Electrical Safety Regulation 2013

The regulator must register a cathodic protection system that is a registrable system by entering in the register—

the name and address of the owner of the system notified to the regulator; and

the location of the system; and

the description of the structure being cathodically protected; and

the conditions of registration about—

the permitted maximum operating current of the system; and

for a system operating with an anode immersed in water or a marine environment—the permitted maximum operating voltage of the system; and

other conditions imposed by the regulator on the system’s operation; and

the date of registration.

Within 30 days after registering the system, the regulator must give the owner of the system written notice of the registration, including—

the conditions about the permitted maximum operating current and, if relevant, the permitted maximum operating voltage of the system; and

other conditions the regulator imposes on the system’s operation; and

the date of registration.