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The Wi-Fi 7-Day Programmable Touchscreen Thermostat is Wi-Fi enabled for remote access from anywhere in the home. With the free app, you can control the thermostat with your smartphone or tablet from anywhere in the world. Could it be any more convenient than that? Yes! The thermostat is touch screen. You can let your fingers do the programming and temperature adjustments.
You have the magic touch for comfort control from anywhere, anytime
When it comes to controlling this thermostat’s features, you have the touch. You can use your Wi-Fi-enabled device (smartphone, tablet, computer), the free app on your smartphone/tablet or the thermostat’s touch screen. Every touch is convenient, with the goal being your comfort. Features such as Auto Alerts and Smart Response are intuitive and indispensable for keeping your system running and your home comfortable.
Remote Access
Remote access to thermostat with smartphone, tablet or computer. Free app for Apple and Android devices. Manage your thermostat from wherever you are
Auto Alerts
Receive system alerts to Wi-Fi-enabled devices in your home
Smart Response
Thermostat learns your heating/cooling cycles, then optimizes to deliver the right temperature at the right time
Specs
Setup is simple and easy. Verify compatibility with your home heating and cooling system, and then remove your existing thermostat.
Compatible with systems
Now you’re ready for the step-by-step instructions for installing the Wi-Fi 7-Day Programmable Touchscreen Thermostat. Simply choose the installation instructions option you prefer:
App-Guided Installation
Download the free Total Connect Comfort app on Google Play or Apple Store for either Apple or Android devices to control your thermostat from anywhere.
Video-Guided Installation
Watch a series of short videos that help you install your thermostat, including determining your system type, the installation process in steps, registering your thermostat and more.
Quick Start Manuals & Guides PDF
Download PDFs of manuals and guides in the resources section below, such as Quick Start and User Guides.
I am having difficulty removing my old thermostat?
Often, the thermostat will separate from the wallplate with moderate pressure. Other times, there might be small screws holding the device in place. If you are unable to pull it off, please refer to your thermostat manufacturer's website or manual for removal instructions.
NOTE: Do not place your old thermostat in the trash if it contains mercury in a sealed tube.
I have additional wires in my wall that were not connected to my old thermostat. Do I need them to install my new thermostat?
An extra unused wire in the wall can be used as the C wire for your new thermostat. The extra wire will also need to be connected to the C (common) terminal at the heating and cooling system. This will provide power to your new thermostat. Please refer to the video section for more information.
My metal jumper wire fell out of my new thermostat, which terminals does the jumper need to be connected to on the thermostat wallplate?
The jumper wire can easily be replaced connecting it to the "R" and "RC" terminals on your thermostat wallplate. If you are unable to find the factory installed jumper, a short piece of wire can be used in its place. Please refer to step 1.7 in the Quick Start Guide.
Do the color of the wires correspond to the letters on my new thermostat?
There is no code governing wire colors and thermostat connections. The thermostat should be wired by the letters found next to the wire screw terminal block. If you do not know the letter labels, then you can trace the wires back to the air handler/furnace or heat pump/ac unit. That will allow you to determine the function of each wire at the system and then allow you to attach it to the matching terminal on the thermostat.
What tools or materials are necessary for the installation of my new thermostat?
In most cases, the only tools and materials required are a small flat edge screwdriver, #2 phillips screwdriver, your thermostat ID card (located in the box), and your home Wi-Fi Network password.
How do I know if my old thermostat contains mercury?
The thermostat will have a glass tube with a silver liquid inside of the tube. Mercury is typically found in older mechanical thermostats like the Honeywell Round T87 and rectangular T8090.
NOTE: Do not place your old thermostat in the trash if it contains mercury in a sealed tube.
What size screwdriver do I need to install my Honeywell thermostat?
A small flat edge pocket screwdriver and a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver are recommended.
What is a C wire?
The C wire originates from your heating/cooling system and provides 24 volt power to your Lyric. "C" stands for common and there is no universal color used to designate this type of wire. If you do not have a C wire, your Lyric will instead draw power from your heating and cooling systems to power its battery.
I do not have a C wire on my old thermostat?
If you do not have a wire connected to a C terminal or one that is labeled C on your old thermostat, there might be an extra wire that is pushed into the wall or wrapped around the wire bundle coming from the wall. Gently pull on the wire bundle to check whether there are any additional wires. If you do not have any additional wires, please refer to the Install Videos for alternative wiring.
Do I need a C wire to install my new thermostat?
Yes - the C wire is necessary because it provides power to your new thermostat.