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ID cable for Control Panel

Juan Kiriluk over 3 years ago

Hi guys,

Could someone else let me know which regulation say that the ID cable is placed from left to right?

Thank you.

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0 Juan Kiriluk over 3 years ago

Thank you guys, it is control panel for manufacturing..
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0 gkenyon over 3 years ago in reply to Juan Kiriluk

Juan Kiriluk said:
Thank you guys, it is control panel for manufacturing..

Interested what the function of those conductors is?

Usually BS EN 60204-1 applies, and conductors are typically Red, Black, Blue, Orange or Green-and-Yellow dependent on function? I understand there may be a reason it's white, and it is permitted in the standard ... but sometimes it's Neutral in machinery produced for USA and Canada
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0 gkenyon over 3 years ago in reply to Juan Kiriluk

Juan Kiriluk said:
Thank you guys, it is control panel for manufacturing..

Interested what the function of those conductors is?

Usually BS EN 60204-1 applies, and conductors are typically Red, Black, Blue, Orange or Green-and-Yellow dependent on function? I understand there may be a reason it's white, and it is permitted in the standard ... but sometimes it's Neutral in machinery produced for USA and Canada
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