wiregroup
nounUK /ˈwaɪəɡruːp/
US /ˈwaɪərɡruːp/
A wiregroup is a bunch of wires tied or grouped together.
The electrician used a wiregroup to keep the cables neat behind the desk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A set of wires organized as a single unit for installation or routing.
Each wiregroup in the panel is labeled for easy maintenance.
3. A group of people or devices connected by wires in a network.
The old telephone wiregroup linked every office in the building.
4. A category of wires sorted by gauge or function.
Store the red wiregroup separately from the black one.