[NLRS] Power Poles
Jim.N9NGH
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Sat, 17 Jan 2004 10:59:18 -0600
I don't know if there is a "standard" per se but in the Medical
electronics industry that I come from we used the following colors
for specific voltages:
+ 5 VDC = Red
Analog return (neg. side of single ended power supply) = Black
+15 VDC = Orange
Common (for +/- power supply) = White
- 15 VDC = Gray
Chassis ground = Green or Green with yellow stripe. NEVER USE GREEN
FOR A VOLTAGE SOURCE. Green ALWAYS means GROUND!
I don't know what to suggest for 24 or 48 V as I never worked with
those voltages in the industry.
Black is usually a good choice for the Negative side. As a
suggestion, perhaps you could use Yellow for 24 V and Orange for 48 V.
My 2 cents, FWIW...
73
Jim, N9NGH
EN34px Hudson, WI
> I have a problem with keeping track of my different power sources in
>my shack. I have 12 volts plus, 24 volts Plus with 24 volts Neg. 48 volt
>plus and Neg. I did check out powerworks web site and they had different
>colors other then RED and BLACK. So What color standard is there for the
>different voltages. TNX Dave N0KP
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