The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11

greatest average rate at which
energy is used within any fifteen
consecutive minute period.
Sec. differentiation of Demand
The demand of any power install
lation will ordinarily ne determined
by assessment in proportion to the
connected load. It may be de-
termined. at the City's option. by
test. The customer may at his own
expense install a demand meter for
the measurement of the billing de-
mand Meter for such porpose to be
approved by the City and to be
tested for accuracy at the City's
option. Where a demand meter is
used, the demand for billing pur-
poses will never be less than that
determined as outlined in para
graph (b) under Motors.
See. 15-Heating
Non-:nduetiye heating and cook
hg appliances will he included i'm
the determination OF the demand.
Sec. 16-X-RaY and Other High
Frequency Equipment
The demand of all such equip
ment shall be assa seed in ;he same
manner as ere motors under power
schedules an the full demand 50
determined shall be included in the
total demand under the applicable
schedule.
Sec. 17-Motors
Each horsepower of manufac-
turer's rating shall be considered as
$50 watts.
The billing demand under all
power schedules will be the follow
ing percentages of the name plate
ratings of all of the motors in the
installation. Municipalities on ma
chimes are to be manufacturer
Municipalities and if otherwise, the
capacity of the equipment is to be
determined by test when delivering
its maximum output
(a) 1909 of total rating, one
motor
500 of total rating. two
motors.
500 of total rating, three
motors.
1879 of total rating, four
or more motors.
Oh EXCEPT that horsepower
demand is never less than:
1000 rating of the larg-
est motor.
900 rating of the two
largest motors.
$50 rating of the three
largest motors.
In the event the customer has
demand in excess of the demand SO
determined, then the measured
maximum demand shall determine
the demand for billing purposes.
Should any motor deliver more
than 1907 of its rating then the
City shall base it's demand charges
upon actual input as determined by
test.
Sec. 18-Elevator Motors, All Sizes
Seventy per cent of the rated
normal running capacity.
Sec. 19-Miscellaneous
When the use of miscellaneous
equipment is permitted under pow
er schedule the assessed demand of
such will be determined by taking
the full rated capacity of all mis-
cellaneous equipment with the fol-
lowing exceptions: Picture ma
chimes and stereopticon ares in
theatres will be classed as power
and the demand of same will be
taken as the full rated capacity OF
all such equipment less one half
that portion of same which is used
only in alienation with an equal
or greater portion of the lighting
and power equipment of the
theatre, the latter portion being in
cluded in the demand
Sec. 20-Basis of Rates
All rate schedules herein are
based on service to one customer at
one point and will not apply for
purposes of resale or redistribution
in territory where the City has, or
is willing to provide, distribution
facilities.
Sec. 21-Schedule A-Residential
SeVice-Meter Rate
CLASSIFICATION: This sched-
ule applies to residences, flats and
individual apartments. A residence
is hereby defined as a building, or