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Using Nest with air handlers

samosa
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I have 2 Mitsubishi unit sez kd12na4r1.th each connected to it's own nest thermostat in our house. I am having issue cooling the house down as it constantly stays at 70f during the course of the night. Do I need to play with settings
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This Mitsubishi unit is not compatible with Nest Learning Thermostats. the indoor and outdoor units communicate with a 2 or 3 wire communication protocol. There should be a Mitsubishi wired remote control that acts as a thermostat on your wall.
Nest thermostat is designed for non communicating systems that use industry-standard wiring that operates relays as follows:
R terminal is for 24v. AC power
C terminal is for 24v. AC common
Y terminal is connected to R on a call for cooling
W terminal is connected to R on a call for heat
G terminal is connected to R on a call for fan operation
The heat pump operation is slightly different. but uses the same principle to connect R terminal to various other terminals or operate reversing valve solenoid and relays for fan and compressor.
I'm interested in how you connected the Nest to the Air handler?!?Edward F Young. Retired HVAC ContractorSpecialized in Residential Oil Burner and Hydronics0 -
I used Mitsubishi PAC-US444CN-1 along with
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