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The "C" or Common wire provides a way to get constant 24VAC power to the thermostat, now required by many newer thermostats with WiFi and/or touchscreens.
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How to connect thermostat C wire to Weil-McLain CGa boiler? [duplicate]
I have Weil-McLain gas boiler for hot water heat and going to install WiFi thermostat that requires common 24V 'C' wire. I do have a free wire in the cable but cannot figure out where should I connect …
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