DIN 47100

DIN Standard DIN 47100 regulated the color-coding for the identification of cores in telecommunication cables. The standard was withdrawn without a replacement in November 1998, but remains in widespread use by cable manufacturers.

The isolations of the several wires in a cable are either solidly colored in one color, or striped lengthwise in two colors. Use of the three-colored wires numbered 45 and up is rare.

Cable identification to DIN 47100[1]
NumberColorShort formNumberColorShort form
1whiteWH31green-blueGNBU
2brownBN32yellow-blueYEBU
3greenGN33green-redGNRD
4yellowYE34yellow-redYERD
5greyGY35green-blackGNBK
6pinkPK36yellow-blackYEBK
7blueBU37grey-blueGYBU
8redRD38pink-bluePKBU
9blackBK39grey-redGYRD
10violetVT40pink-redPKRD
11grey-pinkGYPK41grey-blackGYBK
12red-blueRDBU42pink-blackPKBK
13white-greenWHGN43blue-blackBUBK
14brown-greenBNGN44red-blackRDBK
15white-yellowWHYE45white-brown-blackWHBNBK
16yellow-brownYEBN46yellow-green-blackYEGNBK
17white-greyWHGY47grey-pink-blackGYPKBK
18grey-brownGYBN48red-blue-blackRDBUBK
19white-pinkWHPK49white-green-blackWHGNBK
20pink-brownPKBN50brown-green-blackBNGNBK
21white-blueWHBU51white-yellow-blackWHYEBK
22brown-blueBNBU52yellow-brown-blackYEBNBK
23white-redWHRD53white-grey-blackWHGYBK
24brown-redBNRD54grey-brown-blackGYBNBK
25white-blackWHBK55white-pink-blackWHPKBK
26brown-blackBNBK56pink-brown-blackPKBNBK
27grey-greenGYGN57white-blue-blackWHBUBK
28yellow-greyYEGY58brown-blue-blackBNBUBK
29pink-greenPKGN59white-red-blackWHRDBK
30yellow-pinkYEPK60brown-red-blackBNRDBK

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