Green Steady indicates which condition?

Green Steady indicates which condition?

• A. A fault exists
• B. The most recent measurement exceeded the alarm level
• C. All conditions normal
• D. The most recent measurement exceeded the alert level

Answer: (C)

Green steady signals normal operation. It means all conditions are within acceptable limits, with no fault detected and no alert or alarm active. If a measurement had exceeded the alert level, you’d typically see an amber or yellow indicator (often flashing). If it exceeded the alarm level, the indicator would shift to red. A fault is usually shown by a separate fault indicator or a different color pattern. So the steady green state specifically corresponds to all conditions being normal.

Green steady signals normal operation. It means all conditions are within acceptable limits, with no fault detected and no alert or alarm active. If a measurement had exceeded the alert level, you’d typically see an amber or yellow indicator (often flashing). If it exceeded the alarm level, the indicator would shift to red. A fault is usually shown by a separate fault indicator or a different color pattern. So the steady green state specifically corresponds to all conditions being normal.