A:AnswerNo, it is not difficult. All you need to do is to install the Nest app on your new phone and log into your Nest account with your account credentials.
A:AnswerNo. either you have multiple separate HVAC units each requiring their own units or you have split zone, which still require their own units. Nest sensors are more like setting up mini zones inside your already designated zone for a single unit. Example, Zone 1 in a living room and two bedrooms. The sensors would help prioritizing the temperatures in a room over the others on a schedule, like overnight. This cannot help with actual HVAC zones wired to their own thermostat.
A:AnswerThe eco mode can turn on both manually and automatically if you have the temperatures set to the eco zones (temps) when you set them up using the schedule. You know you are in the eco mode when you see the green leaf on the app/thermostat. I recommend playing around with your thermostat on the app or online at the the NEST website. It's very easy to figure out.
A:AnswerDo you have a common power wire from your hvac unit? The thermostat requires constant electrical power the battery inside unit is for memory etc. If you do not have power supply in the wires, I suggest you install a transformer somewhere accessible and run power to the thermostat. Good luck
A:AnswerThe Nest Learning Thermostat will work with the Google Home as long as you complete the setup on the Nest App first and make sure that the account you are using for your Nest app and your Google Home is the same.
To learn more on how to add your Nest Thermostat to the Nest App you can click on the link below:
https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9301088
To know more about the Nest Learning Thermostat you can click on the link below:
https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9244917?hl=en
A:AnswerNo..just leave it plugged in overnight the more you play with it it drains battery real fast it's only a 3.68 volt battery you can see that setting in the settings
A:AnswerI don't know if it does but you can't " lock it" anyways. To override the temp you simply turn the Dial. So you can't set it and lock it but what you can do is Jack up the rent!
A:AnswerThe Google Nest Learning Thermostats are compatible with most whole-home humidifiers and dehumidifiers, but we recommend a professional installation. You can find more details about Nest thermostats and humidifier installation in this link : https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9255237?hl=en
A:AnswerYou can wire your back up system to Nest Learning Thermostat as an emergency heat.
However, Nest thermostats can operate between 35° F - 105° F and Nest thermostats have the feature Emergency Temperature that can be set to 35° F as the lowest and every time temperatures drop to 35° F, Nest Learning Thermostat will kick in to start heating.
So your indoor temperature may never go down to 25° F for the back up system to start, but here's a support article link to find out more on how to set up the emergency heat system with Nest thermostats : https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9276120?hl=en
You can also read up more on Nest Emergency Temperature feature here : https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9249790?hl=en
A:AnswerYour Nest thermostat can only send you notifications to your phone, if it is connected to your home Wi-Fi. So if your Nest thermostat is disconnected, it won't be able to send any notifications. But when you go onto Nest app, you will see that it is offline for how long. You can find out more about notifications here: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9244826
