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A catalogue entry for 25 mm² four-core standard cable. Request the material, conductor class, insulation and voltage rating for the cable being quoted. Exact construction and installation ratings require a verified specification.
Confirm the unit, supplied length, specification and delivery terms with the quotation.
Match the label to the quotation
Check the product description, declared size, cores and metres on receipt. If a QR code is present, compare the information it provides with the written specification; a QR code alone is not evidence of a tested batch.
Request a per-metre quote for 25 mm² four-core standard cable.
This page identifies the product: 25 mm² nominal size, four cores, standard construction. The written quotation confirms the rest: conductor material, insulation, voltage rating, supplied length, unit and rate.
Send the required metres, application and delivery city. Confirm the conductor material, insulation, voltage rating and supplied construction in the written quotation before ordering; this listing does not establish an installation current rating.
Compare rates using the same cable specification and unit. A per-foot rate and a per-coil price cannot be compared directly with a per-metre rate.
| Quoted unit | Conversion to metres | Per-metre comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Metre | 1 m | Use the quoted rate |
| Foot | 0.3048 m | Divide the per-foot rate by 0.3048 |
| Yard | 0.9144 m | Divide the per-yard rate by 0.9144 |
| Coil or drum | Use its confirmed length | Divide total price by actual metres |
A coil is a package, not a fixed quantity. Confirm its metres in writing and divide the total price by that length. See the price-per-metre guide for comparison examples.
There is no verified Pilone-specific ampacity assigned by this page. A nominal 25 mm² label does not, on its own, establish a permissible load.
| Input | Required evidence | Installation check |
|---|---|---|
| Conductor | Material, nominal area and class | Match the cable datasheet |
| Insulation / sheath | Material, temperature and voltage rating | Suitability for environment |
| Loaded conductors | Circuit and neutral loading | Use applicable table conditions |
| Route | Length and reference installation method | Check voltage drop and temperature |
| Protection | Design and prospective fault conditions | Coordinate protective devices |
Provide the required conductor material, insulation, loaded-core arrangement and route. Have the electrician check the appropriate current-capacity data, correction factors, voltage drop and protection.
References for the selection process: Schneider Electric: cable sizing and installation conditions; Schneider Electric: protective-device selection. Start a planning comparison with the cable-size calculator and voltage-drop calculator; confirm their assumptions for the actual supplied cable.
| Property | Quotation requirement |
|---|---|
| Catalogue nominal size | 25 mm² |
| Core count | 4 |
| Family | Standard cable |
| Conductor material and class | Confirm in the supplied specification |
| Strand construction | Confirm count and diameter; do not infer from nominal area |
| Insulation and sheath | Confirm material and temperature rating |
| Voltage rating | Confirm product marking and datasheet |
| Applicable specifications | Request the declared standard and supporting evidence where required |
| Current capacity / voltage drop | Check verified cable data for the installation |
| Supplied length and unit | State metres and packaging length |
| Availability and delivery | Confirm with the quotation |
19/.052 inch means nineteen strands with a stated diameter of .052 inch. Its calculated metal area is about 26.03 mm². That alone does not identify the construction of this 25 mm² product.
| Stated build | Strand diameter | Calculated area | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 × .052 inch | 1.3208 mm | 26.03 mm² | Inch-based construction example |
| 7 × 2.14 mm | 2.14 mm | 25.18 mm² | Metric construction example |
Keep the trade name, calculated geometry and declared nominal size separate. See the strand-code guide for the six common codes and their product links.
Describe the supply, demand and run from the main panel to the distribution board.
Provide equipment data, starting method and run conditions for the circuit designer.
Provide the route, grouping, environment and fire-performance requirements.
For each application, confirm insulation, conductor arrangement, protection and mechanical/environmental requirements. Compare the armoured range when the design calls for mechanical protection, and the standard cable range for related catalogue entries.
Core count describes the conductors in the cable; it does not state how all of them will be used or loaded. Confirm the circuit, neutral and protective-conductor arrangements from the design.
| Catalogue option | Before selection | Quotation detail |
|---|---|---|
| 2 core | Confirm circuit and separate protective-conductor provision | Material, insulation and length |
| 3 core | Identify function and loading of each core | Material, insulation and length |
| 4 core | Identify phases, neutral and protective-conductor provision | Material, insulation and length |
Compare 25 mm² two-core and 25 mm² three-core entries if those core counts are specified. Keep the required material and construction explicit when comparing quotes.
Record the approved description before purchase and compare it with the supplied label and documentation. A visual check does not replace specified testing.
Match nominal size, material, conductor class, cores and insulation with the quotation.
Request the datasheet or relevant test evidence when the project requires it. Strand geometry alone does not verify performance.
Confirm metres per package and the total delivered length. Resolve discrepancies before installation.
The delivery inspection checklist sets out these checks step by step, and how to read a cable datasheet explains which specification lines matter and what a test report does and does not show. For a feeder on a project schedule, see what to send for an industrial or commercial quotation.
State 25 mm², four-core standard cable and any required material, insulation or project specification.
Give the route quantity and required lengths. Confirm whether cut lengths or complete packages will be supplied.
Describe the job and delivery city, then confirm availability, delivery terms and the quotation unit.
Send the metres, the application, any required construction and the delivery city. The quotation states the specification, unit and supplied length, so you can check the delivery against it.