Google Nest Learning Thermostat 3rd Generation, Copper - Smart Thermostat - A Brighter Way To Save Energy

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Once you’ve set up your thermostat and connected it to the Nest app, follow the link below to learn about how to use your Nest thermostat. Heating and cooling:1 stage of heating (W1) and cooling (Y1) and a second stage of either heating (W2) or cooling (Y2). In most homes, installing a Google Nest thermostat is an easy DIY project that takes about 20-30 min. The Nest app’s step-by-step instructions make it easy to install and wire your thermostat, so use it as your main guide. Refer to this article if you need extra help. The app will show you how to install your thermostat. It will ask you some questions about your thermostat wires. Answer them as accurately as possible. Your home is your space. It’s also a place where you can express your style with color and personal touches. And we want our products to reflect your aesthetic while giving you the help you need. So we recently introduced three new colors to the Nest Learning Thermostat lineup (bringing the total to seven) to give you more options to fit your style.

If you’d like to install your Nest thermostat yourself, everything you need is included in the box: You might not instantly see an equivalent saving in your heating and cooling bills to offset the extra expense of the Learning Thermostat and sensors, but its additional features – especially its intelligent temperature adjustments – can make a difference to your bills over time. Using less energy can also make a difference to the environmental impact of your home, depending on the energy source used. Some systems, including heating-only, cooling-only, zone-controlled, and heat pump systems, require a C wire or the Nest Power Connector. Go to g.co/nest/cwire for details. Nest claims both thermostats can save an average of 10 to 12 percent on heating bills and 15 percent on cooling bills. Naturally, this will depend on your home, typical usage, and the HVAC system you have. As long as the thermostat base is from the same model, generation, and country/region as the thermostat display, you can swap bases and displays.Some countries use high-voltage wiring for thermostats while others (such as the US and Canada) use low-voltage wiring. Nest designed different thermostats for high- and low-voltage system wiring. High-voltage and low-voltage Nest thermostat parts are not compatible. The display of the Learning Thermostat has a feature called Farsight, which senses your presence and turns the screen on, conveniently showing the current and target temperature (or the local weather) when you walk by. Up to six temperature sensors can be connected to the third-generation Nest Learning Thermostat, and up to 18 sensors connected to three thermostats can be supported in one home. These, and the thermostat, are all controlled via the Google Home app, the Nest app, and with voice commands spoken to the Google Assistant. Verdict The Learning Thermostat comes with a trim plate included in the box. This is often needed if the Nest is smaller than the thermostat it is replacing and is used to hide the hole left by the old device. Nest’s marketing images usually show the thermostat neatly mounted directly to the wall, but in most cases, you’ll have to use the trim kit to hide the mess created by the removal of the old thermostat. If you have a dual fuel system or a whole-home humidifier/dehumidifier, it is strongly recommended that you choose professional installation.

The Nest Thermostat can be in different colors. If you have a thermostat that looks like one of these, you have a Nest Thermostat.If looking at the display isn’t enough to tell you which thermostat you have, you can also pull off the display and look at the base. You should be able to tell right away. Refer tothe table below for key differences between the different Nest thermostat bases. Nest Thermostat Both models of smart thermostat automatically turn down when you leave home, based on the location of your smartphone, and they can be controlled from anywhere via the Google Home app.