When working with DC (direct current) voltage, IN GENERAL, red is positive and black is negative. But the reality is, a manufacturer may select different colored wires to represent different things, and it is entirely up to the manufacturer to make those decisions.
But since this question is under the heading, "Home Electricity", you may have asked the wrong question, since home wiring is AC (alternating current), and there is no such thing as a positive or negative wire.
Red wire is positive (+) and black wire is negative (-).
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intense blue or black
25% black, 50% blue, 25% white
Yes, the peak of their black body spectrum is in the UV band but to our eyes the color looks blue or blue white depending on how far into the UV band the black body peak is.
208/120 is typical for the US, so these are the colors for the US: A phase: black -------------------In Canada; A phase - Red B phase: red-------------------------------------B phase - Black C phase: blue -----------------------------------C phase - Blue neutral: white -----------------------------------neutral: white ground: green or green with yellow stripe
Yellow: 12v memory Red: 12v ignition (switched) Orange: Dash Light Black: Radio Chassis Ground Blue: Power Antennae White: Left Front positive White/Black Stripe: Left Front Negative Green: LR positive Green/Black Stripe: LR negative Grey: RF positive Grey/Black Stripe: RF negative Violet: RR positive Violet/Black Stripe: RR negative
1 White Left Front Positive 2 Green Left Rear Positive 3 Violet Right Rear Positive 4 Grey Right Front Positive 5 Blue/White Amplifier Remote 6 Blue Antenna Remote 7 Red Accessory 12 Volts 8 Black Ground 9 White/Black Left Front Negative 10 Green/Black Left Rear Negative 11 Violet/Black Right Rear Negative 12 Grey/Black Right Front Negative 13 Sky Blue Telephone Mute 14 Orange/White Illumination 15 Not Used Not Used 16 Yellow Constant 12 Volts
All four wires in a USB cord stand for different things depending on the type. The standard has green (data negative), white (data positive), black (negative), and red (positive) cord strands. There is another that has orange (5 volts), blue (data negative), green (data positive), and white (ground) cord strands.
Yellow= Constant +12volt Red= Switched +12volt Black= -12volt or ground Blue= remote Blue/White= power antenna Pink or Orange= wire color depends on brand but is the dimmer for lights.
If it is a power pack that gives jump starts it would be the red, yellow or blue the positive would be white or black. If it is a power pack that gives jump starts it would be the red, yellow or blue the positive would be white or black.
The left rear speaker wire positive is -Yellow/Blue negative is - Black/Blue The right rear speaker wire positive is - Yellow/Red negative is - Gray/Red
Black (or blue) and red would be the conventional colours.
BLACK = Negative (-) Earth RED = 12V Power via Ingition YELLOW = 12V Power direct from battery BLUE = Antenna REM BLUE/WHITE = Amp REM WHITE = Front left speaker Positive (+) WHITE/BLACK = Front left speaker Negative (-) GREY = Front right speaker Positive (+) GREY/BLACK = Front right speaker Negative (-) GREEN = Back left speaker Positive (+) GREEN/BLACK = Back left speaker Negative (-) PURPLE = Back right speaker Positive (+) PURPLE/BLACK = Back right speaker Negative (-) Hope this helps Snowy
Dark blue is positive and light blue negative on right side and brown positive and yellow negative on the left.
Blue, black, and white.
2005 Chevrolet Malibu Stereo Wiring Information Radio Battery Constant 12v+ Wire: Red/White Radio Ground Wire: Black/White or Black Stereo Antenna Trigger Wire: Pink Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Tan Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Gray Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Light Green Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Dark Green Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Brown Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Yellow Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Light Blue
Blue jays are blue, black, white, and grey. The jays you might be talking about are black, white, grey, brown, and blue.