Which term describes a plan showing routing of conductors between devices and terminations?

• A. Wire Path Routing & Separation
• B. Control Wiring Plan
• C. Grounding Plan
• D. Conduit Schedule

Answer: (A)

Planning how conductors run from devices to terminations focuses on mapping each wire’s path and its separation from other circuits. This is captured by a wire path routing and separation plan, which explicitly describes the route the conductors will take and how different circuits are kept apart to prevent interference and meet installation standards. Other options describe related but different aspects: a control wiring plan addresses the control circuits themselves rather than the physical routing paths; a grounding plan centers on earth grounding and bonding; a conduit schedule is about conduit types, sizes, and general routing rather than detailed wiring paths between devices and terminations. So the term that best describes a plan showing routing of conductors between devices and terminations is wire path routing & separation.