Which Anti Ice components operate electrically?

The correct answer focuses on the components that utilize electrical systems for anti-icing purposes. In the case of the Pitot and Static Pressure Probes, these components are equipped with electrical heating elements designed to prevent icing. This is critical for ensuring accurate airspeed and altitude readings, which are vital for safe aircraft operation, particularly in icy conditions.

While other options contain components that serve various functions, they do not primarily operate electrically for anti-ice purposes. For instance, the Engine Air Lips and Wheel Brake Heating System involves different heating mechanisms and may not fit the definition of anti-ice components predominantly operating electrically. The Wing Inboard Leading Edge and Outboard Slats typically use pneumatic or bleed air systems for ice protection rather than electric components. Lastly, while cockpit fans and air conditioning systems involve electrical operation, they do not directly relate to anti-icing functions.

Understanding these distinctions helps clarify why the Pitot and Static Pressure Probes are correctly identified as the electrically operated anti-ice components.