ELS Location refers to which control points?

ELS Location refers to which control points?

• A. Control panel at 2L and Flight Deck
• B. Overhead panel in cabin
• C. Tail cone switch in aft section
• D. Crew rest area

Answer: (A)

Emergency Lighting System controls must be reachable by crew during an incident, so the system is operable from locations that both pilots and cabin crew can access quickly. The control panel at 2L provides a direct, accessible spot for cabin crew near the front of the aircraft to activate or test the ELS, while the Flight Deck panel lets the pilots manage it from the cockpit. This dual-access setup ensures the lighting can be controlled as part of preflight checks, in-flight procedures, or evacuations. The overhead cabin panel isn’t the designated ELS control point, and the tail cone switch or crew rest area aren’t related to ELS control.

Emergency Lighting System controls must be reachable by crew during an incident, so the system is operable from locations that both pilots and cabin crew can access quickly. The control panel at 2L provides a direct, accessible spot for cabin crew near the front of the aircraft to activate or test the ELS, while the Flight Deck panel lets the pilots manage it from the cockpit. This dual-access setup ensures the lighting can be controlled as part of preflight checks, in-flight procedures, or evacuations. The overhead cabin panel isn’t the designated ELS control point, and the tail cone switch or crew rest area aren’t related to ELS control.