 minutes in individual cases when the customer was entitled to electricity under the diagram.
(1) The supplier is obliged to notify the restriction or interruption of the supply of electricity in an appropriate manner to all large customers. Without such notification, where the cases referred to in Article 4 (c) and (l) are not concerned, the supplier may not restrict or interrupt the supply of electricity. In the cases referred to in points (f) to (j) of Section 4, the notification must be made in writing if the organisation does not agree otherwise; in the cases referred to in Section 4 (k), the supplier shall provide a reasonable period of time.
The supplier is obliged to notify to retail customers the restriction or interruption of the supply of electricity only in exceptional cases where the organisation has agreed on this for serious reasons in the contract.
(2) Restrictions or interruptions on the supply of electricity for the implementation of planned repairs to maintenance and operating work, as discussed in accordance with Section 4 (a), are required by the supplier to notify customers in bulk at least 10 days in advance.
(3) However, the interruption or restriction of delivery may not be effected if this could endanger life or disproportionate economic losses. However, if there is a danger of delay, in particular if defects in the electrical supply are imminent to the safety of life or property, the supplier shall disconnect the defective equipment immediately after the fault has been detected; if the customer is not present, he shall inform the customer immediately.
(4) The supplier shall notify the customer at least one year in advance of the change of voltage or type of electricity.
The collector may restrict or suspend the collection for the reasons set out in points (a) to (d) of Section 4; he shall be obliged to proceed mutatis mutandis in accordance with Section 5.
The energy dispatcher's orders to change the supply of electricity are required to confirm each other. The arrangements and consequences of these dispatching measures shall be agreed by the organisation when concluding the contract.
ADJUSTMENTS OF ELECTRICITY FROM PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION INSTALLATIONS
Economic contracts
(1) An organisation intending to withdraw electricity from a public distribution facility is required to submit a draft contract to the supplier no later than 30 days before the start of the procurement, using a form issued by the supplier on request. The supplier is obliged to comment on the draft contract within 20 days of its receipt.
(2) Contracts are normally concluded without a time limit for each sampling point separately. The only sampling point may be a separate, space-coherent and electrically connected unit, even if it has multiple electrical connections.
(3) In the same way, a contract shall be concluded:
(a) by more than 5% for the extension of the rated or agreed transformer power for primary sampling;
(b) when the required extension of the secondary sampling to the trailer value of 10 kW is more than 2 kW, or when the trailer value exceeds 10 kW is increased by more than 10%. The connection value means the sum of the power consumption of all electrical appliances as indicated on their label or directly on filament lamps in watts or kilowatts (kW),
(c) if the customer requests a change in the rate.
(4) If the new user takes over the objects in which the electrical equipment is connected to a public electricity distribution facility, he shall submit a draft contract to the supplier no later than before the start of the purchase and, within 3 days of the receipt of the facility, notify the status of the measuring device at the time of receipt, or state in writing within the same period that he does not intend to withdraw the electricity.
(1) Electricity collectors are divided into large and small customers. *)
(2) Large collectors are subdivided into customers:
(a) first category, if their planned annual electricity consumption is more than 240 000 kWh and the maximum planned hourly electricity consumption is more than 1000 kW;
(b) the second category, where their planned annual electricity consumption is more than 240 000 kWh but the maximum planned hourly electricity consumption is not more than 1000 kW,
(c) third category if their planned annual electricity consumption does not exceed 240 thousand kWh.
(3) For large customers, the quantity of electricity to be supplied during the relevant period is determined in the contract in accordance with the planning acts. The time course of sampling over the relevant period shall be determined by the sampling and, where appropriate, by the consumption chart. No later than 20 days before the beginning of this period, the customer shall be obliged to notify the supplier of the need for electricity (in kWh) for the relevant period and to negotiate, within a further 10 days, a sample diagram, which is part of the contract, according to the closer time available to the supplier.
