What type of service conductors are made up in the form of a cable?

Service cable refers specifically to a type of service conductor that is constructed in the form of a cable. This includes conductors that are typically insulated and may have additional protective coverings to withstand outdoor conditions, making them suitable for service entrance applications.

Service cable is designed for use in supplying power from the utility company's electricity distribution system to a building or structure. The cable's construction often includes multiple conductors enclosed within a protective sheath, which provides both mechanical strength and environmental resistance.

Other options, while related to service conductors, do not refer specifically to the cable form. For instance, service drop generally refers to the overhead conductors that connect the utility line to the building, but they are not necessarily in a cable form. Service conductors and service-entrance conductors are more general terms that can encompass various types of conductors, not exclusively those that are cabled. Thus, service cable is the precise term that highlights the cabled construction of these conductors.