This article focuses on low-voltage four-core cables of models U1000 R2V and U1000 R02V, covering their specifications, materials, applicable scenarios, and price list-related information. This series of cables are low-voltage cables with copper as the core material, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) as the insulation layer, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) as the outer sheath, which have good conductivity, insulation, and durability. In terms of specifications, they include various wire diameter combinations such as 31.5, 32.5, 3G1.5, 3G2.5, etc. Among them, "3*" indicates 3 main core wires, and "3G" may represent a 3-core structure including a grounding core, all of which are four-core designs to meet different power transmission needs. Such cables are suitable for scenarios such as power stations and can be used for power transmission and distribution in low-voltage power systems. With their material properties, they can work stably in various environments. The article also involves the price list of this series of cables, providing a cost reference for related procurement, engineering planning, etc. In general, the U1000 R2V and U1000 R02V series low-voltage four-core cables are suitable for low-voltage power scenarios such as power stations in terms of material and specifications, and their price information also provides convenience for practical applications.