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Colour Code Charts Reference Section Colour Code Charts Colour Chart # 1 Colour Chart # 2 Cond. # Colour Cond. # Colour Cond. # Colour 1 Black 1 Black 26 Orange/Black/White 2 White 27 Blue/Black/White 2 White 3 Red 28 Black/Red/Green 3 Red 4 Green 29 White/Red/Green 4 Green 5 Orange 30 Red/Black/Green 5 Brown 6 Blue 31 Green/Black/Orange 6 Blue 7 White/Black 32 Orange/Black/Green 7 Orange 8 Red/Black 33 Blue/White/Orange 8 Yellow 9 Green/Black 34 Black/White/Orange 9 Purple 10 Orange/Black 35 White/Red/Orange 11 Blue/Black 36 Orange/White/Blue 10 Grey 12 Black/White 37 White/Red/Blue 11 Pink 13 Red/White 38 Black/White/Green 12 Tan 14 Green/White 39 White/Black/Green 15 Blue/White 40 Red/White/Green 16 Black/Red 41 Green/White/Blue 17 White/Red 42 Orange/Red/Green 18 Orange/Red 43 Blue/Red/Green 19 Blue/Red 44 Black/White/Blue 20 Red/Green 45 White/Black/Blue 21 Orange/Green 46 Red/White/Blue 22 Black/White/Red 47 Green/Orange/Red 23 White/Black/Red 48 Orange/Red/Blue 24 Red/Black/White 49 Blue/Red/Orange 25 Green/Black/White 50 Black/orange/Red Colour Chart # 3 Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code 1 Black paired with Red 14 Green paired with White 27 Brown paired with Orange 2 Black paired with White 15 Green paired with Blue 28 Orange paired with Yellow 3 Black paired with Green 16 Green paired with Yellow 29 Purple paired with Orange 4 Black paired with Blue 17 Green paired with Brown 30 Purple paired with Red 5 Black paired with Yellow 18 Green paired with Orange 31 Purple paired with White 6 Black paired with Brown 19 White paired with Blue 32 Purple paired with Green 7 Black paired with Orange 20 White paired with Yellow 33 Purple paired with Blue 8 Red paired with White 21 White paired with Brown 34 Purple paired with Yellow 9 Red paired with Green 22 White paired with Orange 35 Purple paired with Brown 10 Red paired with Blue 23 Blue paired with Yellow 36 Purple paired with Black 11 Red paired with Yellow 24 Blue paired with Brown 37 Grey paired with White 12 Red paired with Brown 25 Blue paired with Orange 13 Red paired with Orange 26 Brown paired with Yellow 122 Reference Section Colour Code Charts Colour Chart # 3R Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code 1 Black/Red paired with Red/Black 20 White/Yellow paired with Yellow/White 2 Black/White paired with White/Black 21 White/Brown paired with Brown/White 3 Black/Green paired with Green/Black 22 White/Orange paired with Orange/White 4 Black/Blue paired with Blue/Black 23 Blue/Yellow paired with Yellow/Blue 5 Black/Yellow paired with Yellow/Black 24 Blue/Brown paired with Brown/Blue 6 Black/Brown paired with Brown/Black 25 Blue/Orange paired with Orange/Blue 7 Black/Orange paired with Orange/Black 26 Brown/Yellow paired with Yellow/Brown 8 Red/White paired with White/Red 27 Brown/Orange paired with Orange/Brown 9 Red/Green paired with Green/Red 28 Orange/Yellow paired with Yellow/Orange 10 Red/Blue paired with Blue/Red 29 Purple/Orange paired with Orange/Purple 11 Red/Yellow paired with Yellow/Red 30 Purple/Red paired with Red/Purple 12 Red/Brown paired with Brown/Red 31 Purple/White paired with White/Purple 13 Red/Orange paired with Orange/Red 32 Purple/Green paired with Green/Purple 14 Green/White paired with White/Green 33 Purple/Lt Blue paired with Lt Blue/Purple 15 Green/Blue paired with Blue/Green 34 Purple/Yellow paired with Yellow/Purple 16 Green/Yellow paired with Yellow/Green 35 Purple/Brown paired with Brown/Purple 17 Green/Brown paired with Brown/Green 36 Purple/Black paired with Black/Purple 18 Green/Orange paired with Orange/Green 37 Grey/White paired with White/Grey 19 White/Blue paired with Blue/White Colour Chart # 4 Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code 1 Blue paired with White 10 Slate paired with Red 19 Brown paired with Yellow 2 Orange paired with White 11 Blue paired with Black 20 Slate paired with Yellow 3 Green paired with White 12 Orange paired with Black 21 Blue paired with Violet 4 Brown paired with White 13 Green paired with Black 22 Orange paired with Violet 5 Slate paired with White 14 Brown paired with Black 23 Green paired with Violet 6 Blue paired with Red 15 Slate paired with Black 24 Brown paired with Violet 7 