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Changing a two wire Thermostat to a 5 wire or just 3?
I have a home built in 2006. It has baseboard heating and Air Condition via blown airCeiling Vents. The upstairs zone contains a 5 wire thermostat while the downstairs zone is only two wires? The AC unit is in the attic. Is it possible to run a 5 wire or 3 wire to the thermostat on the first floor? I am looking to add a Honeywell wifi thermostat.
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