The document describes the color coding system used for telephone cables and wires. It uses a standard 25-pair color code with 10 insulation colors for the tip and ring conductors in each twisted pair. Each pair is uniquely identified by the combination of colors. An identical system is used for inside cables and cross-connect wires by adding a color-coded band to one conductor to identify the pair. Cables with more than 25 pairs are assembled into subgroups identified by spirally applied binding tapes using the same 25-pair color code system, allowing cables to contain any number of pairs while maintaining unique identification through color coding.
The document describes the color coding system used for telephone cables and wires. It uses a standard 25-pair color code with 10 insulation colors for the tip and ring conductors in each twisted pair. Each pair is uniquely identified by the combination of colors. An identical system is used for inside cables and cross-connect wires by adding a color-coded band to one conductor to identify the pair. Cables with more than 25 pairs are assembled into subgroups identified by spirally applied binding tapes using the same 25-pair color code system, allowing cables to contain any number of pairs while maintaining unique identification through color coding.
The document describes the color coding system used for telephone cables and wires. It uses a standard 25-pair color code with 10 insulation colors for the tip and ring conductors in each twisted pair. Each pair is uniquely identified by the combination of colors. An identical system is used for inside cables and cross-connect wires by adding a color-coded band to one conductor to identify the pair. Cables with more than 25 pairs are assembled into subgroups identified by spirally applied binding tapes using the same 25-pair color code system, allowing cables to contain any number of pairs while maintaining unique identification through color coding.
Insulation Color Code Inside Cable Cross-Reference Color Code
Twisted pair telephone cables and wires us the A cross-referencing band-marked variation of the same color code system standard 25-pair color code system adopted by is used on inside cable, switchboard cable, cross-connect wire and paired Western Electric. This color code requires only ten station wires to facilitate conductor identification when making complicated different insulation colors: five for the "tip" conductors and/or frequent terminations. The insulation of one conductor in a twisted in twisted pairs; five for the "ring" conductors in pair is given a colored band-marking corresponding to the insulation color twisted pairs. The "tip" and "ring" combinations of the male conductor in the same twisted pair. For example, in pair number 1 produce twenty-five uniquely color-coded twisted pairs. the tip conductor has a white insulation with a blue band marking; the ring conductor has the opposite: A blue insulation with a white band marking. Pair No. Tip Ring Thus, each of the 50 conductors in a 25-pair sequence has a unique color 1 White Blue code. 2 White Orange Tip Conductor Ring Conductor 3 White Green Pair No. Insulation Band Mark Insulation Band Mark 4 White Brown 1 White Blue White Blue 5 White Slate 2 White Orange White Orange 3 White Green White Green 6 Red Blue 4 White Brown White Brown 7 Red Orange 5 White Slate White Slate 8 Red Green 9 Red Brown 6 Red Blue Red Blue 10 Red Slate 7 Red Orange Red Orange 8 Red Green Red Green 11 Black Blue 9 Red Brown Red Brown 12 Black Orange 10 Red Slate Red Slate 13 Black Green 14 Black Brown 11 Black Blue Black Blue 15 Black Slate 12 Black Orange Black Orange 13 Black Green Black Green 16 Yellow Blue 14 Black Brown Black Brown 17 Yellow Orange 15 Black Slate Black Slate 18 Yellow Green 19 Yellow Brown 16 Yellow Blue Yellow Blue 20 Yellow Slate 17 Yellow Orange Yellow Orange 18 Yellow Green Yellow Green 21 Violet Blue 19 Yellow Brown Yellow Brown 22 Violet Orange 20 Yellow Slate Yellow Slate 23 Violet Green 24 Violet Brown 21 Violet Blue Violet Blue 25 Violet Slate 22 Violet Orange Violet Orange 23 Violet Green Violet Green 24 Violet Brown Violet Brown 25 Violet Slate Violet Slate
Binding Tape Color Code
Cables containing more than 25 pairs are assembled in Binder No. Binder Color Binder No. Binder Color sub-groups. The sub-groups are identified, by spirally 1 White-Blue 13 Black-Green applied color-coded non-hygroscopic binding tapes. The 2 White-Orange 14 Black-Brown binding tapes use the same 25-pair color code. 3 White-Green 15 Black-Slate 4 White-Brown 16 Yellow-Blue By using these binding tapes, the sub-groups may be 5 White-Slate 17 Yellow-Orange cabled together into "super" sub-groups. These, in turn, 6 Red-Blue 18 Yellow-Green may be cabled together for the total pair-count cable 7 Red-Orange 19 Yellow-Brown core assembly. Thus, in terms of color coding, there is no 8 Red-Green 20 Yellow-Slate practical limit to the number of identifiable twisted pairs 9 Red-Brown 21 Violet-Blue a cable may contain; all using the basic 25-pair insulation 10 Red-Slate 22 Violet-Orange and binder color code system. 11 Black-Blue 23 Violet-Green 12 Black-Orange 24 Violet-Brown