How does System Match work?
Nest senses what wires are connected and asks you a few questions so it can offer different features specifically for your heating or cooling system.
En savoir plusNest will not turn on after installation
Nest will turn on automatically once it connects to your heating and cooling system and the power had been turned back on. If Nest doesn’t turn on as expected, try the steps below to troubleshoot.
En savoir plusIs Nest compatible with dual fuel hybrid heating and cooling systems?
A dual fuel heating and cooling system (also called a hybrid or packaged system) is a combination of a heat pump for primary heating and cooling and a furnace (usually gas or oil) that provides a second and/or third stage of heating. The Nest Learning Thermostat is compatible with these systems and supports up to 2 alternate heat sources.
En savoir plusUn guide détaillé qui vous explique comment configurer votre Nest Learning Thermostat
Après avoir installé votre Nest Learning Thermostat ou l'avoir réinitialisé à ses valeurs par défaut, celui-ci vous posera une série de questions concernant votre système de chauffage et de climatisation ainsi que votre domicile. Nous vous guiderons au long de toutes les étapes de configuration.
En savoir plusNest can’t detect wires that are installed
Nest detects wires by testing them in two ways: mechanically (is a wire inserted?) and electrically (is there an electrical signal on the wire?). If a required wire fails either of these tests, setup may not continue.
En savoir plusHow do I set up Nest to work with my whole-home humidifier or dehumidifier?
The 2nd generation Nest Learning Thermostat is compatible with most whole-home humidifier and dehumidifiers. However, professional installation is strongly recommended.
En savoir plusHow can I tell if I have a heat pump or conventional system?
Heat pumps are controlled and connected differently than conventional heating and cooling systems. Here are some tips to help you determine which system type of system you have.
En savoir plusI see a “Failed to connect” message when attempting to join my Wi-Fi network
When you join your Wi-Fi network, Nest attempts to connect wirelessly to your Wi-Fi router. This article will help you learn more about how to troubleshoot most Wi-Fi connection issues that may occur with Nest.
En savoir plusShould my B wire go in Nest’s O/B connector? Or is it a common wire that belongs in the C connector?
While usually a wire labeled B goes in Nest’s O/B connector, for some systems the B wire is actually the common wire. The common wire, usually labeled C, should go in Nest’s C connector.
En savoir plusComment puis-je savoir si mon système de chauffage et de climatisation est compatible avec Nest?
Nest est compatible avec plus de 95 % des systèmes de chauffage et de climatisation de 24 V, y compris à gaz, à mazout, à énergie solaire, à eau chaude, à géothermie, à système par air forcé, ainsi qu’avec les pompes à chaleur (thermopompes) et systèmes radiants.
En savoir plusWhat is the connector on the 2nd generation Nest Learning Thermostat?
The Nest Learning Thermostat includes a connector that can be used for a few different functions: stage 3 heating, emergency heat, humidification, or dehumidification.
En savoir plusGuide d’installation du Nest Learning Thermostat 2e génération
Vous pouvez télécharger ici la version PDF du guide d’installation de Nest Learning Thermostat 2e génération.
En savoir plusMy old thermostat has two labels for each connector.
Some thermostats have two labels for each connector: one for conventional systems and one for heat pump systems. To determine which labels are correct for your wires, you'll need to know which type of system you have.
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