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Google Nest Power Connector - C Wire Adapter for Smart Thermostats - 3.98in Accessory

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Style: Connector


Features

  • Nest Google Thermostat Power Connector (snow)FeaturesMaterial: Thermostat
  • Made In Taiwan
  • Installation is simple; the Nest Power Connector attached to your furnace air handler, or zone controller and comes with simple instructions; no wiring or drilling required
  • Nest Thermostats are designed to work without a C wire in most homes but for some systems, including heating-only, cooling-only, zone-controlled, and heat pump systems, you'll need a Nest Power Connector or C wire

Description

Nest thermostats are designed to work without a C wire in most homes. But some systems may require a C wire for consistent power to your Nest thermostat. The Nest Power Connector is an affordable C-wire substitute for homes that don't have one. It doesn't require any new thermostat wiring. And with simple instructions you can even install it yourself. If something is wrong with your Nest Thermostat, Google will alert you on-device, through mobile app alerts, and over email.

Brand: Google


Model Name: GA02493-US


Color: Snow


Included Components: Nest Power Connector, Wire connectors, Wire labels, Sticky pad, Installation Guide, Safety warranty and regulatory guide See more


Voltage: 24 Volts (AC)


Brand: ‎Google


Model Name: ‎GA02493-US


Color: ‎Snow


Included Components: ‎Nest Power Connector, Wire connectors, Wire labels, Sticky pad, Installation Guide, Safety warranty and regulatory guide


Voltage: ‎24 Volts (AC)


Material: ‎Plastic


Style: ‎Connector


Backlight: ‎Yes


Manufacturer: ‎Google


Part Number: ‎GA02493-US


Item Weight: ‎3.84 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎0.57 x 2.12 x 2.87 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Taiwan


Item model number: ‎GVNZ4


Size: ‎1.1 x 3.03 x 3.98


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1 year manufacturer.


Date First Available: May 19, 2021


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    • Easy to install
Style: Connector
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I was hesitant on ordering this product but when it became apparent I needed to, I am glad I did. This product was easy to install with instructions. It does not take up much space at all and it worked on my furnace surprisingly well considering it's an older model and had an older slide thermostat on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by Nicole Nicole
    • Solves the missing c wire - specific to the Nest thermostat, not a universal solution
Style: Connector
Installed a Nest thermostat on my daughter’s condo and found out she only had two wires, red and white with no possibility of running a real C wire due to plaster walls. Confirmed that the furnace had a C wire (critical) and then ordered this dongle. My application was a heat only furnace so the wiring was fairly simple. I strongly recommend that you get three of the wagu type snap-on UL approved wiring connectors unless you have screw terminations to attach to. There are two of the snap on connectors in the box but you will need three more for the furnace side . Trust me - have the connectors handy and installing this device is easy, I tried to use twist on wire nuts but the nuts would no stay on. You need to “tell” the nest thermostat that this adapter was installed during the programming phase on your phone or tablet. Do that slowly because if you miss the check box that says this device was installed the thermostat will not work and the only way to fix it is to delete the thermostat and install it as a new device. Note - This device is specifically designed for the nest thermostat. It will not work as a workaround to add a missing C wire to other thermostat brands. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by J. S.
    • Worked on a old system
Style: Connector
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My daughter’s apartment has an old HVAC with a basic 4-wire (W-Y-R-G) Honeywell thermostat. The heat and cooling systems are separated with some sort of old relay box. I had to read the schematic diagrams of both the furnace controller and the relay box to figure out where the 24V common wire was but once I did, it worked perfectly! Photos show before and two after shots of the relay box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by Rob Rob
    • Didn't work, had to install C wire
Style: Connector
Something is wrong with the Nest Power Connector's internal components, as it tries to deliver power. I'm not sure how it's supposed to work (some kind of switch?), but it does not do the same job as a dedicated C-wire. To preface, we have a baseboard radiator system with an oil furnace and a separate AC system with air handlers. Some thermostats in our house are heat only, others both AC and heat. I installed two Nest Power Connectors, one on a Nest Learning Thermostat 3rd gen and one on a Nest Thermostat. Installation was a breeze. The 3rd gen had previously been using the workaround with a G (fan) wire as a C wire with no power issues. The Nest Thermostat was newly installed. After installation, the Power Connector at the air handler for the Nest Learning Thermostat (heat and ac controller), the unit started having low power issues within 24h (screen not turning on, disconnecting from the temp sensor, wifi disconnecting). Same issue with the Nest Thermostat in the basement (heat only) with the power connector at the HVAC (a Taco 6 zone switch relay board), with power issue error messages showing up on the screen and being emailed within a week. I double checked all the connections with a multimeter, R to W and R to C both had ~27 V, and the Nest itself read enough power coming in. Unfortunately, I had to remove the devices and run a dedicated C wire (not an easy process in our house). Since installation of the C wire, the Nest Learning Thermostat has been working excellently with no issues, indicating that the Power Connector does not do its job as a replacement for an actual C wire. (The other Nest Thermostat still will not work as after a week it had another power issue, and Google Nest support did issue me a replacement device. So it's hard to judge what caused its failure.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021 by Cramer
    • Check your thermostat version
Style: Connector
As a product, this is similar to the other Nest products. Good quality, nicely packaged, well thought out and clear instructions, and even the quality of the supplied wire connectors was great. I recently purchased two Google Nest learning thermostats as part of a PSEG promotion, to replace old 2-wire thermostats controlling a hot water baseboard system with Taco zone valves. While the thermostats worked sorta, it was clear that without a common wire, the thermostats were unreliable. So I hoped that this Power connector would help, but after installing and following instructions, things just worked the same way as before. I then realized that the new Learning Thermostats that I had just bought were v2, and this power connector only works with v3 learning thermostats. So if you have a learning thermostat, make sure you know which version you have before buying these. In my case, things ended up in a good place because while I was doing this, I realized that the thermostat cable in my house was actually a 3 conductor cable even though only two were used (Rh and W). So I was able to create an actual C wire using the spare conductor in the existing cable, connecting one end to the C terminal on the thermostat, and the other to the #2 terminal on the Taco zone valve. I did this for both thermostats, and they both now work perfectly all the time. So the moral of this story is, before you spend money on one of these things, check your existing wiring and make sure there is not an unused conductor in your thermostat wiring that you can use to make a common wire and get the best solution for a few minutes of work. (And if none of that makes sense, hire a pro to help!) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2021 by Chris Putnam
    • No C Wire - No Problem
Style: Connector
I used this for adding a nest thermostat for my forced air heating. I had no powered C wire, and this fixed that. You need some electrical know how and wire strippers, but very easy to install. Took five minutes and saved me from running a new wire or using batteries for my thermostat.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024 by Corey

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