you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

You can override these at any time remotely or at home, with the ability to set durations for the override, to keep the in place until you change it, or to keep it in place until the next scheduled setting comes on..

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

You can override these at any time remotely or at home, with the ability to set durations for the override, to keep the in place until you change it, or to keep it in place until the next scheduled setting comes on..

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

You can override these at any time remotely or at home, with the ability to set durations for the override, to keep the in place until you change it, or to keep it in place until the next scheduled setting comes on..

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

You can override these at any time remotely or at home, with the ability to set durations for the override, to keep the in place until you change it, or to keep it in place until the next scheduled setting comes on..

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

you want to connect C-wire to the other side of the same end of the transformer that R-wire runs from -- you should read about 24V AC between the terminals + - maybe as much as 4 or 5V while idle, and not much more than that.

You can override these at any time remotely or at home, with the ability to set durations for the override, to keep the in place until you change it, or to keep it in place until the next scheduled setting comes on..