Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: This came with colored wires I'm not familiar with ... blue, brown & yellow with green stripes. Which one is hot, neutral and ground?  NO INSTRUCTIONS
Document: This is a really small light dimensionally for outdoor lighting purposes. The unit comes w/o a plug and is to be hard wired (or you could add a plug). Unfortunately, there are no directions for how to wire the unit. There are 3 wires and the color indicators are European so they are  1)blue, 2)brown and 3)yellow w/ green stripe. The yellow/green stripe is the ground. Contrary to a previous reviewer, the blue is NOT the hot wire.
These fixtures are less expensive than buying a bulb of similar output and require minimal power.I'm definitely sold on the technology and I've recommended these fixtures to everyone I know who is looking for exterior lighting. The provided light is bright white, not cool white. Cool white may be ok indoors, but isn't as effective outdoors.One thing to note... the wires on these fixtures follow European standards of Brown, Blue, and Yellow. The Yellow wire is an earth ground to ground the physical fixture.
Blue is neutral. So in U S equivalents, 1)blue goes to white 2)brown, to black and 3)yellow/green, to bare copper or green ground wire. Be careful not to look directly into the light as is will effect your vision temporarily.
As others have noted, the wiring on this is non-standard. I think the brown wire was the hot wire, the blue wire neutral and the green and white wire the ground. I didn't bother with the ground since I mounted the lamp on a metal grounded frame. The lamp works nicely.
i was thinking about returning this because it didnt come with the AC plug. the rubber of wires(blue, brown and yellow) was ripped off. However, i found the AC plug that costs only $2 at walmart and attached to it. guess what? it works lol it isnt bright enough that i expect, but good!wire infoyellow is earth (ground)blue ad brown are going to the plugs(there is no positive or negative due to this is the AC.
happy with brightness . not happy with color it is really blue . i wired it brown to hot , blue to neutral
Bright whitish blue led light. I got cool white. They have the tan looking color I think that's called warm white.You will need to have a plug or a place to wire this in as it's just the lamp it's handle and raw wires sticking out. They're colored different but you may get one with a ground sometimes one without.This 10 watts will light your yard up at night. For it to look like a car headlight or spot light effect the throw on this is about 10 to 15 feet.
the Green / yellow wire--- INTERNATIONAL COLORS FOR A GROUND WIRE....JUST  DEAD ENDS INSIDE THE HOUSING!!!!!! ----NO  GROUND ,,, AND THE BODY IS METAL!!! !I dont know how long it will last,,, IF  I use it------NO  GROUND.
I just wish this light came with the standard wiring for the U.S. You know the Black, White, and Green wires. The cord could be a little longer, but when you consider the whole thing this light is a good value.
Product as described, works good!! No directions the box and the color code was Asian, brown,blue & yellow stripped. Would order more if needed...
Answer: yes