How To Install Wyze Thermostat

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  • čas přidán 19. 03. 2021
  • Wyze Smart Thermostat: amzn.to/3eWQX0P
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    In this video we teach you how to install the Wyze smart thermostat.The Wyze Smart Thermostat allows you to remotely control your heating and cooling with the smart wifi connected thermostat.
    Once you install your Wyze Thermostat you will be able to control it using your phone, Alexa or Google Home. The Wyze Smart Thermostat is dual fuel compatible but it does require either a common wire or common wire adapter. The Wyze Smart Thermostat does ship with a common wire adapter that can make your a 4 wire HVAC system without a common wire compatible with the Wyze Smart Thermostat.
    Installing the Wyze Smart Thermostat takes about 20 minutes and then it connects to your wifi network for final set up.
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Komentáře • 42

  • @dessibeats
    @dessibeats Před 2 lety +2

    Great video. I was having issues with Y wire and you're explanation of the wire functions helped solve that. THANK YOU!

  • @enriqueperezrul1375
    @enriqueperezrul1375 Před 3 lety +18

    Please upload or help me with the wyze thermostat installation without c cable.

  • @kolettewithakay
    @kolettewithakay Před 2 lety

    THANK YOU! This video really helped me. I appreciate you very much!

  • @davidbaron6647
    @davidbaron6647 Před rokem

    Extremely helpful video I have 10 wyze cam three V2 and seven V3.
    After work I came home and verified I have the Blue C wire too.
    Will be ordering the thermostat soon. Looks very easy,

  • @Grizgrig
    @Grizgrig Před 2 lety

    This video helped a lot! Thanks!!

  • @alexteixeira27
    @alexteixeira27 Před 2 lety

    great video thanks for the info

  • @jessicamackan170
    @jessicamackan170 Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you for all your help!!! We got it going ❤

  • @elkhfif
    @elkhfif Před rokem

    great video thank you very much i did exactly as you explained

  • @dfoster4112
    @dfoster4112 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Thank you for the video

  • @markbaker5366
    @markbaker5366 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much

  • @jbueker
    @jbueker Před 3 lety +1

    Hey James, great vids ... cup of coffee coming your way. Quick question, I have two conventional systems (gas w/ forced air) and both are 4 wire (R, W, G, Y). I installed the C Adapter on both unites and the wiring is the same (from what I can tell) BUT when I turn on the COOL mode on one unit the outdoor AC Fan / Compressor kicks on ALONG WITH THE FURNACE (heat & fan). Any ideas as to why? Thanks!!!!

  • @tac11
    @tac11 Před 2 lety

    Great video

  • @KATHERINEL1000
    @KATHERINEL1000 Před měsícem

    In your other video you mentioned that there was a video telling what to do when you find the c wire in the wall, Where is the link to that video?

  • @siddheshoak
    @siddheshoak Před 2 lety

    Hi this video was helpful. I installed the Wyze at my house and it showed an error that green wire was not connected properly but actually it was and I skipped the step. I have 2 w wires for which I selected furnace gas for both stage of heat. Does it look or sound ok. Should I be worried?

  • @Conebred
    @Conebred Před 2 lety +1

    Good job on explaining what wire does what and how to install it. Very transparent

  • @1d9d5k6
    @1d9d5k6 Před rokem

    I have two separate systems; one for oil burner heat circulating for radiant heat in the floor and in the attic a central air system. I tried grabbing the C wire from the central air and had no heat. Then I grabbed the C wire from the oil furnace and had no air. For the winter, I can live with the latter. My old thermostat which worked well, albeit terrible programming had the R & W wire from the oil furnace and the Y, G, & RC wire from the central air unit in the attic. It almost seems like there is not way to share the common between the two. I spent hours working on this setup, to no avail. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  • @gtarules1
    @gtarules1 Před 2 lety

    Where's the link for the conversion down below?

  • @SooLabs
    @SooLabs Před 4 měsíci

    I have a hear pump (split system?), when wyze did a wire check it said to disconnect the green wire that was connected to 'g'. Does this sound right?

  • @jayhernandez6812
    @jayhernandez6812 Před rokem

    My thermostat wiring is w2, w, (white connected to not in used,) y, r and rc together with jumper and the back of the thermostat i see blue and white connected together. Don't see any blue wires common coming out of the thermostat. Can this work with wyze thermostat?

