control cable
nounUK /kənˈtrəʊl ˌkeɪbl/
US /kənˈtroʊl ˌkeɪbl/
A control cable is a strong wire that helps you make a machine do something.
He pulled the control cable to make the bike's brake work.
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2. A cable used to send signals that operate equipment remotely.
The crane operator used a control cable to move the arm.
3. A flexible cable inside a sleeve that carries pulling or pushing force.
The mechanic replaced the worn control cable on the lawnmower.
4. A wire bundle that carries control signals in an electrical system.
Technicians checked the control cable connecting the panel to the motor.