During preflight, which condition indicates the Emergency Flashlight is properly installed?

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During preflight, which condition indicates the Emergency Flashlight is properly installed?

Explanation:
During preflight, an Emergency Flashlight is properly installed only when it is both secured in its bracket and the indicator light is solid red. The secure mount ensures the unit won’t move or come loose during flight, so it will be available when needed. The solid red light shows the flashlight is powered and properly seated in its housing, ready for use. If it’s just secured but the light isn’t solid red, or the light is on but the unit isn’t securely mounted, the installation isn’t considered correct. Both conditions together confirm a complete and reliable installation.

During preflight, an Emergency Flashlight is properly installed only when it is both secured in its bracket and the indicator light is solid red. The secure mount ensures the unit won’t move or come loose during flight, so it will be available when needed. The solid red light shows the flashlight is powered and properly seated in its housing, ready for use. If it’s just secured but the light isn’t solid red, or the light is on but the unit isn’t securely mounted, the installation isn’t considered correct. Both conditions together confirm a complete and reliable installation.

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