I’d appreciate an assist identifying wires

[bluedog225]

I got this LED fixture in Restore. Obviously used. I want hook a plug onto it. I’ve got blue, maybe red, and yellow with a green stripe.

I’m not familiar with this color scheme.

Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks

 

[inphx]

• Blue Wire: In many international wiring standards (including those commonly used in China), blue is typically the neutral wire. This corresponds to the white wire in the USA system.
• Reddish Wire: A reddish (or red) wire usually indicates the live or hot wire, which carries the current. This corresponds to the black wire in the USA system.
• Yellow-Green Wire: A yellow-green striped wire is almost universally used as the ground wire for safety. This matches the green or bare copper ground wire in the USA system.

 

[bluedog225]

Excellent. Thanks!. And I am showing continuity with the case on the yellow wire with the green stripe.

 

[Meursault74]

• Blue Wire: In many international wiring standards (including those commonly used in China), blue is typically the neutral wire. This corresponds to the white wire in the USA system.
• Reddish Wire: A reddish (or red) wire usually indicates the live or hot wire, which carries the current. This corresponds to the black wire in the USA system.
• Yellow-Green Wire: A yellow-green striped wire is almost universally used as the ground wire for safety. This matches the green or bare copper ground wire in the USA system.

I remember looking this up the first time I worked on some European equipment and saw those colors.

I thought at the time if the light blue, which reminded me of the united nations flag was chosen that way as "neutral"

 

[wyliesdiesels]

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[mm08822]

The red is probably brown.....may have faded over time.

Blue is neutral.