Which condition represents the necessary state for the green aspect?

Which condition represents the necessary state for the green aspect?

• A. HV energized and DV de-energized
• B. HV ahead and HV in advanced
• C. HV energized and DV energized
• D. A de-energized system

Answer: (C)

The condition representing the necessary state for the green aspect is that both the high voltage (HV) and the device voltage (DV) must be energized simultaneously. This indicates that the system is fully operational and safe for line control activities, allowing for safe maintenance or switching operations. When both voltages are energized, it implies that the necessary power is available to perform functions as intended without risks that could arise in a de-energized state. This state ensures that safety protocols are upheld in line control, allowing operators to manage the line confidently. In contrast, if either of the other conditions were met, such as having de-energized components or only one of the voltages energized, it would not reflect the green aspect necessary for safe operation and could jeopardize the safety and effectiveness of line control practices.

The condition representing the necessary state for the green aspect is that both the high voltage (HV) and the device voltage (DV) must be energized simultaneously. This indicates that the system is fully operational and safe for line control activities, allowing for safe maintenance or switching operations.

When both voltages are energized, it implies that the necessary power is available to perform functions as intended without risks that could arise in a de-energized state. This state ensures that safety protocols are upheld in line control, allowing operators to manage the line confidently.

In contrast, if either of the other conditions were met, such as having de-energized components or only one of the voltages energized, it would not reflect the green aspect necessary for safe operation and could jeopardize the safety and effectiveness of line control practices.