(4) Both the sample and the consumption diagrams may be exchange, daily, monthly, quarterly and annual, usually expressed in terms of daily, weekly or monthly maximum values; the type of diagram is proposed by the supplier after consultation with the customer.
(5) The collectors of the first category shall negotiate the respective diagrams monthly, the second category quarterly and the third category annually; This also applies to the negotiation of electricity quantities (kWh).
(6) If there is an unexpected change in addition, in particular in the special-purpose production, the customer may request the supplier no later than the 15th day of the month in which the change takes place, for an additional reduction in the quantity of electricity in the contract and, at the same time, for an adjustment of the agreed sample diagram corresponding to a lower quantity of kWh; This change shall be made by the supplier within five days.
When the contract is cancelled, the customer shall be obliged to allow the supplier to perform the last reading and to remove the measuring instruments or to take other measures related to the termination of the supply. If the customer does not allow the execution of the deduction, he shall pay the electricity received, including the remuneration of the measuring equipment, until the end of the supply or the submission of the draft contract by the new customer.
Small-scale electricity collectors are required to demonstrate, before the contract is concluded, that the demand facility complies with safety and economy requirements; the certificates issued by the authorised electrical plants.
Measurement
(1) The supplier shall, as a general rule, measure the collection of electricity from a public distribution facility at the point where the electricity passes from the supplier's equipment to the customer's equipment, according to the data of the own measuring, auxiliary and control equipment (hereinafter referred to as the "measuring equipment"), which the customer shall install, engage, maintain and measure for remuneration provided for in specific regulations. *)
(2) The supplier may, at any time, replace his measuring equipment fitted to the customer for his cargo.
(3) The collector shall ensure that the measuring equipment is not damaged, monitored and reported to the supplier without undue delay any defects in the measurement, as well as any defects in his sampling device.
(4) Collectors may, for their own use (for individual plant separation), install their own control and secondary electrometers connected to the main supplier's electricity meter. The state of these electrometers shall not be subtracted by the supplier and shall not require the consent of the supplier if they are not connected to the measurement transformers of the main measurement; However, when the installation takes account of their effectiveness, especially in terms of the generation of electricity consumption standards.
(5) The installation of the customer's measuring devices in cases where it is necessary to connect them to the supplier's measuring transformers may only be performed with the supplier's consent. This connection is made by the supplier on the customer's cargo.
(6) For remote signalling, control and control of electricity consumption, e.g. by means of tone frequency impulses, the supplier is entitled to place a relay or other control device in the customer's equipment.
(1) If the customer is in doubt about the accuracy of the measuring equipment data, he may request a check by the supplier in writing.
(2) The supplier shall carry out the test of the measuring equipment within 30 days of notification of the customer's objections and, if defective, replace it with the correct one. The test shall be carried out according to the relevant technical standards. * *)
(3) If it is found during the test that the reading of the test measuring device does not deviate more from the actual value than the technical standard allows, the customer shall bear the cost of the examination.
(4) Where it is found during the test of a measuring device that indicates a value that deviates from the actual value more than the technical standard, the beneficiary organisation shall pay an amount corresponding to the error in the data from the date on which the defect occurred, but no longer than the date of the preceding deduction. In this case, the costs of the examination and exchange shall be borne by the organisation that has it under management (ownership).
(5) If the electricity consumption cannot be accurately determined over the period of failure of the measuring equipment, it shall be calculated on the basis of the consumption in approximately the same period of last year. If there is a retake or a change in the sample ratios, the supplier may invoice this consumption according to the average consumption measured in the next two subtracting periods, or another one with the customer in an agreed manner.
(6) If, in the case of a supply, a failure in the measurement of a rate spindle failure or a cessation of operation occurs, the entire consumption shall be invoiced from the last reading until the failure has been removed at a lower and higher rate, in proportion to the consumption from the previous reading period in which the meter was correctly registered.
