Is the order of the wiring the same for the innermost pairs on both end of the plugs? Look at the wire color. thanks
208085
Yes, the wiring is the same at both ends... meaning the color and order of the wiring is consistent in both ends of the plugs BUT the end plugs are different.........one is the type of end plug for a telephone the other is type of end plug for ethernet.
1095650
I'm not sure. I based my purchase on voltage listed matching and the plug looked the same.?
2058151
the images actually are of the same plug, but two different sides - the input and output sides. i bought these plugs and used them last month in 6 different european countries - they worked just fine!
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
405718
The color of each wire is to make replacement simple. I always make a Diagram first before removing the original wiring.You can't always follow by color of wires
624413
Yes there is if you look at the connector on them you will see one is a 4 prong male and one is 4 prong female also it should say witch is upstream and down stream ,have a look at your old ones BEFORE you order. save your self trouble by making sure you get the right one the first time
1445805
all of the answers below are correct. off the top of my head i don't remember but it was ( the plug gap ) just as normal. got them at the parts store and they also checked them for me even though they are pre-set/gapped.
1524367
The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
1607255
It is the same connector on both ends. I could not find one with bare wire so bought this to cut and use as a splice between my battery and inverter
959743
The Instructions are a little confusing, I had to just go by what each wire does: I used Conventional Diagram! I also Double checked connections On the internet utilizing how my old one was connected & tagged the wires with the corresponding letters shown on the wiring diagram? I don't know if I have confused you more O actually helped you? Good Luck! =O)
1963487
Polarity should not be an issue. You can come out of the power supply only one way with the main wire, then into this "jumper" and out. Noting colors (e.g. red to red, ensure they match. If not cut and splicing will be required. Excellent product.
2230961
Yes there are different color wires. There is the neutral or gnd, and one + for bright and one + for slightly dimmer. I just wired mine up to the wire that was the brightest. Didn't care about being dimmer.
1226926
It doesn't matter as long as you make sure negative is connected to negative and positive is connected to positive. Same copper wire, just different plastic coatings. If it helps to keep everything wiring correctly for you, then use the blue stripe for all of your negative connections. You have made a good buy. Excellent speaker wire!
414254
Cables are separate. I cut off the plug ends and wired them directly. Paying $25 each for connecting cables/plugs seems ridiculous to me. I did save the plugs I removed. I will use them later in a different project I am using industrial 12g copper wire. It looks like you have a complete package EXCEPT wire to hook everything up
1351703
Yea it's the way they are wired. You can switch the colors around or re work the wiring.
2254053
Hello. The red is always the positive so is the black. It doesn't matter which one you connect with a 12 volt adapter both are the same. You don't need the yellow wire. Cut it off. Hope this helps.
1878951
No. For some reason LED manufacturers think plugs are the same as switches.