wire color [RE-wrenches]
Todd Cory, Mt. Shasta Energy Services
toddcory at finestplanet.com
Mon Jan 17 08:45:15 PST 2005
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This could be problematic... if you go to work on a system you don't know what
the wire colors mean until you determine if the system is grounded or not. I
think this stems from AC wiring standards and colors being applied to DC
systems. IMO someone needs to think this through and come up with a color code
for DC that is the same regardless of the grounding or system voltage.
Todd
Drake Chamberlin wrote:
> My understanding of this issue is that a grounded current carrying
> conductor must either be white or natural gray. I think that in an
> ungrounded system, a color other than white or natural gray must be used
> for the negative.
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