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Unread 08-03-2010, 13:05
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Re: Wire color...

Jeff,
I would have made that same assessment. Green or green with yellow is a universal color for safety ground that implies a low impedance connection to a ground rod or water pipe. It is also the wire to which you should attach a ground fault interupter. Although there is no robot rule that covers this color, we do want to keep students using standard color codes so they don't get in trouble elsewhere.
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