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Most smart thermostats today that are Wi-Fi enabled or have a color touch screen may require constant power through a thermostat C-wire. This ensures your thermostat has a continuous flow of power to function properly. There may be a few smart thermostat models that don’t require a C-wire and can operate with batteries. You should always ensure proper wiring as needed for your HVAC system and corresponding thermostat (with or without a C-wire). Check your HVAC system compatibility to see if you need a C-wire for your smart thermostat. This common wire kit eliminates the need to run a new wire throughout your home. Installation is easy. Watch the videos below for more info. For use with the Sensi Touch 2 Smart Thermostat. The Sensi Smart Thermostat doesn’t require a C-wire for most applications. Does not work with 2-wire systems The Sensi™ Smart Thermostat works with HVAC equipment found in most homes and does not require a common wire (C-wire) in most applications. A C-wire is only required for heat only, cool only and heat pump systems. For the Sensi™ Smart Touch 2 Thermostat, all system types require a common wire (C-wire). C-wire help made simple. Do I need a C‑wire? If you're wondering what a C-wire is or how to look for one, you’ve come to the right place. Our step-by-step videos will guide you through the process and answer all your questions. Basic C-wire introduction Learn about the basics of common wire installation by watching this video. You will also be guided on how-to and when-to connect C-wires to thermostats. It also shows three different scenarios to choose which methods works best for you. Finding and using an unused wire as a C-wire Sensi Thermostats require a common wire to complete installation. This video will guide you in checking if you have a common wire, or an unused common wire from your previous thermostat that you can use to install your Sensi Thermostat. Using the G-wire as a C-wire If you can not find an unused wire or com