What color does the ECAM FAILURE appear in when listed as an Independent failure?

The ECAM (Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitoring) system uses specific colors to indicate the urgency and type of system status or failure. When an independent failure is indicated on the ECAM, it appears in amber. This color signifies that the failure is not immediately critical but requires the crew's attention and may affect the flight or systems in some way.

Amber alerts indicate caution and usually represent failures that are important enough to be acknowledged and potentially require various operational procedures or checks. The indication helps pilots prioritize their actions and maintain situational awareness regarding the aircraft’s systems. In contrast, other colors like red usually signify critical failures that require immediate action, while blue is used for information or normal operational statuses, and green indicates that a system is operating normally.