Hello, I have 4 wires as in the picture and after connecting the bulb to the black and gray fuses pop out. How should it be correctly connected by colors?

correctly, e.g. like this: But this correctness does not mean that the colors agree with what was done at the colleague's.

In this case (I hate when gray does not work as N), instead of fortune-telling and testing the strength of the security, take a voltmeter in your hand and check the voltage between the cores.

The author must know what else to look for, because when the green and yellow is well connected, between the phase and it will also be about 230V.

Fuses ????? And not the RCD by any chance ????

4-Wire Cable Connection: Proper Color-Based Wiring for Preventing Fuse Blowouts

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Hello, I have 4 wires as in the picture and after connecting the bulb to the black and gray fuses pop out. How should it be correctly connected by colors?

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correctly, e.g. like this: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3263074.html

But this correctness does not mean that the colors agree with what was done at the colleague's.
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In this case (I hate when gray does not work as N), instead of fortune-telling and testing the strength of the security, take a voltmeter in your hand and check the voltage between the cores.
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pol102 wrote:
In this case (I hate when gray does not work as N), instead of fortune-telling and testing the strength of the security, take a voltmeter in your hand and check the voltage between the cores.

The author must know what else to look for, because when the green and yellow is well connected, between the phase and it will also be about 230V.
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mayday28 wrote:
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Fuses ????? And not the RCD by any chance ????
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