What are green tags on a wire?

What are green tags on a wire?

• A. Relays
• B. Insulation/resistance
• C. Special arrangement
• D. Connect at cutover

Answer: (C)

Green tags on a wire indicate a special arrangement. In SMT-1 tagging practices, a green tag signals that the wiring has been altered from its standard configuration for a specific purpose—such as testing, a temporary bypass, or a nonstandard interlocking setup. The tag brings attention to this special arrangement so you follow the documented instructions for that circuit and verify the exact wiring before making any changes or applying power. It’s not describing a relay device, nor is it about insulation or resistance, and it isn’t a cue about where to connect during a cutover—the tag is specifically about a nonstandard wiring configuration.

Green tags on a wire indicate a special arrangement. In SMT-1 tagging practices, a green tag signals that the wiring has been altered from its standard configuration for a specific purpose—such as testing, a temporary bypass, or a nonstandard interlocking setup. The tag brings attention to this special arrangement so you follow the documented instructions for that circuit and verify the exact wiring before making any changes or applying power. It’s not describing a relay device, nor is it about insulation or resistance, and it isn’t a cue about where to connect during a cutover—the tag is specifically about a nonstandard wiring configuration.