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- 01-23-2012 02:57 PM #21
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A/C is just about a requirement where we live. Too bad heat during the winter is too. The house we are renting needs more weatherproofing as our gas bill for a 1500 sq ft house was over $150 this past month.
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- 01-23-2012 03:16 PM #22
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The other thing you can do is just run a 24v transformer (like for a sprinkler system) to it. I happen to have a closet behind my thermostat downstairs, so if I didn't have the extra wire, I planned just putting in a transformer in the closet and poking a hole through the Sheetrock to the thermostat. Originally Posted by Scott Greczkowski
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- 01-23-2012 10:42 PM #24
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I don't have a C wire. I have G, Y, W, and R and I was able to install my Nest just fine. I guess one of the wires carries the power. I know nothing about HVAC systems so I don't know what the wires do.
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I can't be sure but ..... Take a look at the thumbnails. Looks promising. Originally Posted by Scott Greczkowski
- 01-23-2012 11:26 PM #26
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Rh Red -24 Volt Hot for Heating Originally Posted by morganb
Rc Red -24 Volt Hot for Cooling
Y1 Yellow -First Stage Cooling
Y2 Blue -Second Stage Cooling
G Green -Indoor Fan
W1 White -First Stage Heat
W2 Black -Second Stage Heat
(not sure for a Heat Pump)
- 01-24-2012 05:47 AM #27
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What's the "W" for? I just see W1 & W2. Originally Posted by Frank Jr. 2 Hoppers/2 Joeys, Sammy 3D LED UN55D8000, Sammy LCD LN32B460, Sammy Plasma PN42C450, Onkyo TX-NR609, Polk Audio RM 95 Surround Speakers, Polk Audio DSW Pro 400 Sub, PS3 Fat 80 Gig, 2 PS3 120 Gig Slims.
- 01-24-2012 06:35 AM #28
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W or W1 White - First / Single Stage Heat Originally Posted by stimpson
- 01-24-2012 07:29 AM #29
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Gotcha. Thanks. Originally Posted by Frank Jr. 2 Hoppers/2 Joeys, Sammy 3D LED UN55D8000, Sammy LCD LN32B460, Sammy Plasma PN42C450, Onkyo TX-NR609, Polk Audio RM 95 Surround Speakers, Polk Audio DSW Pro 400 Sub, PS3 Fat 80 Gig, 2 PS3 120 Gig Slims.
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I lied. Just ordered 2 this morning. Originally Posted by stimpson 
2 Hoppers/2 Joeys, Sammy 3D LED UN55D8000, Sammy LCD LN32B460, Sammy Plasma PN42C450, Onkyo TX-NR609, Polk Audio RM 95 Surround Speakers, Polk Audio DSW Pro 400 Sub, PS3 Fat 80 Gig, 2 PS3 120 Gig Slims.
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