Orange paired with Red 16 Blue paired with Yellow 25 Slate paired with Violet 8 Green paired with Red 17 Orange paired with Yellow 9 Brown paired with Red 18 Green paired with Yellow Colour Chart # 4R Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code 1 Blue paired with White/Blue 4 Brown paired with White/Brown 2 Orange paired with White/Orange 5 Slate paired with White/Slate 3 Green paired with White/Green 6 Blue paired with Red/Blue 123 Reference Section Colour Code Charts Colour Chart # 5 Colour Chart # 6 Colour Chart # 7 Cond. Cond. Pair # Colour Code Colour Code Colour Code # # 1 Blue/White paired with White/Blue 1 Black 1 Red 2 Orange/White paired with White/Orange 2 Red 2 Green 3 Green/White paired with White/Green 3 Green 3 Yellow 4 Brown/White paired with White/Brown 4 Blue 4 Black 5 Slate/White paired with White/Slate 5 Brown 5 White 6 Blue/Red paired with Red/Blue 6 Orange 6 Blue 7 Orange/Red paired with Red/Orange 7 Black/White 7 Orange 8 Green/Red paired with Red/Green 8 Red/White 8 Brown 9 Brown/Red paired with Red/Brown 9 Green/White 9 Violet 10 Slate/Red paired with Red/Slate 10 Yellow/White 10 Grey 11 Blue/Black paired with Black/Blue 11 Red/Black 11 Pink 12 Orange/Black paired with Black/Orange 12 Green/Black 12 Tan 13 Green/Black paired with Black/Green 13 Yellow/Black Colour Chart # 8 14 Brown/Black paired with Black/Brown 14 Green/Red Cond. Colour Code 15 Slate/Black paired with Black/Slate 15 Yellow/Red # 1 Yellow 16 Blue/Yellow paired with Yellow/Blue 16 White/Brown 2 Red 17 Orange/Yellow paired with Yellow/Orange 17 Green/Brown 3 Green 18 Green/Yellow paired with Yellow/Green 18 Yellow/Brown 4 Black 19 Brown/Yellow paired with Yellow/Brown 19 White/Orange 5 White 20 Slate/Yellow paired with Yellow/Slate 20 Black/Orange 6 Brown 21 Blue/Violet paired with Violet/Blue 21 Red/Orange 22 Orange/Violet paired with Violet/Orange 22 Green/Orange Colour Chart # 9 23 Green/Violet paired with Violet/Green Cond. 23 Brown/Orange Colour Code # 24 Brown/Violet paired with Violet/Brown 24 White/Blue 1 Black 25 Slate/Violet paired with Violet/Slate 25 Red/Blue 2 Natural Colours repeat for cables with more than 25 pairs 26 Yellow/Blue 3 Red 27 Brown/Blue 4 Green 28 Black/Red 29 White/Red Colour Chart # 10 Cond. 30 Brown/Red Colour Code # 1 Black 2 Red 3 White 4 Green 124 Reference Section Colour Code Charts Colour Chart # 11 Colour Chart # 12 Colour Chart # 13 Cond. # Colour Code Cond. # Colour Code Cond. # Colour Code 1 Black 1 White 1 Black 2 White 2 Red 2 White 3 Red 3 Green 3 Red 4 Green 4 Green 4 Blue 5 Yellow 5 Orange 5 Yellow 6 Blue 6 Blue 6 Brown 7 Brown 7 Yellow 7 Orange 8 Orange 8 Brown 8 Black 9 Violet 9 Purple 10 Grey 10 Grey 11 Pink 12 Tan Colour Chart # 14 Pair # Colour Code Pair # Colour Code 1 Black paired with Red 15 White paired with Yellow 2 Black paired with White 16 White paired with Brown 3 Black paired with Grey 17 White paired with Orange 4 Black paired with Blue 18 Blue paired with Yellow 5 Black paired with Yellow 19 Blue paired with Brown 6 Black paired with Brown 20 Blue paired with Orange 7 Black paired with Orange 21 Brown paired with Yellow 8 Black paired with Purple 22 Brown paired with Orange 9 Red paired with White 23 Purple paired with Red 10 Red paired with Blue 24 Purple paired with White 11 Red paired with Yellow 25 Purple paired with Blue 12 Red paired with Brown 26 Purple paired with Brown 13 Red paired with Orange 27 Purple paired with Yellow 14 White paired with Blue 125 Reference Section Colour Code Charts Colour Chart # 17 Cond. # Colour Cond. # Colour Cond. # Colour 1 Black 18 White/Brown 35 Red/Beige 2 Red 19 White/Yellow 36 Green/Black 3 White 20 White/Purple 37 Green/White 4 Green 21 White/Gray 38 Green/Red 5 Brown 22 Black/Red 39 Green/Brown 6 Blue 23 Black/Green 40 Green/Blue 7 Orange 24 Black/Yellow 41 Green/Orange 8 Yellow 25 Black/Blue 42 Green/Yellow 9 Purple 26 Black/Brown 43 Green/Purple 10 Gray 27 Black/Orange 44 Green/Gray 11 Pink 28 Black/Gray 45 Green/Pink 12 Beige 29 Black/Purple 46 Green/Beige 13 White/Black 30 Red/Green 47 Blue/Black 14 White/Red 31 Red/Brown 48 Blue/Red 15 White/Green 32 Red/Blue 49 Blue/White 16 White/Orange 33 Red/Yellow 50 Blue/Green 17 White/Blue 34 Red/Gray 126 .
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