Referring to scrims for the lights, what is a 'home run'?

• A. One double
• B. Two doubles
• C. Three doubles
• D. Four doubles

Answer: (B)

A home run is a dedicated, straight-from-the-power-source feed to a load, not daisy-chained through other devices. For scrims, you typically need two separate, independent feeds to ensure even illumination and clean control across the setup, which means two separate two-conductor runs (two doubles) from the power distro to the scrim area. This direct, paired wiring avoids voltage drop and interaction between circuits, keeping the lighting consistent.