“will the battery version communicate with the wired version. Does the Nest battery version communicate with the wired Nest smoke detector.”

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• it should if they are both linked to the same account.

  Answered by Chris 10 years ago

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• Yes. I have 1 of each installed and they are set up together.

  Answered by SouperVan 10 years ago

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• yes I have both types in my home

  Answered by Skywalker 4 years ago

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• Yes. They both connect to your wifi and communicate with each other. When one goes off the rest go off to provide full coverage. Throw in the Nest thermostat and they all communicate,

  Answered by Mark 9 years ago

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• Yes. Both Wired and Battery versions of Nest Protect are fabntastic!

  Answered by VicHB 9 years ago

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• Yes they do communicate with the wired version. Activating a test from the battery powered unit will cause the hard wired units to self test also.

  Answered by Brian 9 years ago

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• Yes, I have 4 Battery operated and 1 Hard wired in my house. All 5 of them go off at the same time we we perform the test on one smoke detector.

  Answered by elksson 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by ChrisATX 10 years ago

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• I have one of each, and yes they do talk to each other.

  Answered by DadeMurphy 10 years ago

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• Yes it will. I have it this way in my house. 4 wired and 1 battery. It won't check for code as often and doesn't poll your wifi as often...obviously so it can maintain battery life. But otherwise is great.

  Answered by Miksmi 10 years ago

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