utilitycable
nounUK /juːˈtɪlɪti ˈkeɪbl/
US /juːˈtɪləti ˈkeɪbl/
A strong wire that carries power or signals to homes and buildings.
Workers buried the utilitycable under the street so the neighborhood could get electricity.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A cable used to connect a computer or device to a power source.
He plugged the utilitycable into the wall to charge the machine.
3. A heavy cable used for general-purpose work in construction or industry.
The crew coiled the utilitycable after finishing the job.
4. A cable that provides basic services such as internet, phone, or television.
The utilitycable running into the house carries both phone and internet signals.