How to install your Honeywell Home Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2016
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Taking a photo of the previous t-stat wire configuration was very helpful. I drew a diagram of my old t-stat with wire connections to letters (R, C, W, etc.) and then I drew a new diagram with the proposed location of the wires. This worked! It took about 1 hr. to complete (a professional might be able to do it in 15 minutes). Fortunately for us, the C wire was already there. Thank you, Honeywell!!!
What do you do if youve got a jumper from the w2 to the y2. The white wire is on the w2
Installation is pretty easy, just make sure you label all your wires BEFORE disconnecting from your old thermostat. It may not have the correct color codes or labels, so it's important you use the provided stickers to label the wires you remove from your old thermostat. If you do this, it should work fine. Also, I has a little trouble hooking up the WiFi at first. Make sure your wireless router does not have MAC filtering enabled before attempting to hook up, if it does, just disable it until you have attached the new thermostat and then re-enable it.
It does the job. Excellent product.
Installed it myself, but make sure that if you have AC and gas furnace, that both the AC and gas furnace breakers get turned off before you start to disconnect the wires from the old thermostat.
Excellent point and one that is not mentioned in the instructions.
Pretty Well Explained, Thank U
Excellent video!
I tried installing mine, the screen comes on for a second then shuts off immediately. Help?
Hi Boris, thank you for your input. Please feel free to reach out to us on Facebook/Twitter with a private message if you ever need any assistance. We look forward to hearing from you soon. -Jim
I have a W wire and a separate O/B wire. Would I just twist these two together and insert into the W slot?
I'm in this situation now. What did you do?
@@jeremygwood9669I'm in a similar situation, old thermostat has W, O, and B wires in 3 separate terminals. Did you end up putting yours together in 1 terminal?
This makes 3 of us
I hooked my new thermostat up, did everything right. But still unit did not power up, when i attached the unit to the wall. I troubleshooted, and still no power. Luckily it wasnt needed that night. I tooka night off and ran threw what i missed. I then tried something, i closed the furnace panel door, and POOOOF, the wires were hot. I didnt know there was a safety switch on the panel door on the unit in the basement. After finding this mistake, it only took 10 minutes to rewire, and get the unit powered up. Now im all set with my cell phone.
You just saved me a trip to Best Buy. I was about to return it...closed the door and it worked! Thanks!
It mentions that in the instructions. If you don't put the cover back on the furnace, it won't run. Safety feature.
What if you have 4 thermostats in your house?? will the smart thermostats talk to the main board??
The thermostat will communicate with the system it is wired to. -Joey
What to do if my old thermostat has a separate W2 and E? It's on the same terminal for the RTH9585
Hi Bill,
The W2 and E wire have the same function, you can twist these two wires together and insert them into W2. -Joey
Mu "C" wire blue is not connected, should I connect it to the C wire plug?
Hi Fidel, thank you for reaching out. We recommend following the wire back to the fan timer board at your system to verify that it is in fact the C wire. Feel free to reach out should you have further questions. -Paul
I don't have a C wire. Can I still install this wifi thermostat?
I have the same question... i do not have a C wire on the current unit.
Where does my RH wire go??
That Rh wire is the R wire.
Two questions. Is wifi required for the unit to function? Is honeywell tracking our usage?
All energy usage is sold to the democrats so they can give tax dollars to Elon musk.
@@Floortile83 We came here for useful information, not your politics.
Imagine if someone at Honeywell thought to mention what to do if you have 6, 7, or 8 wires.
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Shine if they explained what to do if you don’t have the mandatory C wire too. Oops
I've done this over and over with 5 wires with ALL bad color wires and followed carefully and still doesn't work!! Screen remains blank..Bought a MM and tested ALL wires and power is in all...I don't know what else to do
Same did u figure it out?
Same.
This video tells me NOTHING about how to install my RTH6500WF thermostat. WHERE is the Wi-Fi setup ?
Hi Century22! Thanks for contacting us.
You might want to check this other information about how to get connected to the Wi-Fi when you have the RTH6500WF thermostat:
ua-cam.com/video/XXbFPUocJ8s/v-deo.html -Alex
Of course no video instructions for no C wire
It says on the box that a C wire is required.
Hi there, thanks for reaching out to us with this. If you still need assistance with getting a C wire, you might want to check out this video - ua-cam.com/video/58VPh_sBNgE/v-deo.html . It goes over two options if you currently don't have a C wire connected. Feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions and we'll be happy to go over them. You can reach us at 1-855-733-5465, through live chat, or via social media (ref #01190223). Thanks again for reaching out and we hope you have a great day. -Kari
@@honeywellhome Would be nice if you had info on using a 24V adapter. But looks like we have to hunt for that.
How come we cannot order this in White? The exact one I found in white is $90.00 more as the grey bezel
Hi Randy, thank you for reaching out! Please send us the model/product number of the unit you're looking for through private message on Facebook or X under Honeywell Home. We look forward to hearing form you soon. -Charlie
Dunno what they turned off at the circuit breaker, but a single 15amp aint' it. The two 20s on the top right clearly say A.C. but you know, details.
Hello Shawn, if you require technical assistance feel free to send us a private message at our Facebook or Twitter page under Honeywell Homes. We'll be glad to help. Thank you. -Laura
@@honeywellhome no it's just the demo of what to turn off in this video is inaccurate.
No.. You are wrong.. The 15 amp breaker is for the furnace.. All the control wiring is at the furnace..
@@meganjoe oh maybe so because here in Texas we don't have separate furnace. But if this runs both, wouldn't you still turn off the AC breaker(s)?
@@shawnbodily2914 Here in PA we only have to turn off the furnace power breaker.. the single pole 15.. not sure about Texas..