Green is usually a ground. Is it used as a ground on this wiring Harness.?g harness.
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i tried it both ways, with the green connected to ground and not connected to ground, the unit worked both ways, i do not believe this green wire is a true ground wire.
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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.
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My light just had brown (brown/red) and blue. I used brown/red for positive (red) and blue for negative (closest to black of options provided). It works. I didn't have yellow w/green stripe. Green is usually a ground, but don't know why there would be one on a 12v DC device.
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Blue to white neutral Brown to black 120Volt Yellow/greenstripe to green wire or to grounding screw
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The red and black bundled wires are 12 v + and ground. The green wire is the serial ground and only functions as a ground for the serial wires. Unless you're going to use the external serial function, there is no need to ground the green wire.
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Despite the reply from Phoenix Down... ...many of these type of devices do work without a neutral (aka grounded wire). As explained in other replies to diff questions, the grounding wire, often bare or green (not to be confused with the grounded wire..aka neutral) is acceptable by UL (Underwriters Labs) and the NAC (National Electrical Code). To simplify my reply.... ....it seems it's perfectly acceptable not to have a neutral on this device but instead the ground wire (again, green or bare copper).
893105
Hi My information doesn't gave green works. So it may not fit. Sorry not much help. Thank you texasvalue
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It's AC current. Green is ground. If no other markings on the blacks it doesn't matter.
1783473
In the picture do you see the green wire? Usually green indicates the wire to ground. if th. Electric plug you connect this to is wired correctly, the center screw that holds the plate onto the plug is also ground. So before plugging in the unit unscrew the center plate screw just slighty to connect the end of the green wire. Then screw back tightly and finaly plug in the unit to your telephone or modem equipment.
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Green. They are gardening wires, such as for tying a plant to a stake, which the website description does not make clear. That is apparently why they are forest green.
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My guess is that the red and black wires are your "hot" wires and those are the ones the clamps go on. The white is neutral and the green is ground.
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Yes, but Your ground wire may not be green. Romex electrical wire has 3 wires; black, white, and bare for the ground. If you only have black and white wires, it can still be used if you follow directions correctly. I recommend doing an internet search "installing ground fault receptacle without a ground wire." There are several sites. Choose the one that you can comprehend the best. I read several. Some were confusing. Depends on your level of expertise.
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You can use both either in the green or blue colored . I have both of each and never had a problem . Hope that helps and have a nice day
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It has 3 wire leads, white (ground) brown (common)and turn signal wire, green or yellow.
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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.
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Green wire, in a 2 wire home, generally can be attached to the ground wire. Be advised that I'm not familiar with your house, so you should contact a licensed electrician to get a hands on look at your wiring. I am only telling you of my experience in your situation. Do not assume that you will have the same result that I have had, or others that are answering your question. Be safe............
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Hi, it counts on your wiring. If the box is ground and you use the screw in the loop then yes it will be ground. If the box is not then of course a ground will not just appear from no where.