leadset
nounUK /ˈliːdˌsɛt/
US /ˈliːdˌsɛt/
A leadset is a group of wires that carry electricity or signals from one place to another.
The mechanic used a leadset to connect the battery to the tester.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A set of leads used to attach an electrical measuring instrument to a circuit.
He plugged the leadset into the multimeter before testing the outlet.
3. A collection of guiding leads or clues used to direct a search or investigation.
The detective reviewed the leadset gathered from witnesses.
4. A set of leads in a performance or broadcast, such as introductory segments.
The producer prepared the leadset for the evening news.