Re: Which Wire is Ground ?

["Rich" <Rich3784@xxxxxxxxx>]

That's good it sounds like your running mutable camera  wire them all from
the same sorce.  Phase them all the same, a phase shift will cause
flickering .



"rqo" <safetyo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Thanks, let me expand a bit.
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> I'm wiring a 12 volt converter panel to power the cameras.  At the panel,
> I was going to use black on positive and the clear on the common.  At the
> camera end of the run, I have to splice in the male power leads that will
> plug in to each camera female connector.  Black on the black, and clear on
> the white striped lead.  That's what I was thinking.  Should work?
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> rqo
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> "Rich" <Rich3784@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> That depends if you are wiring as a mechanic of a car shop.
>> Blacks Ground in a DC circuit..
>> Or if you are a High voltage electrician White is Ground in AC circuits.
>> Your choice.   But mark it and keep it the same.
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>> "rqo" <safetyo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> I'm using Siamese wire.  The 12 volt wires are a black one, and a clear
>>> one. Copper wire in each. Which one is the preferred ground wire?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
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