Unauthorised collection
(1) Unauthorised procurement shall be considered as:
(a) if the purchaser receives electricity without contract with the supplier, for example for testing and in particular if it is not measured by the measuring equipment of the supplier;
(b) where the purchaser collects electricity for purposes other than those agreed or for appliances the use of which is prohibited under specific rules;
(c) if the customer has taken such measures as to ensure that the measuring equipment does not either record the consumption of electricity or record it incorrectly to the detriment of the supplier, or if the customer uses the equipment so modified;
(d) if the customer damages the measuring equipment, its factory, brand or company fillings, or does not report accidental damage within three days of its detection.
(2) The quantity of electricity unduly collected for non-measured or incorrectly measured samples shall be determined by considering the low voltage electricity customers' label load on all identified appliances not measured, measured or misused and the following use period (if not found longer):
(a) for heaters of all kinds (from September to the end of April) and for hot water tanks (considered year-round), for eight hours a day;
(b) for lighting and communication equipment (radio, television), for four hours a day;
(c) for all other appliances (for example, cooking and baking appliances and refrigeration appliances, including electric motors and household waterworks) for two hours a day.
(3) In the case of unauthorised purchases by electricity customers of high or very high voltage, the label load of all transformers used for direct collection from a public electricity distribution facility shall be considered for 8 hours a day, unless a longer period of use has been established.
(4) Daily consumption, as determined in accordance with paragraph 2 or paragraph 3, where applicable, shall be multiplied by the number of days of unauthorised collection and, if the entire period of illegal collection cannot be determined, invoicing shall be made for the entire last period of deduction at the price at the applicable rates.
(5) If it is not possible to establish the number and type of appliances actually used for low-voltage electricity customers, the calculation of the compensation is based on the data provided in the contract.
(6) The amounts calculated in accordance with paragraph 4 shall be added to the costs associated with the detection of unauthorised collection, but not less than 20 CZK. The aggregate amount charged for unauthorised procurement of appliances incorrectly measured shall be reduced by the amounts paid for the period of unauthorised collection.
Property sanctions
(1) For the non-delivery, withdrawal or exceeding of the agreed quantity of electricity, periodic penalty payments shall be fixed for customers in the large first category per month, second category quarterly and third category per year as follows:
(a) if the supplier does not deliver the quantity contracted for each sampling point, he shall be obliged to pay the supplier a penalty of 0,02 CZK for each kWh not delivered,
(b) if the customer does not collect the quantity contracted for each sampling point, he shall be obliged to pay the supplier a penalty of 0,02 CZK for each unused kWh,
(c) if the customer exceeds the contracted quantity for each sampling point, he is obliged to pay the supplier a penalty of 0,10 CZK for each kWh exceeded; however, for electricity supplies for the electric traction of Czechoslovak State Railways, mass urban transport and for special installations of the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Interior and Central Communications will pay 0,02 CZK.
(2) For the failure to deliver or exceed the agreed electricity output, the following shall be determined for customers on a large periodic basis:
(a) if the supplier does not deliver electricity in kW, contracted by the sampling diagram for each sampling point, or if it interrupts the supply of electricity for more than 15 minutes, in a continuous manner at a time when the customer was entitled to take electricity according to the diagram, the supplier shall pay a periodic penalty payment of 0,02 CZK for each non-delivered kW and hour but not less than 20 CZK;
(b) if the customer whose electricity output is measured by a quarter-hour peak indicator exceeds the quarter-hour power in kW by more than 10% of the hourly value contracted by the consumption diagram, at the time of peak energy, or even at the time of peak energy, if any of the stages of the single regulatory plan determining the reduction in electricity consumption has been declared, he shall pay the supplier for each case of a quarter-hour penalty of 50 KČs, but not more than 3000 Kčs for the relevant period (paragraph 1);
(c) where the customer whose electricity consumption is measured by a graphical registration device (maxima, printomavitraf or maxi-print) or the process of electricity consumption is determined by regular reading of the relevant electrometer, exceeds the agreed sample diagram at the time of energy peaks, or even at the time of non-peak, if one of the stages of the single regulatory plan has been declared determining the reduction in electricity consumption against the diagram, he shall be obliged to pay a penalty payment to the supplier of:
1, - CZK for each kW and hour when exceeded up to 5% of the value of the sample diagram,
3, - Ccs for each kW and hour when exceeded up to 10% of the value of the sample diagram,
10, - Ccs for each kW and hour when exceeding 10% of the value of the sample diagram.
