The use of strain type insulators is made where the conductors are

Dead ended
At intermediate anchor towers
Any of the above
None of the above

The correct answer is: B. At intermediate anchor towers

Strain type insulators are used at intermediate anchor towers to support the weight of the conductors and to prevent them from sagging too low.

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They are also used to protect the conductors from damage from wind and ice.

Dead-end towers are used to terminate the conductors at the end of a line. They do not require strain insulators, as the conductors are not supported by the tower.

Option C is incorrect, as strain insulators are not used at dead-end towers.

Option D is incorrect, as strain insulators are used at intermediate anchor towers.

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