3E0X1 personnel will assemble and install load brake elbow connectors onsite prior to making connections to the equipment.

• A. Power cables
• B. Circuit breakers
• C. Load brake elbow connectors
• D. Bus bars

Answer: (C)

A load brake elbow connector is the dedicated termination that attaches a feeder cable to equipment such as switchgear or bus-bar assemblies, designed to carry current and allow a controlled break under load. Technicians assemble and install these elbows on the feeder cables at the job site before making the final connection to the equipment so the interface is properly sized, aligned, and secure, with correct torque and clean contact surfaces. This ensures a safe, reliable connection when the cable is connected to the equipment.

Power cables are the conductors themselves, not the terminating assembly; circuit breakers are devices that interrupt current; bus bars are the internal distribution conductors inside equipment. The described work specifically involves the end termination that links the cable to the equipment, which is why load brake elbow connectors is the correct choice.