“I have a bedroom that is warmer than the rest of the rooms . Will it cool that room”

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• We have the same issue. There is a vent blowing cool air in our room but not an intake. Because of that there is no air circulation that causes this. No thermostat will fix that issue. You have to keep your room door open otherwise consider buying a window or floor standing unit.

  Answered by John 9 years ago

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• If it's in that room other wise you'll need a add on to keep track of temp for that room

  Answered by Theonlyerod 9 years ago

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• This question is answered on the nest support site

  Answered by Bgstonge 9 years ago

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• It is a thermostat, therefore it has no cooling capacity. If you have different temperatures in rooms you either have an insulation or HVAC issue that the thermostat will not fix.

  Answered by Bgstonge 9 years ago

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• A thermostat does not cool a room. What you need to do is hire someone to come out and balance your HVAC system. They will be able to determine why your bedroom is too hot. The Nest thermostat is very good at controlling your HVAC system when it is properly balanced. Hope this helps.

  Answered by Kmorgan25 9 years ago

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