Which of the following items is listed as a standard electrical accessory on the airplane?

• A. Nav lights, recog lights, strobe lights
• B. Starter, electric fuel pump, ammeter, annunciator panel
• C. G500 display with 2 G650s
• D. Cabin dome lighting

Answer: (B)

Standard electrical accessories are the components of the electrical system that you rely on for engine starting, monitoring, and warning functions. The starter uses electrical power to crank the engine, the electric fuel pump ensures fuel is delivered during start and certain operations, the ammeter shows the electrical current and helps you monitor charging and loads, and the annunciator panel displays warnings and system statuses for quick pilot awareness. These items are directly tied to the airplane’s electrical system operation and status. In contrast, exterior lighting like navigation, recognition, and strobe lights are lighting loads, and cabin dome lighting is simply interior illumination; they’re powered by the system but aren’t typically grouped as the standard electrical accessories listed for the aircraft. Hence, the set including the starter, electric fuel pump, ammeter, and annunciator panel is the correct one.