07-17-2022 02:50 PM
Hi, the Nest Thermostat is compatible with my AC System? It's a honeywell TH2210DV
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07-19-2022 11:49 AM
Based on what you have written, and the Honeywell manual, the white wire is almost certainly heat and probably can be connected to a W or W1 terminal on a Nest thermostat. I have to admit that I am not familiar with a thermostat that uses Aux/E for heat, but I am fairly confident white to W would work on a Nest. Red, White, Yellow and Green are very common wires for a simple Heating and Cooling System.
Regarding the blue wire, if you have the ability, open the HVAC unit to see if blue is connected to a C or Common terminal. If so, yes you can use it for Common and that would be the best solution.
If you happen to have a multi meter you can also test blue to R for 24V to see if blue is connected to C and the HVAC unit.
07-18-2022 12:45 PM
It looks like it is primarily an AC (cooling) system. However I am curious...is there heating as well? Maybe supplemental or emergency light-use heating? I ask because the white wire is connected to AUX/E which, according to the manual, is "Aux/E Auxiliary heat relay"
Also the system does not have a C "Common" wire. While not always required it is best to have one, or at least plan for it should your system require it with a Nest Thermostat. Options
You might also find the Compatibility Checker helpful.
07-18-2022 05:50 PM
Hi @sporfrog , yes, it has heating as well, at least I guess it has, I'm Florida.
There is another wire hidden, a blue, can I use this one for C?
I tried already the Compatibility Center, and it sent me here lol
So can I buy a nest and it will work properly?
07-19-2022 11:49 AM
Based on what you have written, and the Honeywell manual, the white wire is almost certainly heat and probably can be connected to a W or W1 terminal on a Nest thermostat. I have to admit that I am not familiar with a thermostat that uses Aux/E for heat, but I am fairly confident white to W would work on a Nest. Red, White, Yellow and Green are very common wires for a simple Heating and Cooling System.
Regarding the blue wire, if you have the ability, open the HVAC unit to see if blue is connected to a C or Common terminal. If so, yes you can use it for Common and that would be the best solution.
If you happen to have a multi meter you can also test blue to R for 24V to see if blue is connected to C and the HVAC unit.
07-25-2022 08:33 AM
Hi, @sporfrog I made the installation and used the blue wire as C, and worked great, I had some issues with the Nest identifying the G wire, so the fan was not working, after reviewing the installation and it was all fine, I added the new wire in the Home app and started to work. Thanks!
07-27-2022 08:54 PM
Glad it is working!
08-02-2022 06:44 PM
08-05-2022 07:09 PM
Hi tdcs,
It's me again. I wanted to check back in to see if you have other questions and concerns. Feel free to let me know if you do.
Thanks,
Edward
08-05-2022 07:25 PM
Hi @EdwardT , all good here, thanks
08-05-2022 08:58 PM
Hi tdcs,
Thanks for confirming. I will be locking this thread now. Please feel free to create a new thread should you have some more questions or concerns in the near future and we'll be more than glad to help.
Thanks,
Edward