Double arms are typically used to handle heavy weights, corners, and ?.

Double arms are typically used to handle heavy weights, corners, and ?.

• A. Deadends
• B. Equipment stations
• C. Jumpers
• D. V phase lines

Answer: (A)

Double-arm configurations are used to stabilize and redirect a heavy load when you need to change direction and secure it at an endpoint. The extra arm gives two contact points, which helps distribute the weight more evenly and control the load as you move it around corners or toward a fixed end. This reduces sway and the risk of the load slipping or tangling, making the termination at the end of a run safer and more secure. Other options don’t fit the scenario: equipment stations relate to where tools or machines are kept, jumpers are short connecting pieces, and V phase lines describe a particular electrical arrangement, none of which directly explain handling heavy weights around corners and endpoints.

Double-arm configurations are used to stabilize and redirect a heavy load when you need to change direction and secure it at an endpoint. The extra arm gives two contact points, which helps distribute the weight more evenly and control the load as you move it around corners or toward a fixed end. This reduces sway and the risk of the load slipping or tangling, making the termination at the end of a run safer and more secure.

Other options don’t fit the scenario: equipment stations relate to where tools or machines are kept, jumpers are short connecting pieces, and V phase lines describe a particular electrical arrangement, none of which directly explain handling heavy weights around corners and endpoints.