The term that means balancing the supply of electricity on the system.

• A. Bonding
• B. Automatic Electrical Load Management
• C. Cascade System
• D. Certification Test

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how the vehicle’s electrical system manages demand to keep power balanced. Automatic Electrical Load Management automatically prioritizes and controls electrical loads so the alternator and battery can meet the essential needs without overloading the system. In practice, it ensures critical functions—like lights, radios, and vital equipment—keep power, while nonessential items can be shed or deferred when the available current is limited or the battery is low. This keeps voltage stable and prevents draining the battery during high-demand periods. Bonding is about safety-grounding paths, which isn’t about balancing supply. A cascade system isn’t the term used for automatic load balancing in this context, and a certification test is unrelated to how power is managed in real time.