We have 17 separate thermostats in our house. If we replaced each of them with a Nest could we group them by house areas and control these groups rather than each thermostat individually? null

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JordansMom · Accepted Answer

Yes you can. If you set the devices up in Google Home, it asks where the device will be located. Therefore if you say to a Google device, "Change living room thermostats to 68 degrees," all thermostats in that area that you have set will change. Not sure if you can do this with Amazon Echo.

Answered by JordansMom 4 years ago

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Slim · Answer

I only have one thermostat in use but I Googled this for you and this is what Google came up with. I would, however, direct your question to a Geek Squad member who may have run into the scenario you describe during one of their installations. 

https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9254411?hl=en

Techmom · Answer

I am sorry. I only have two and they each show up on the Google home app as a separate thermostat. Sorry, that;s all I know.
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Nest Support · Answer

Unfortunately, you can't. However, you may set them up using the Google Home app and create temperature schedules based on your preference. To learn more, check out this help article: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9243487

Answered by Nest Support 4 years ago

“We have 17 separate thermostats in our house. If we replaced each of them with a Nest could we group them by house areas and control these groups rather than each thermostat individually?”

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