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stephen111
Community Member

Hi is my system compatible thanks

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Frustratedddd
Community Member

Could well be, but more information would help!

What country are you in

What system do you have

Boiler type

etc.,etc.

 

stephen111
Community Member

Hi I am in the UK boiler is a valliant eco tech compi 

AlexD
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Thank you for the information @TCO . I would be happy to try helping and answer the best I can. 

 

We can't really say much based on the provided picture, as that is just an old thermostat. For the EU, we need to check the type of system at the location. You mention that it is a combi boiler, in that case it should be compatible. However, we have a compatibility tool and page you can check out for more information here. Check it out and let me know if you have any other questions. 

Vladut
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there, just checking in with you. Did you manage to check the previous message?

Hi yes tried the compatibility page but as they is no labels on wires wasn't that helpful my compi boiler is a valliant eco pro 28 if that is any help thanks 

Vladut
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

No worries. Can you please check on this one as well: https://goo.gle/2UDR7jj ?

I cannot see any reason why your boiler would not work, but as mentioned earlier you need to know your system. I have one way or another managed to get a system wired with a Nest, so anything is possible. The thermostat you show just shows the wires going to your system, that type of stat is just like a switch, but heat related. The Nest has the Heat Link, that makes the install a little more involved, but not impossible. The boiler information is not enough, it’s the system you need to know. Checking the compatibility site will not really help you in this situation. 
Check this out to see exactly what I mean for your system. Ie: Y plan S plan etc., etc.
Hope that makes more sense to you. 

https://storage.googleapis.com/support-kms-prod/iDLGZ2uVL2OqFQCc21XD0ROaa3kKHdyMbF2X

Paul_R
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there, have you managed to access the link with the compatibility checker?

Hi yes took a look it's says it's compatible only concern I have is my wiring is not labeled I have a red wire and a yellow and a green and yellow thanks 

Paul_R
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

The wires are not necessarily relevant for determining the compatibility of the Nest Thermostat for the UK. If you selected your country and went through all the questions of the Compatibility Checker, and it resulted in your system being compatible with Nest, then it is. Also I saw above that you have a combi boiler, which is for certain compatible with the Nest Thermostats. 

stephen111
Community Member

Hi thanks for your help going to order one thanks

Paul_R
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

I'm glad I could help! Is there anything else I might be able to assist you with?

OannaCG
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there! Just checking in, did you manage to see our message above?

stephen111
Community Member

Hi yes still don't understand the wiring as in the earth wire do you go on the wire colour when fitting as I have no labels on any wires do you use the earth wire thanks 

Vladut
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Can you tell me which thermostat you interested in installing? 

stephen111
Community Member

Hi yes a nest gen 3 is what I was thinking 

AlexD
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

You can check out this link here to see different installation examples and instructions for the installation. While generally you can try and assume a certain wire colour has a particular use, like yellow and green for earth, this may not be the case sometimes, as an installer could have used any wire colour when setting something up. It would be best to either test each wire using a multimeter, if you are comfortable in doing so, or get in touch with an installer or electrician to make sure of what each wire is.   

 

The earth wire can be connected in the Heat Link to the grounding terminal. You can see which terminal that is in the link above with the installation instructions. 

OannaCG
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there, just checking in, did you manage to see our message?

OannaCG
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hey there, since we haven't heard from you for a couple of days, we'll close this conversation for now. If you still need help, let us know so we can continue. Thanks!