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YMMV - Nest Thermostat E - Target Instore Only - $50.70 $50.66
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That would be normal. Store Mgr. said they get each store's pricing from H.Q., but as Mgr, they have some leeway, & he over road the price. Just a lucky day/ !
I have had the employee situation happen many times. Once on a big bicycle blowout at Walmart, I finally got an employee to bring me to an unmarked closet, where they had 8 bikes all stored for employees, Did get one that time, but it is more common the most realize !
These were not with the regular Meat thermostats, but rather I'm a locked case with other on sale smart home devices.
For this price, well worth adding to my 2 wire boiler system. Installed and work great.
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I got 3 of them recently. The box says model number is G4CVZ , SKU is GA01334-US, barcode is 193575007649.
Maybe other states have similar deals going through their utility companies?
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I got 3 of them recently. The box says model number is G4CVZ , SKU is GA01334-US, barcode is 193575007649.
Maybe other states have similar deals going through their utility companies?
if you dont have the C wire it will have a mind of its own and never fully charge. Heat would come on for a minute then shut off and restart. would say 71 degrees and then drop to 64 within seconds.
While you figure out how to add a c wire, you can try fully charging the unit using the USB port on the back. Depending on your setup, adding c wire may be pretty easy. My system itself was c wire compatible but the wire cable going to the thermostat didn't have enough strands to hook it up. So I just replaced with a new wire. I just tied the old and new wires together securely at the thermostat and pulled the wires through the wall, up into attic and then back down to my equipment.
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