A circuit is disconnected by isolators when____________?

Correct answer: B. there is no current in the line

  • A. line is energized
  • B. there is no current in the line
  • C. line is on full load
  • D. circuit breaker is not open

Explanation

An isolator is an off-load switching device and has no arc-quenching facility for interrupting current. The circuit breaker must therefore open first, leaving no current in the line before isolation.

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