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The video centers on the unboxing and installation of the Nest Learning Thermostat by Sean, highlighting its energy efficiency, stylish design, and affordability due to discounts like Black Friday rebates. The thermostat is particularly appealing for real estate flippers aiming to increase property value. Sean details the contents of the Nest package and provides a step-by-step guide to the installation process, focusing on connecting the backplate and wires to the furnace. He points out that their specific setup only requires the R and W wires. The speaker elaborates on replacing an old mercury-tube-based thermostat, stressing the importance of correctly identifying and labeling wires. They illustrate the aesthetic benefits of the back cover and ensure the proper connection and functioning of the thermostat after handling minor issues like the furnace panel being open. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to engage with the channel for more content.
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In this part of the video, Sean talks about unboxing and installing the Nest Learning Thermostat, emphasizing its energy efficiency and stylish design. He mentions that during Black Friday, there were substantial rebates and discounts, making the thermostat affordable at around $100, compared to its usual $300 price. This makes it an attractive option for real estate flippers to enhance the value of their properties. Sean then proceeds to unbox the thermostat, describing the contents, which include the thermostat itself, wiring instructions, screws, a mini screwdriver, and a backplate to cover imperfections left by older, differently shaped thermostats. He explains the installation process, highlighting the connection of the backplate and wires to the furnace, noting that his older system only requires two wires (R and W).
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In this segment of the video, the speaker attempts to install a Nest Learning Thermostat, replacing an old mercury-tube-based thermostat. Initially, they note the outdated wiring system with just two wires (one green acting as red, and one gray acting as white) and explain the importance of identifying and labeling wires before proceeding. The speaker mentions using a back cover to aesthetically improve the look by covering up the old thermostat space. They proceed to install a metal backplate on the wall and attach the Nest Thermostat plate, ensuring it is level. Finally, they connect the wires correctly, confirming that the Nest device has built-in functions to manage typical jumper cables between the heating and cooling systems.
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In this part of the video, the creator continues with the installation of a Nest device. They explain how to connect the wires, ensuring they are snugly fitted. They note that their setup only involves W and R wires, though others may have additional wires for air conditioning or other functions. The creator then attaches the Nest device, which powers on upon connection. They encounter a minor issue where the device doesn’t turn on, realizing it’s due to the furnace panel being open, which cuts the power. After closing the panel, the device works correctly. The video wraps up with the creator encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more content.