Which term describes a bundling arrangement when two or more wire groups are tied together to run toward the same direction?

• A. Wire bundle
• B. Wire group
• C. Lacing
• D. Tying

Answer: (A)

Bundling multiple wire groups to run in the same direction is a wire bundle. This term describes the organized arrangement where several conductors are bound together to form a single, directed path, making routing and maintenance easier. Lacing refers to the method used to secure wires within the bundle, not the label for the arrangement itself. Wire group is simply a collection of wires treated as one unit, without implying that they’re bound into a single directional path. Tying is the action of securing wires and isn’t the name for the finished arrangement.