Electrical Safety Regulation 2013

In this part—

cathodically protected structure means a structure protected by a cathodic protection system.

cathodic protection standard means AS 2832.1 (Cathodic protection of metals—Pipes and cables).

foreign structure, for a cathodic protection system, means a structure that is buried or submerged and that may be subject to interference arising from the cathodic protection system.

foreign structure owner, for a cathodic protection system, means a person who owns a foreign structure for the cathodic protection system.

impressed current cathodic protection system means a cathodic protection system in which the current flowing between the structure protected by the cathodic protection system and the anode is supplied by an external source.

maximum operating current, for a cathodic protection system, means the maximum value of the fixed, manually variable or automatically variable current at which the cathodic protection system operates, other than during short term testing of the cathodic protection system.

registered system means a registrable system registered under this part.

registrable system means an impressed current cathodic protection system the converter of which is capable of delivering a current greater than 0.25A.

short term testing, of a cathodic protection system, means testing of less than a total of 30 minutes in any 7 consecutive days.