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I believe it should. If the systems have separate thermostats you'll need two nests though I think (they apparently can communicate with one another).
by pdovy 14y ago
I believe it should. If the systems have separate thermostats you'll need two nests though I think (they apparently can communicate with one another).
- schiffern 14y ago>If the systems have separate thermostats you'll need two nests though I think You shouldn't, unless you can't run the wires to the same location for some reason.
- mschaef 14y agoIt's a >70 year old house, so it's a miracle when I can get wires anywhere. What we have in our favor, though, is that the boiler is in the unfinished basement, the air handler is in the unfinished attic, and our electrician ran some pull string through a chaseway that connects the two. It may actually be possible to get both sets of wires to the same spot.