Well, it is a 50mA shunt, so probably best run with a shielded cable, easiest would be some Cat Whatever shielded network cable, as you really are only worried about the shield, or you can just use regular unshielded network cable with the unused 3 pairs shorted at the one end only. As it is also a floating system with no direct mains connection there is no issue with isolation of the cable, though that also depends on the instrument, so check if the current input is isolated from mains using a transformer of some sort ( probably not, likely the power meter simply references neutral and uses a capacitive dropper as power supply) and if not then treat the cable as needing to be isolated to mains specs. Most likely is it is mains referenced ( because it needs a voltage reference for power) so just use unscreened twisted pair, and the 2kV isolation of the inner and outer insulation, along with it being double wall as well, should be enough. Plug should have a 3A fuse in it as well in any case in the UK, and be connected to a RCD as well.