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Verifying wiring compatibility moving from Cor (Carrier) to Nest Learning

radxyz11
Community Member

I am unsure of compatibility of the wiring moving form a Cor (Carrier) Thermostat to Nest Learning. After taking off the faceplate, I can see 4 wires plugged into the various codes:

Red into Rh

Green into C

White into W1, and

Blue into Y/Y1.

It's the last that apparently needs verification. If I answer either Y by itself or Y1 by itself, I get a confirmed compatibility, but because the receptor is labeled "Y/Y1" both, the compatibility doesn't confirm.

Please help let me know before I open the package. 

Thanks.

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aperezdeleon
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there radxyz11,

 

Thanks for reaching out to our community.

 

It's great you've decided to get a Nest Thermostat. Wire labels sometimes aren't as straightforward as they seem, but let's see what that means.

 

Wires labeled Y control your home's cooling. If a wire is labeled Y1, it controls the first stage of a cooling cycle and might be used alongside a Y2 wire for the second stage.

 

Since you have a Y/Y1 labeled wire and a Nest Learning Thermostat, the wire should go into the Y1 terminal.

 

Let me know how it goes.

 

Regards,
Angel.

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aperezdeleon
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there radxyz11,

 

Thanks for reaching out to our community.

 

It's great you've decided to get a Nest Thermostat. Wire labels sometimes aren't as straightforward as they seem, but let's see what that means.

 

Wires labeled Y control your home's cooling. If a wire is labeled Y1, it controls the first stage of a cooling cycle and might be used alongside a Y2 wire for the second stage.

 

Since you have a Y/Y1 labeled wire and a Nest Learning Thermostat, the wire should go into the Y1 terminal.

 

Let me know how it goes.

 

Regards,
Angel.

radxyz11
Community Member

yes, it worked well now as you suggested. Thanks