(3) A periodic penalty payment shall be set for non-compliance with frequency and voltage as follows:
(a) where the supplier supplies electricity continuously for more than 15 minutes at a voltage or frequency lower than or above the agreed level, he shall be obliged to pay a periodic penalty payment of 0,02 CZK for each kWh delivered at a lower or higher voltage or frequency;
(b) where the supplier supplies electricity simultaneously at lower or higher voltage and frequency, continuously for more than 15 minutes, the periodic penalty payment shall be limited to 0,02 CZK for each kWh delivered at higher or lower voltage and frequency;
(c) the periodic penalty payments referred to in points (a) and (b) shall be made only if compliance with voltage and frequency can be detected by branded graphical recording devices, where the supplier may request a recalibration in case of doubt of proper registration. The costs of reassessment shall be borne by the organisation in respect of which the result of the examination is shown to be detrimental.
(4) For non-compliance with the time limits laid down in Articles 9 (3) and 13 (2), as well as for non-compliance with the three-day time limit laid down by the electricity management rules for the submission of reports on the progress of production, consumption and supply of electricity, a periodic penalty payment of 50 CZK shall be fixed for each day of delay, but not more than 1000 CZK.
(5) In the case of unauthorised purchases, the customer is obliged to pay the supplier a penalty payment of 50 CZK for each day on which he receives electricity without a contract.
Invoice and payment
(1) The invoicing of electricity supplies is carried out:
(a) in the case of wholesale customers, where the planned monthly take-off value is at least 4000 CZK, by collection invoices, where the payment is the planned settlement,
(b) in the case of other wholesale customers, by collecting invoices;
(c) in the case of retail customers, by collecting invoices with advance payment; for a transitional period, the supplier is entitled to deduct and to collect directly.
(2) The collecting invoice for the supply of electricity which is not payable in cash or which has not been paid for lack of cash may be paid by means of a transfer order, unless it exceeds the amount of 200 CZK, otherwise by a recovery order. Where applicable, the payment order shall be issued by the supplier upon deduction of the measuring instruments. The collection invoice, if payable by the transfer order, shall be payable in local contact within 6 days and in interlocal contact within 10 days of dispatch.
(3) If the supplier cannot hand over a collection invoice due in cash to the customer for his absence, the supplier shall include a handling fee of 0,60 CZK in the collection invoice and send it to the customer.
(4) If the supplier cannot make a deduction, he can produce an invoice according to the consumption in the previous period and settle the differences when the actual data of the electrometer are found.
(5) If the buyer does not pay the collection invoice immediately in cash, the supplier shall indicate that it has not been paid and forward it to the customer.
PRICE ELECTRARIES
Conclusion of contracts
(1) Contracts for the supply of electricity from plant power plants to public electricity distribution facilities are concluded separately for each plant power plant.
(2) The contract is normally concluded for a period of one year; a supply and production diagram is included.
(1) The supplier is obliged to notify the customer, unless otherwise agreed with the customer, 20 days before the start of each delivery month of the quantity of electricity in kWh to be delivered.
(2) A delivery chart shall be agreed with the supplier within a further five days. The supply of electricity shall be distributed by the supplier according to the customer's closer availability for a period of higher and lower load on the energy system and shall at the same time arrange the supply of reactive electricity. Organisations are obliged to take into account the technology of purpose production, the nature of the plant, the economic aspects and the need for a national energy system.
