
Tough on bad guys. Easy on you.
Nest Detect sensors can tell you two things: when a door or window opens or someone's in a room. And with the Nest app, you'll always know what's happening at home.
A: No. Sorry the Nest Guard is required as a hub for all of the security sensors. So far we are very happy with the system.
A: Yes they are very easy to move and relocate. They come with extra sticky pads and hardware to move if needed.
A: Yes you can configure the option called open tones on each sensor independently to give an audible tone when triggered and the alarm is disarmed.
A: That shouldn’t be a issue, my sensors aren’t flush together. During setup they have you test the connection and they need to be within a couple inches of each other.
A: I have 3 of them on sliding glass doors. They are very easy to install. You can set up the system to give you an audible sound when doors are opened on the base station, it will not give you a notification on your phone unless the alarm is set.
A: You have to pay for the service, which is through Brinks, to get emergency services. Kind of disappointing because you also pay for nest aware so you have two subscriptions to worry about.
A: No, this will require the Nest Secure Alarm System, to work and use all of the features of the sensor.
Q: How long do the batteries last? Are they replaceable?
A: I don’t know how long the batteries last but they are replaceable.