“Can you use each sensor with different nest thermostats? For example I have two thermostats can i use two sensors on one thermostat and the other sensor on the other thermostat?”

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• Yes

  Answered by Mike 5 years ago

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• Yes, this is the setup I have. 1 sensor linked to the upstairs thermostat and 2 sensors linked to the downstairs thermostat.

  Answered by jayrthomas 6 years ago

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• Yes, each sensor is controlled by its own code and can be pair independently one from the other.

  Answered by borrachito 6 years ago

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• Yes you can if the thermostats are the same model number or if the senors are compatible with the thermostats

  Answered by Malcolm 6 years ago

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• Yes, that’s how I have mine setup. Has to be a 3rd Gen Nest or newer to work with the sensors, but it works great! You select which sensor is paired with each Nest thermostat, and then you set the sensor priority for each time period (morning, midday, evening, night). The time periods aren’t customizable, but you can have the Nest be the primary for some periods, and the sensor for others, or you can set the sensor as the primary for all time periods, if desired.

  Answered by Bricketh 6 years ago

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