At 7 am, when the HOA switch is in the AUTO position, which components are energized?

In the context of electrical circuits and control systems, the functioning of components, such as switches and relays, plays a critical role in determining which devices are energized at a specific time.

When the HOA (Hand-Off-Automatic) switch is in the AUTO position, the system is designed to activate certain components based on predefined conditions. If it is stated that at 7 am no components are energized when the switch is in the AUTO position, then this suggests that either the conditions have not been met for those components to turn on, or the control system is programmed to remain inactive during that time.

This leads to the conclusion that none of the components, including relay R2, the white light, and the green light, are energized in this scenario. It indicates either a time schedule that prevents operation at that hour or an input signal that has not been triggered to allow for power flow to those devices. Understanding this function is critical in designing or troubleshooting automatic control systems where timing and conditions dictate operational status.

Therefore, the answer reflects the correct state of the system under the specified conditions, where no components, including the relay and lights, are energized when the switch is in the AUTO position at 7 am.