  • @1d9d5k6
    @1d9d5k6 Před rokem

    Awesome

  • @crowblack7850
    @crowblack7850 Před 2 lety +4

    What happens if everything is hooked up right and I have no power turning on the thermostat

  • @MsPepperbelly
    @MsPepperbelly Před 2 lety +2

    Good video but like so many things it doesn't fit my specific situation. The Wyze Thermostat says the "W" is not connected when it clearly is. This is very frustrating as there appears to be no way to solve it.
    The original thermostat had a jumper wire between "Y" and "W" but the Wyze Thermostat says that is not necessary. I suspect it is. I tried to use a jumper wire but it won't fit. The wire is a little too big I think and the holes are just a little too small to accommodate two wires.
    Anyway I am not sure if anyone else has encountered this issue but I have an email out to Wyze though I don't think they are going to be much help.

    • @MsPepperbelly
      @MsPepperbelly Před 2 lety

      Update: I discovered that, in fact, a jumper wire is necessary. Wyze support was of no help as usual.
      I found a wire thin enough to fit and now the "W" wire is recognized. So it appears to be working properly.
      One other thing about Wyze is that their software is not all that user friendly.
      Setting things up is a bit awkward.

  • @jacobsonhome
    @jacobsonhome Před 2 lety

    I have almost the same wiring in the above video but, I have one additional 'brown' wire currently plugged into RC, and it's jumpered into red R. Do you know what that wire's funtion is and what I could / should do with it?

    • @GauravSakhuja
      @GauravSakhuja Před 2 lety

      I have same situation W, Y, G, R and Rc . I am confused is Rc is same as C wire ?

    • @jacobsonhome
      @jacobsonhome Před 2 lety

      I ended up figuring out that my mysterious extra brown wire was not connected to anything inside the control box of my a/c. It must have been run extra and then just connected to a therm pin just because some technician didn’t like seeing it hanging loose. Sure caused a lot of confusion later. :)

  • @aftertheshowmoviepodcast
    @aftertheshowmoviepodcast Před měsícem

    All of the wires in my wall are either black or white no colors, what do you do if this is the case

  • @Allaboutmepodcast
    @Allaboutmepodcast Před 2 lety

    Does this thermostat only work with HVAC systems? I have just a regular gas furnace that only heats. Will this thermostat work in my situation?

    • @lolagranola75
      @lolagranola75 Před rokem +1

      Yes it will. I just installed one on mine.

  • @stevenechavarry8069
    @stevenechavarry8069 Před 3 lety

    Will this work with baseboard heat ?

    • @OneHourSmartHome
      @OneHourSmartHome  Před 3 lety

      If you have low voltage controls (24v) and a common wire it can work with baseboard heat. If you have high voltage baseboard heating controls the Mysa Smart Thermostat: amzn.to/38WgUKj will work

  • @AlexFlores-re7ht
    @AlexFlores-re7ht Před 3 lety

    I bought one and when I installed it, it keep blowing a 3 amp fuse and the old thermostat work flawless any idea why the wyze blows the fuse? Please help

    • @OneHourSmartHome
      @OneHourSmartHome  Před 3 lety

      Are any of your wires shorting out touching each other? That could cause it. Also I've seen instances where the wires short out because when the screw was installed it went through the wires in the wall shorting them out. What wires do you have installed?

    • @AlexFlores-re7ht
      @AlexFlores-re7ht Před 3 lety

      Non of the wires are touching at all tried several times I have common wire green red yellow white and when I put the regular thermostat back on works normal

    • @AlexFlores-re7ht
      @AlexFlores-re7ht Před 3 lety

      Any help? Can I undo the c wire and use the g wire?

  • @juliachambers725
    @juliachambers725 Před 10 měsíci

    !!!!! Not for High voltage systems!!!! Also not app friendly. Reversed cooling heating. Yes installation is a breeze but be sure your system is not high voltage like above 110 or hard wired!!! I thought it wasn’t user friendly. I keep turning it off and it keeps going.

  • @runzola2036
    @runzola2036 Před rokem

    I'm not getting power...just clicking