“do you have to get multiple nest theromostats for multiple cooling units.”

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• If you have more than one thermostats, then match the number of thermostats you currently have. Some homes may have one cooling unit but two thermostats -one for each floor. So its basically matching number of thermostats and not cooling units.

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• Well, you're replacing the thermostats. It all depends on how many thermostats you have.

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• If you have a home with two thermostat if you replace one with the nest it will only control that furnace/ac. if you want the other furnace/ac to work you will need to put a nest on that on too. That is how I understand it we have two floors two units I purchased and replaced both, each floor in my house is set differently according to our schedule and the nest can learn that schedule for each floor and furnace/ ac

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• Yes, if the units are in different areas.

  Answered by RazzLady 7 years ago

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• Yes, a Nest unit is required for each cooling unit or cooling zone.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago

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• Nest Thermostats work independently, so if you have multiple thermostats in the home, each can be replaced with a Nest.

  Answered by Nest Support 7 years ago

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