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Humidifier
Pro Setup will show an Activate setting to specify whether heat needs to be activated for humidification
to turn on. Bypass humidifiers should use the Hum. + heat option while steam, independent, or on-
demand humidifiers should use the Hum. only option.
Dehum with A/C
Also known as AC integrated dehumidifiers, these systems require cooling to be activated to turn on
dehumidification.
Dehum Standalone
These dehumidifiers can be turned on independently and do not require heating or cooling to be active. Pro
Setup will show a “To dehum” option where you can choose whether the Star wire should be energized or not
to turn on dehumidification.
Multi-Speed Fans
The Nest Learning Thermostat is compatible with most multi-speed fans (up to 3 speeds) on systems that use
standard 24 volt wiring. It will control the fan differently depending on how many fan wires are connected.
If your customer has a multi-speed fan with a single wire, the system will control the fan speed, not the Nest
thermostat. This means they’ll be able to use the Nest Learning Thermostat to adjust the temperature and turn
the fan on or off , but they won’t be able to manually control the fan speed.
If there’ s more than one fan wire installed, the Nest Learning Thermostat will automatically set the fan speed
Your customer will also be able to select a speed in the Fan menu.
Not all multi-speed fan wires are compatible with Nest thermostats. Compatible wires will have labels similar
to the following:: G, G1, G2, G3,GL, GM, or GH
When using multiple fans speeds some HVAC functions will become unavailable. For example, since the Y2
connector is used for fan speed 2 a second stage of cooling cannot be configured. Stage 3 heat, emergency
heat and humidifier/dehumidifier will become unavailable when a third fan speed is used.
Variable speed fans, high voltage forced air systems with fans, and proprietary systems with fans are not
compatible with the Nest Thermostat.
Two Stage Heat Pumps
The Nest Thermostat will automatically recognize your customer’s
system as a two-stage heat pump if you’ve connected Y1, Y2, and O/B
wires. Nest Thermostat assumes the Y1 wire will be used to activate 1st
stage heating and cooling for your heat pump.
Use Pro Setup to configure the Y2 wire to be used for 2nd stage cooling
and heating, 2nd stage cooling only, or 2nd stage heating only as well as
specify the delivery mechanism (such as forced air or radiant).
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