Google nest thermostat wiring. Youre correct those are the equivalent connectors on your nest thermostat. The nest apps step by step instructions make it easy to install and wire your thermostat so. If you have an r rc or rh wire you can put it into the r connector on the nest thermostat.
The exposed wire should be straight. They work with all common fuel types including natural gas oil and electricity. Your nest thermostat has detected a g 2 fan wire in the y 2 connector and an emergency heat wire in the connector.
In most homes installing a google nest thermostat is an easy diy project that takes about 20 30 min. G 1 and g 2 also required. Wires labeled b typically should go into a google nest thermostats ob connector.
Please expect a longer than normal response time as a result of recent current events. 38 in gently tug each wire to check theyre secure and make sure. If your current thermostat has a jumper wire do not enter it in the nest app to get a wiring diagram or o connect it to.
If you have a w2 y2 or ob wire you can put it into the ob connector if needed. Nest thermostats include a few printed materials in the box to familiarize you with the product and installation but you should follow the installation instructions in the nest app which will also. Never put more than one wire into a nest thermostat connector.
But in a small number of situations you may need to connect a common or c. Just turn the ring and press to select during setup you will. Choose a language connect to the homes wi fi network confirm that heat link is connected if the homeowner used to have a programmer enter that schedule enter the post code choose an away temperature 30.
You can also click on this link to learn more about identifying a thermostat wire. The nest thermostat doesnt support a multi speed fan and emergency heat together. In most cases google nest thermostats can charge their built in battery using your systems heating and cooling wires.
But for some systems the wire in the thermostats b connector is actually a common or c wire.
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