“How does it adjust the temperature of a single room if they are not zoned separately? My upstairs has 3 bedrooms on one zone. If one person wants the room at 70 and another at 67, will one nest thermostat that is connected to one HVAC zone allow for this?”

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• No, you must choose one sensor or the thermostat to dictate which target temperature to use.

  Answered by Adrian 5 years ago

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• These don’t allow you to create zones. They really allow you to have the furnace use the sensors as the thermostat. So at 9 pm I ha s it switch to the master to use as the main thermostat.

  Answered by Jake 5 years ago

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• No, only 1 thermostat/sensor can be active at a time.

  Answered by Mike 6 years ago

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• It only regulates the room that you set it to. You can only set it to one room at a time. You just pick the room from where you have the sensor.

  Answered by Dcuriel33 6 years ago

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