What color is the wire strand?
1980808
I have several of these strands in our back yard. None are black. All dark green
1980809
black. i have a white vinyl fence so placed them around the perimeter of the fence and they really pretty and bright, in a good way!
712497
Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look like. I hope this helps. Thanks - Mark Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look... » Read More Hello Maureen. Thank you for your inquiry. Discrete is somewhat subjective. The wire is the dark green color that most Christmas light strings use. When it is lying in grass, it is very discrete - it blends in very well. However, if you were to lay them over a white sandy beach, then they would probably be quite visible. I am not sure what color the background surface would be in your case, but I can tell you that if you happen to have a set of Christmas lights with the dark green wire, you could lay them out in your entry area and get a good idea of what the Lawn Lights string will look like. I hope this helps. Thanks - Mark « Show Less
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It's a light tan color. Really nice, triangle in shape. I purchased 3 and with the sun over head they come in really handy. Couldn't beat the price either. Have them strung out over and around my pergola. My pergola is 18x 20. Hopes that help.
676124
Hi! I would say it's a white with a silvery hue...... I can't say it's silver, but it glistens certain ways that look silvery. Nodes that help? I love it!
738067
That sounds right. Honestly I cant remember. Mine had a silver tag with color code info on wire jacket.
1622635
The blue is hot. Treat it like a black wire. Brown is common, so treat it like a white wire. The yellow with green stripe is ground, so like a green wire.
1130169
The color of the wires on the lights are not always the same, the most common is brown, blue, green or green/yellow. the brown connects to the line side of your electrical wiring, which is probably black or red.The blue connects to the neutral side, which most likely is white, and the green or green/yellow connects to the ground. If the light has gray, blue, and green then the gray is line, the blue is still neutral, and the green is still ground.
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They are a vibrant blue. I bought 4 sets and we loved them. The only problem is that there are only 8 lights to a strand. They do plug into each other which is nice. I put 2 strands each on our my plants andwe will be buying more, because it is just not enough. But we loved them and I don't think that you would be disappointed. We were not.
1313752
I matched the shape, wire colors. (My lamp is an antique). To look at other images I looked online for images.
2104671
If the wires are brown, blue, and green with a yellow stripe then the combination is:Brown = BlackBlue = WhiteGreen/Yellow = GroundHope this helps.
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
1130168
The color of the wires on the lights are not always the same, the most common is brown, blue, green or green/yellow. the brown connects to the line side of your electrical wiring, which is probably black or red. The blue connects to the neutral side, which most likely is white, and the green or green/yellow connects to the ground. If the light has gray, blue, and green then the gray is line, the blue is still neutral, and the green is still ground.
1341954
I don't remember the colors but it was an exact replacement for my roof top ac. I just matched the colors up and put wire nuts on it. It has worked great all summer long. I hope this helps
692361
you have to google it, but don't take off those tags because both wires are the same color L is hot or black and N is neutral or white.
1254929
It's been several years since I installed my kit, so I don't remember what the wire looks like. I remember that when I bought them, the seller said the wires were aluminum coated copper. Although I don't have any way to verify. That being said, it is a quality set of cables, powering a 1200 watt 2-channel with no issues since installation 3+ years ago.
1396007
The "leaves" of the tree are outlined in green rope lighting and the "stem" is covered with an amber rope lighting (bulbs are clear but lighting ends up being the color of the rope). The base is the same color as the metal that extends up through the stem, somewhere between brown and mauve (sorry, I'm a guy and don't have a good grasp on the whole color spectrum).
814267
The black wire is the hot wire and the white is the neutral.The green is the ground