Measurement of electricity supplied by plant power plants
(1) The measuring equipment is normally located at the point where electricity passes from the supplier's equipment to the customer's equipment; provide, install and maintain them, unless otherwise agreed by the organisation, by the customer who charges the supplier for them. The supplier has the right in agreement with the customer to connect his control measuring equipment.
(2) The electricity supplied, both active and reactive, is measured by means of a single or multi-step, anti-reverse braking meter.
(3) The supplier is obliged to inform the customer of defects arising from the measuring device or its malfunction.
(4) The reading of the electrometer shall be carried out by the customer at the end of the month or at the beginning of each month during the monthly periods.
(1) In power plants with installed power over 1000 kW, the supplier is obliged to keep half-hour daily records of electricity generation, hourly records of electricity supply to its undertaking and to public distribution facilities as well as to other customers. The supplier shall also keep hourly supply diagrams and submit regular daily reports to the customer no later than 9 o'clock the following day. The supplier is obliged to enter into his operating log the reasons for the reduction or interruption of the supply to the public electricity distribution facility with an indication of the time (hour and minute) and report them to the customer immediately. This message shall be confirmed by the supplier in writing during the next day.
(2) For power plants with installed power of less than 1000 kW, the supplier reports to the customer only the quantities of kWh produced and, where appropriate, delivered for the whole shift, as well as the performance achieved during the morning and evening peak load of the energy system.
(3) Organisations may agree on other means of reporting according to the overall energy situation.
(4) In the event of disturbances on the plant plant, the customer supplies electricity to the plant according to a specific agreement in the contract, at the prices applicable to the large-scale auxiliary electricity supply for the public electricity distribution facility.
Property sanctions
(1) For failure to deliver, withdraw or exceed the agreed quantity of electricity, the organisation shall pay the second organisation a penalty of 0,02 CZK for each kWh but at least 20 CZK.
(2) The supplier shall be obliged to pay a periodic penalty payment of 0,02 CZK for each kW and hour for the failure to deliver or exceed the agreed electrical power, but not less than 20 CZK.
(3) For non-compliance with the voltage, the supplier is obliged to pay periodic penalty payments in accordance with Section 15 (3).
(4) For the non-compliance with the time limits referred to in Article 18, a late organisation shall pay a penalty of 50 Cds for each day of delay, but no more than 1000 Ccs.
(1) An organisation which operates a plant power plant or a heating plant is also a supplier of electricity to its own undertaking, it is required to indicate in a contract concluded with the Organisation of the Office also the amount of electricity in kWh delivered to its own undertaking and the corresponding consumption chart.
(2) For non-compliance with the quantity (kWh) and performance (kW), the organisation is obliged to pay the property penalties provided for in Article 15 (1) (c), (2) (b), (c), (4) and (5) to the Organisation of the Office.
(3) Where an organisation which operates a plant power plant or a heat plant supplies electricity to another customer, those supplies are governed by Part Two, Section Two.
GAS SUPPLIES
Technical conditions and measurements
(1) The supply is satisfied by the transfer of heat from the supplier's equipment to the customer's equipment; organisations may agree otherwise.
(2) For Gcal heat supplies, tolerance is allowed + 5% and - 10%.
(3) The pressure and temperature of the steam supplied, or hot or hot water, shall be agreed by the organisation in the contract; at the same time agree on the minimum and maximum values in which supplies and withdrawals may be moved.
(4) The collector is only allowed to use condensate and refundable water until the cooling specified by the supplier; However, it is obliged to return both condensate and reversible water. Only losses laid down in the technical standard or in the contract are permitted.
In very exceptional cases, organisations may agree on a different way of using condensate.
(5) The condensate returned by the collector shall not be contaminated more than agreed with the supplier. In justified cases, the supplier may require the customer to procure and install on his cargo an automatic purity detector of returned condensate which prevents the return of the contaminated condensate above the permissible value.
(6) The supplier is entitled to check the heat sampling device at the customer's premises as well as the accuracy of the customer's data.
