Aug 10, 2008 by ads4522 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
My old thermostat did not have a common wire...the new one has a connection for one. Do I have to run a new wire?
If your thermostat requires the 24V for operation you might have to have it. Most thermostats I have seen don't require it. Read the manual that came with your new thermostat. It will tell you.
Wired | Aug 10, 2008
Thermostat Power Overview - Hardwired Thermostats
If you are thinking of upgrading your current thermostat to a "hard-wired" thermostat - you may need 24V power. This video explains the ...
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Warm Tiles Installation - Thermostat Wiring, 120V Units
Learn how to wire the Warm Tiles 120V Thermostat Unit. Buy online at www.worldclasstiles.com
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Heating and Air Conditioning Tips for Homeowners
Creator: Lloyd Edwards | House & Home - 2009-04-11
On some electronic thermostats, you may find it necessary to add a (C) common
wire, which is normally blue or black in color. This common wire provides the
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Publisher: Heat & A/C tips Homeowners
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