Wheat are the wire colors positive/negative/ground?
1732495
Green is the ground wire, as stated in the advertisement.. the other two are pos. one is brake and other is signal. experiment to find the combo you want.... Earl
1732496
Yellow=Positive/Brown=Negative/Green=GroundI believe. I have an older Jap bike, so my schematic may be inaccurate. Either way, Green is ground. Knowing that, there are only two ways to wire it. One of those possibilities is as a running light (stays "bright"), the other is as a brake light ("dim" when lit, "bright" when brake depressed).
1732497
green is ground / yellow is tail or dim/brown is brake or bright \. hope this will help you. I just wanted bright tail lights so wired the green to ground and the brown to hot. they work great.
1644428
simple speaker wire positive and negative. On my system I have a dedicated subwoofer positive and negative terminal.
1636676
Mine has a yellow wire but there are no standard color and changing it based on what they have in stock (many low end Chinese manufacturers will do this) ... it should be red-black-X .. red is volts, black is ground and the 3rd wire is current .. you can check this by using a DMM on ohms mode and looking for a practical short (less than 5 ohms) from ground to the green wire and that will verify that it is the current
860728
GoingBroke said however they follow the european standard brown (black), and blue (white). the yellow grn stripe is our earth gnd. I wired mine up following this to a proto cell and worked fine. if you are putting it on a 3 prong plug you should have a gold, silver and green screw. So Brown to gold, blue to silver and yellow/green to green. Brown (black) is hot, and blue (white) is neutral and the yellow grn stripe is our earth gnd.
1884221
I do not remember the color of the fixture wires but they are usually white and black, blue or red. White goes to white. Black, blue, or red goes to black coming in from main box. Green goes to ground either a green wire or usually bare wire. Please becareful. If this does not help call a pro. Good luck
67615
Electricity doesn't care about the color of the wire...that said, black is a very common color to use to denote a ground in automotive wiring.Just make sure that you are using a thick enough gauge wire to safely ground whatever it is you are grounding.
2022679
You have to then connect a jumper wire from the positive and negative 'round buttons' at the top to the rails on the grid you want to be negative and positive, usually the red and blue rails. Lemmie know if you still have trouble I'll upload a pic
396842
There are none,I purchased a cord from Home Depot , About $6.00 that has a Copper hot wire and silver neutral wire and green ground. The unit has markings for + and - hook copper to + and silver to - ,green to ground.
396843
There are none,I purchased a cord from Home Depot , About $6.00 that has a Copper hot wire and silver neutral wire and green ground.The unit has markings for + and - hook copper to + and silver to - ,green to ground.
1469171
There is no positive/negative wire. One end goes into the outlet and the other goes into the device.
1478898
Sorry- looked at my controller and the positive is shared. Hook the negative from each panel to separate neg (-) terminals. Both positives share one terminal.
791931
Mine is marked 1-9 left to right looking at the power strip connections 1,2,3=V+ 4,5,6=V- 7=Frame, safety ground - bare or green or green-yellow 8=Neutral, White 9=Active, Black (or sometimes Red), this is the switched line if you have a single pole on/off switch (it's shown as "L" or Live in the decal) Supply output (24v) is floating so you can ground (if required) either the V+ or V-
939515
Green/Yellow= Ground Brown= Hi side line Blue= neutral low side lineJim Hanson
1284763
The blue wire is the hot and the black wire is the ground. Not sure which one of yours is hot and which one is ground. You can test them to see.
740212
In most cases the red wire is the positive and the other corresponds to the negative pole. You can try in any case the product has a protection system when connected inversely.
1884223
I do not remember the color of the fixture wires but they are usually white and black, blue or red. White goes to white. Black, blue, or red goesto black coming in from main box. Green goes to ground either a green wire or usually bare wire. Please becareful. If this does not helpcall a pro. Good luck
91513
It has a white wire spot, a green wire spot, and a black wire spot. If I remember correctly.