(7) The collector is not entitled to use the heat supplied for purposes other than the contract.
(8) The collector may, with the consent of the supplier, leave the heat to the customers connected by hand. It shall, however, be required to install and maintain secondary heat meters for each secondary take-off by its own load and to deduct and invoice regularly according to the applicable rate of heat consumed by the secondary meter.
(9) The collector shall notify the supplier when submitting the draft contract or, on request, of the operational data to carry out the heat supply.
(1) In the interests of continuous heat supply to all customers, the supplier shall be entitled to implement regulatory and restrictive measures as necessary.
(2) The collector shall ensure that the measuring instruments are not damaged and report to the supplier without undue delay any defects in the heat equipment in the object in use, if they affect the heat supply and remove them as quickly as possible in the part of the heat equipment of which he is the operator.
(1) The supplier shall, as a general rule, measure the supply at the point of delivery by means of equipment installed, connected and maintained by the customer (including marking) for remuneration in accordance with specific regulations. However, organisations may agree to a derogation.
(2) Measurement of the supplied heat is carried out as follows:
(a) where the heat carrier is a steam, the condensate of which is collected from the customer, the heat supply shall normally be measured by the condensate water-meter. Where the condensate from the supplied steam is either not collected at all or only partially at the customer's disposal, the measurement shall be carried out with a parameter and the condensate collected with a water meter. As a general rule, the full supply of heat at the customer's premises is measured. The returned condensate shall be measured with a water-meter;
(b) if heat carriers are hot or hot water, instruments which measure heat (calorimeters) in gigacalories (Gcal) or a combination of registration devices shall be measured according to which the amount of heat supplied (flow meter or water meter or registration thermometer) is calculated. The collector shall not interfere with the primary heat or hot water circuit unless agreed with the supplier.
If, in exceptional cases, a heat transfer substance is collected, it shall be measured by means of a water meter or by the difference in input and return water meter data. If the supplier finds that heat is supplied through hot or hot water to be returned, the loss of returned water, the supplier shall, in addition to the property penalties, pay back the quantity of unreturned water and the corresponding heat for a maximum period of three months from the date of the defects found.
(3) The supplier may, at any time, replace his measuring, auxiliary and control devices fitted to the customer for his cargo.
(4) The collector will supply or pay the electric current for the heat measuring device.
(5) The collector shall monitor the correct operation of the measuring device and report immediately to the supplier any defects and anomalies in the measurement, as well as obvious failures in the installation before the measuring device.
(6) Collectors may, for their own use, install their own secondary or control meters, connected to the main supplier's meter. The state of these meters is not subtracted by the supplier. The underside or control gauges of the customer shall be separately marked. If the supplier's measuring equipment fails, the customer's control set may be used. For the installation of secondary and control heat meters, the consent of the supplier shall be required only in cases where such meters could affect the operation of the supplier's meters. The collector shall also take into account the effectiveness of the heat consumption standards when placing such measuring instruments.
(1) If the customer or the supplier of heat is in doubt about the accuracy of the measuring equipment data, he / she may request a written examination.
(2) The supplier is obliged to test the gauges within 30 days of receipt of the customer's request and, if defective, to replace them for correct.
(3) If it is found, when checking, that the data of the gauge do not deviate by more than ± 3% from the actual value, the costs of testing shall be borne by the organisation that requested the examination.
(4) Where it is found at the time of examination of the measuring instrument that a value deviates from the actual value more than that permitted under paragraph 3, the beneficiary organisation shall pay an amount corresponding to the error in the measuring instrument's data from the date on which the defect occurred, but not more than the date of the preceding deduction. The costs of checking and replacing the meter shall be borne by the organisation which has the meter in the management (ownership).
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| Citation | Decree of the Central Energy Administration No. 121 / 1964 Coll., which issues basic conditions of supply of electricity and heat |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 26.06.1964 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.1964 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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