VIIVRIA 24 Volt Transformer C Wire Adapter Thermostat User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- VIIVRIA
Table of Contents
VIIVRIA 24 Volt Transformer C Wire Adapter Thermostat
Specification
- Brand VIIVRIA
- Power Source Corded Electric, Battery Powered
- Current Rating 0.5 Amps
- Inner size 5x 6.3 cm
- Box size 10 x 5.5 x 8 cm
- Input 120V AC 60Hz 0.2A
- Output 24V AC 500mA
- Cable length 800 cm ( 315 inches)
- Wire Type Stranded copper wire
- Item Weight 12.3 ounces
- Package Dimensions 3.98 x 3.35 x 2.24 inches
How should I begin?
DUE TO THERMOSTATS
- Turn off the power supply’s circuit breaker.
- Install a wire to the “C” end and a second wire to the “RC” end from the 24-volt adapter. You might need to utilize the provided diode and connect the “RH” to the “RC” terminal if your system has a cooling system.
- Into the socket, insert the power adapter
- Open the power supply circuit breaker.
- Install the thermostat panel.
APPLY TO THERMOSTATS
APPLY TO DOORBELLS
DUE TO DOORBELLS
- Retain the adaptor unplugged.
- Any wire can be attached to any terminal when installing the wires from the 24-volt converter into the terminals on your doorbell equipment.
- Put the adaptor into the outlet.
- Install a doorbell faceplate on the dwelling
- Activate and check if your doorbell is getting the required electricity using the companion application.
Wiring
Wild Using
You can use this device to keep your doorbells or thermostats charged all the time. Many older homes or flats lack a “C” wire to the thermostat they now use, while newer devices need a C-wire to function. With this straightforward product, you may create issues.
Product Description
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Constant Charging
Without having to bother about taking out the thermostats or doorbells, you can charge your device continuously. It saves both time and labor. -
Broad Cable
The cable’s length of 315 inches (800 cm) allows you to wire it wherever you wish.
Features
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LARGE USE
the US power cable You may safely charge your gadgets while it powers popular smart thermostats (Nest, Ecobee, Honeywell, Sensi), doorbells (Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell 2 & Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Nest Skybell, etc.), and other devices that need constant 24-volt electricity to function. -
SIMPLE TO USE
Without using the doorbell or wiring that is already there, put together a line along the wall from your outlet to the thermostat. Simple setup that takes only a few minutes to complete. -
SHORT CABLE
You need not be concerned about the distance between the socket and the Honeywell Smart Wifi Thermostat because our cable is 8M (315 inches) long. This makes it simple for you to plug it into an outlet inside or outside your home. -
SAFE AND ACCURATE
Our backup battery has received certification. You can directly charge it (insert the adapter into an outlet and turn it on) if the battery is low. Consequently, you may charge the battery without removing your Honeywell thermostat. Having a 24V/500mA AC output, this instrument is ideal for your needs.
Guarantee and Support
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FAQs
Does this device have a battery backup?****
No, it does not.
Can it be used with a security system?****
Yes, you can use this device with a security system.
Can I use this device with my doorbells?****
Yes, you can use this device with your doorbells.
Can I use this device with my thermostats?****
Yes, you can use this device with your thermostats.
Why is the C wire important to a thermostat?****
Known as the common wire, (C-Wire) provides Wi-Fi thermostats continuous power from heating (e.g. furnaces) and cooling systems (e.g. Air Conditioning systems). C-Wires are required on all Resideo Wi-Fi thermostats.
What voltage should the C wire be on a thermostat?****
The c wire is an extra wire that can be used to provide a return path for continuous 24V power for any application. It’s normally used to provide a return path to power the thermostat.
Can the thermostat work without a C wire?****
While your thermostat may not technically need a C-wire to operate, it gets the power for its screen and Wi-Fi capabilities through “phantom power” or “power stealing.” Basically, this means your thermostat gets a kick of extra power whenever your HVAC system is running.
Is the thermostat C wire positive or negative?****
Thermostats like the Honeywell Wi-Fi Smart, the Honeywell Wi-Fi Smart with Voice Control, and the Ecobee3 enlist help from the C-wire, a fifth or extra wire that provides the negative charge needed to supply enough power for those newer features.
What kind of wire do you use for the C wire thermostat?****
Blue wires are also called “C” wires because they are Common wires. C wires are necessary for any “smart” thermostat that needs to be connected to a power source 24/7, regardless of your heat pump type.
What color is the C wire in a thermostat?****
The C, or common wire, provides smart thermostats with continual power. It’s usually blue, but it may also be black, brown, or purple. The O or orange wire connects to your heat pump (if applicable).
How many wires are in a thermostat wire?****
This is a popular configuration for a battery-powered thermostat or a digital thermostat that solely regulates heat. The standard configuration consists of 24-volt hot (red), 24-volt common (blue), heat (white), and a fan (green).
Does the transformer control the thermostat?****
HVAC Systems give the thermostat power by a Transformer (step down). By going through the transformer, regulates the currents and ensures the Voltage is correct. If the voltage is too low, the HVAC systems would not function.
Does a thermostat need a transformer?****
Most thermostats are powered by 24 volts from the transformer. This transformer is located inside your HVAC equipment.
Is thermostat C wire ground?****
With thermostat power, we generally don’t ground C.
Is thermostat common wire hot or neutral?****
The common wire is the neutral wire from the 24V transformer that provides the power that WiFi thermostats require in order for their features to work. Most existing homes do not have a C wire since non-connected thermostats don’t require them.
Which thermostat wire is power?****
All thermostats will have a red wire. The color red symbolizes power for thermostats. Without a connection for your red wire, your thermostat will not have a power source. There are different types of red wires that a thermostat could have.