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Color of intrinsically safe wires in the control cabinet

2020-01-21View Original

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The Hg20512 specification requires that intrinsically safe signal wires and terminals be marked in blue – must the signal wires be blue? How to distinguish the positive and negative poles? But the neutral wire is generally also required to be blue or light blue – how is it distinguished from the intrinsically safe signal wire? Seeking advice from experts!
Reply #22020-01-22
The outer insulation layer of the cable is blue, and the insulation layer for each wire core can be defined arbitrarily, such as red and blue, or red and white: lol
Reply #32020-01-22
The connection terminals can be distinguished by color, while the color of the wires themselves is used for differentiation

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