Electrical cables · Lagos

Power, control & armoured cables

Get a quote for cable runs on a new installation or for replacement cable. Use the cable schedule for a project, or the complete printed sheath marking for an existing run if it’s readable.

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What to include in a cable schedule

Share the specifications you have so the sales desk can confirm the right items, price and lead time.

Application and route

Tell us whether the cable is for power distribution or control wiring and where it will run, such as in a tray, duct or buried route. State any specified armour, screening, insulation or sheath requirements.

Conductor and cores

Include copper or aluminium, the number of cores, the conductor cross-section in mm² and the voltage rating. For a replacement, include the markings and any part number from the existing cable.

Lengths and packaging

List the number of runs and length of each run in metres. Say whether you need continuous lengths or complete reels, and specify glands or lugs separately if they are part of the request.

Break out each run in the bill of quantities

For example, three 50 m runs and one 150 m run have the same total length but different supply requirements. Give each cable type and run length its own line, along with the job location and required date. Use the approved cable schedule for conductor sizing.