cableset

noun
UK /ˈkeɪbəlˌsɛt/
US /ˈkeɪbəlˌsɛt/

A cableset is a group of wires joined together to carry power or signals.

The technician plugged the cableset into the back of the television.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A matching set of cables sold together for a specific device.

The camera came with a cableset for charging and data transfer.

3. A collection of ropes or cords used on a ship.

The sailor checked the cableset before the storm arrived.

4. A set of television cables offered as a package by a provider.

The new subscribers received a free cableset with their installation.