I REALIZE IT'S 11 YEARS LATER BUT I'M GUESSING THE LETTERS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WIRE COLORS. ANYONE?

stop acting a fool, producer- very distracting

Thanks for explaining this. Great video. 👍

Great video!

I have a solar system and a WiFi thermostat. If power cuts off, internet cuts off, I can’t control my thermostat while running solar for my house. Just bought a cheap thermostat and need to wire it. Thanks for this video!

Great Video! thanks guys. Best explanation I have seen.

trying to install a honeywell T9 in my cooling only system and i havve

Camera guy just could not shut his mouth could he !

What about a 2 old gas furnace without a C wire. How to add a C wire to an existing gas furnace?

Great video

You helped me big time when you said o or b controll switching value. My shit not color coded

Why run a jumper from r to rc?

The cameraman runs his mouth more than doing his job properly

The google nest thermostat only have Y-C-W-G-R-O/B* my White-Rodgers Np110 have a E wire, so could I just cover that wire, and not connect to any port? Or what Port I should connect like jumper? Anyone please Help!!! Thanks in advance ❤

Is this thermostat compatible with google nest thermostat? Thanks

Nice explanation, but didn't say what colored wires go where. Not helpful.

can i email you for help?

Dude what the heck that person should've gotten fired!!

Informative and entertaining at the same time. I clearly did not know what color wires served which function. There are several small colored wires coming out of the overall insulated wire. Wish Honeywell would have put together a "how to” video for the thermostat I just bought. Only one was of HW selling their products.

If there's one term o/b how do u change modes

Thanks you really help me out. I was having trouble connecting my new thermostat and the OB was the problem when I switched it to heat pump it came on correctly. Thanks again.

Excellent video. Didn’t get bored. Very well presented and understood. Good job!

Awesome video.. GUys do you have codes for honeywell thermostats? mine is displaying E2. its an old unit from 2002 T8411R

That’s when they made them to last

S O.S. please I am switching from this thermostat to honeywell rth2300. Where do I put the white wire that was in the W2 spot, the new one dies not have that. It is hot here please S O.S.

Great video. Love your blue collar NC accent - it let me know that you were the guy in the know!

1:48 Low (fail) 1:55 Low 2:15 Low & Medium 2:32 Medium 2:54High

I like how he says how o/b work but not how to change it like everyone automatically knows

*advice from goofballs?*

u suck

Next time you make a vid, take your cap off. Your eyes are in shadow.

What if it’s blowing hot when it’s supposed to be cold 🤷🏽‍♀️

good video thanks. im an Electrician but ran in a few. i have a customer that wants to replace a programmable thermostat with a Horizontal non programmable thermostat. i havent even looked at the situation yet but its good to know what each one actually does instead of replacing wire for wire.

Im stumped. Trying to install a smart tstat that requires a C wire. Ive got 29V from R to Y, G, O at my tstat. My R to C has 29v at the heat pump unit. I ran a blue wire from the C terminal at the heat pump unit down to the tstat. The other end of the same blue wire that reads 29v at the heat pump only reads 16 to 17v at the tstat end of the wire. WTF? What would cause the wire to lose 10 Volts? Its no longer than 7 feet of length (at least that's the physical distance from the tstat to the bryant heat pump unit on the roof. The connection to the C term is solid. There is continuity. Somehow, as that blue wire is snaking through the drywall down to the tstat it is losing 10 volts. I can't explain that. I tried a different wire, and same result. 17 volts. Makes no sense.

I have 7 colors... what means each color?

How about a Amazon thermostat. I spliced G and C and it seems to be working fine. I tried using a C adapter but failed miserable lol

cant see the diagram while talking with explaination filming needs improvement!

Hi Sir, my Emerson programmable thermostat 1F78 have green wire and a small screw but doesn’t have slot/hole to screw in. The available terminals that have slots/holes are O & B. Where should I connect the G wire?

What the hell? That's a lot of wires for a wireless device. I was assuming that I would have to connect some wires to my boiler from a device that would receive signals from the thermostat, so I don't have to fish wires from upstairs down into the basement. My boiler is all set up for two zones, presumably upstairs and downstairs, but there's no thermostat for the compressor for upstairs and only one thermostat located downstairs. Consequently, the upstairs is intolerably hot. Isn't there some kind of thermostat that I can install to activate my other zone without running wires to my boiler?

HEY CAMERA MAN....... SHUT UP........ IF YOU WANT TO TALK, BE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CAMERA ! ARROGANCE.... WOW.

This video was so helpful! Thank you so much for the breakdown and understanding of the wiring as this help me with an issue I had with my Nest where the reversing valve was glitched or not working properly, and when resetting helped me make sure the wiring was correct and I set the O/B correctly. You saved me a good 750.00! Thanks again! AWESOME VIDEO!

Thanks. This was a basic but clear and helpful video. I was swapping thermostats and the connections on the two were not the same, and this helped me get it correct.

Before just attaching the green to green, yellow to yellow and red to red make sure on the OTHER end the idiot connected them that way too or you might bake something. Trust me they do that purposely at times to get more business/ money from customers.

Hi, I was wondering if you could tell me what color wire goes to the letter C here in Florida. Thank you

Lighting sucks. Sound sucks. Pronunciation sucks.

The camera guy should stick to filming and let the other guy do the fucking talking

Great video. However I believe and I could be wrong on this, but I'm sure many of the units I've operated functions as I describe. At about 3:40 talking about the Fan mode and System Mode, you stated if they system is in off mode then the fan will not operate, that the system is in complete off. I believe even if you place the System switch to off, you can still run the fan mode only. It is designed this way to allow the user to be sure that the System settings in heat or AC are not on and can only operate the fan only mode. Say you just want to move air in the house without having heat or AC.

I don't have a heat pump but I have aot condition when heat is on but not when cool is on. I think my blue needs to be in O. Not. B. THANKS

Great video

for the first time I understood..When you comparing with a car was BRILLIANT. the y is alway running the O determine if it is cool a heat.