What features a Class 2 leak?

A Class 2 leak is characterized by the presence of moisture that forms drops but does not produce a steady flow of liquid. This classification typically indicates a situation where there is sufficient leakage to create noticeable moisture collection but not enough to cause continuous dripping. This distinction is important in contexts where leakage is monitored and assessed, as it informs the appropriate response or remediation actions.

In the context of the other choices, continuous droplets that fall represent a more severe leak classification, while wetness that causes drips also signals a higher level of leakage. A stable condition without drips suggests no active leakage, which does not align with the characteristics of a Class 2 leak. Understanding these classifications helps in effectively managing and responding to various leakage scenarios.