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Replacing honey well focuspro 5000 to nest

RT1
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On my Honeywell thermostat there are 2 wires on W2 black and white . How do I wire it on next 3rd generation 

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Patrick_Caezza
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Post a picture of the original thermostat's wiring here


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RT1
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Ryan_G
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Hey folks,

 

Thanks for visiting the Google Nest Community. 

 

Since this thread hasn't had activity in a while, we're going to close it to keep content fresh.

 

If you have additional questions, feel free to submit another post and provide as many details as possible so that others can lend a hand. 

 

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Patrick_Caezza
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Does your original thermostat have an Emergency Heat switch on it?

The white wire is usually used for the AUX heat and the Black wire for emergency heat. They sometimes wire it like you have when there is no emergency heat switch on the thermostat.

 

If you look in the air handler/furnace there will either be a control board with a terminal block or a bunch of wires with wire nuts that the thermostat cable connects to. If it is a terminal block, you can look and see if the black wire is connected to anything. If it is, then post what it's terminated to. If it isn't connected, then you can just leave it disconnected on the thermostat side.

 

Post what you find here


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Ryan_G
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Hey folks,

 

Thanks for posting here in the Google Nest Community.

 

Hey RT1, we hope that you saw Patrick_Caezza response. We'll be glad to assist you with your questions.

 

Thanks for always helping us, Patrick_Caezza.

 

Regards,

Ryan