Mine came with a brown an blue wire witch is the hot an ground? Thanks
808374
I don't know, mine was black and red. I would wire them up with a very small amp fuse and see if it turns on or blows the fuse. If it blows the fuse, switch the wires and try again.
1783661
The black wire should be the ground wire. I believe it should of had a round "ring" end, I'm guessing it got left off at the factory by accident.
2157905
black wire is a ground.. common sense says black is ALMOST ALWAYS negative/ground.
1836959
Being 120v it doesn't matter which wire is hot. However, the yellow/green wire is the ground.
631474
Mine is brown. And this fan is really too small. Much smaller than I anticipated. I will replace it with a larger one for my patio when it breaks.
1947171
This is not normal. I have bought 6 of these and none have had wire protruding. I think it's a manufacturer's defect. They should replace it for you.
1152563
Green/stripe is ground, blue is neutral and brown is hot. http://www.emsd.gov.hk/emsd/eng/pps/New_Cable_Colour_Code/en/about6.html The way Rick wired it will work, but it is not electrically correct, according to electrical code. Blue is never the "Hot" in any country, the only exception is in 240V circuits in one or two countries. Electrical safety is the concern here.
569336
The brown wire is the positive ,+, terminal which corresponds to the red wire. The blue wire is negative, -, which corresponds to the black wire. They should be labeled on the power supply. Even if you reversed them you won't harm the led's. They just won't light up.
814267
The black wire is the hot wire and the white is the neutral.The green is the ground
26473
I just received mine and there was no wiring. Only a pig-tail wire with connector to hook the wiring into it. I am looking into buying a wiring kit so that I can install it.
232982
Sorry you are out of luck. This particular switch requires 3 wires and a ground - you should return it. Some other switches only require 2 wires. Your two wires are both "hot", usually black wires, the line and load they are called. This switch also requires white/neutral and should also be grounded - green.
2144444
I had the same problem - they are EU standard colors (you can google it to check), blue is neutral (white), brown to black, green is green - mine came with a plug , but I had to hard wire it. Hasn't blown up yet - about two months
232358
You should verify the polarity of these wires before to have those connected to anything. Mine comes with brown and blue wires.
1479254
You may need an electrician! The neutral and ground wires aren't the same thing. Maybe try reversing your gray and black wires. I tried different combinations until I found the right ones. There's also a helpline 1800-468-1502. or http://yourhome.honeywell.com
1399744
You still need to run a ground. This product just taps into an existing hot (positive +) fuse location on your fuse block. Your red positive hot wire will connect to this product.
2064854
Usually you would have the red and white connected to each other and nothing else. The green is ground and should go to be back of the pot or control along with the unshielded ground. You should have a hot wire which is usually black. So your green maybe your hot wire and the other your ground. Or your red and white could be your power and green and unshielded wire your ground...Thats the best I can do.....
440895
Turn your wires around rewire it up. make sure it's grounded right on both sides