A scale drawing which shows the original intention for the position of electrical equipment is called a:
A) wiring diagram
B) detail assembly drawing
C) site plan or layout drawing
D) as-fitted drawing.

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A site plan or layout drawing is typically used to show the original intended position of equipment, including electrical equipment. A wiring diagram is a more detailed drawing specifically focused on electrical connections. A detail assembly drawing may show specific components and how they fit together, but it is not necessarily focused on the positioning of electrical equipment. An as-fitted drawing would show the final installed positions of electrical equipment, rather than the original intention.

A Scale Drawing Which Shows the Original Intention for the Position