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Google Nest Temperature Sensor 3 Count Pack - Nest Thermostat Sensor - Nest Sensor That Works with Nest Learning Thermostat and Nest Thermostat E - Smart Home

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Size: 3 Count Pack


Features

  • Works with compatible Nest thermostats [1]; the sensor tells the thermostat what the temperature is in the room where its placed and the thermostat uses that reading to control when the system turns on or off to keep that room the temperature you like.Google Nest Thermostat Compatibility: Communicates temperature to compatible Google Nest thermostats up to 50 feet away. Low Energy Bluetooth Connection: Up to 6 Google Nest Temperature Sensors supported per connected thermostat and up to 18 Nest Temperature Sensors supported per home.Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers
  • Put different temperature sensors in different rooms, like the babys room or living room
  • Control your Nest sensor in the Nest app; set a schedule and choose which room to prioritize when [2]
  • Compatible with the Nest Learning Thermostat and the Nest Thermostat E [1]
  • The Nest Temperature Sensor is easy to set up; just hang it on the wall or place it on a shelf
  • The Nest sensor runs on batteries so it works in most homes; batteries can last up to 2 years
  • The Nest Temperature Sensor is a great addition to your smart home; its simple design blends into any home
  • Google Nest Thermostat Compatibility: Communicates temperature to compatible Google Nest thermostats up to 50 feet away.
  • Low Energy Bluetooth Connection: Up to 6 Google Nest Temperature Sensors supported per connected thermostat and up to 18 Nest Temperature Sensors supported per home.
  • Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers. Operating Temperature 32 to 104F (0 to 40C)

Description

Meet the Google Nest Temperature Sensor. It communicates the temperature to compatible Google Nest thermostats, like the Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen) and the Nest Thermostat E. You can put different Nest sensors in different rooms, then use the Nest app to choose the exact temperature you want the room to be, along with a time of day. And it’s simple to install yourself – just hang it on the wall or place it on a shelf.[1] The Nest Temperature Sensor requires a 3rd generation Google Nest Learning Thermostat or a Google Nest Thermostat E. Identify your thermostat at nest/whichthermostat. [2] Remote control and mobile notifications require working internet and Wi-Fi.


Brand: Google


Model Name: Nest Learning Thermostat


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.9 x 1.9 x 0.8 inches


Controller Type: Google Assistant, nest


Special Feature: Temperature Sensor


Brand: ‎Google


Model Name: ‎Nest Learning Thermostat


Controller Type: ‎Google Assistant, nest


Special Feature: ‎Temperature Sensor


Color: ‎White


Connectivity Technology: ‎Bluetooth


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Item Weight: ‎0.3 Pounds


Voltage: ‎3 Volts


Material: ‎Plastic


Shape: ‎Round


Finish Type: ‎Uncoated


Number of Items: ‎1


Control Method: ‎Voice


Connectivity Protocol: ‎Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Style: ‎3 Pack


Backlight: ‎Yes


Number of Batteries: ‎3 CR2 batteries required. (included)


Product Dimensions: ‎1.9"D x 1.9"W x 0.8"H


Manufacturer: ‎Google


Part Number: ‎T5001SF


Item Weight: ‎4.8 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎Nest Sensor 3 pack


Batteries: ‎3 CR2 batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎3 Count Pack


Finish: ‎Uncoated


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Temperature Sensor


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium


Date First Available: April 13, 2018


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    • Perfect for two story home
Size: 1 Pack
Purchased this mostly for overnights for our two store home. It tends to get fairly warm upstairs during the summer and I hated waking up several times a night to adjust the temp because it never felt right. This little guy has been perfect. I placed it shoulder level in our master bedroom and switch over to this sensor every night before bed. I have zero complaints. It’s helped keep our upstairs at the perfect temp ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by Nicole Antisdel
    • It helps the Nest thermostat move from WTF to OK it works some
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The Nest thermostat is algorithmic; this means it needs to know certain conditions such as are you home and this translates into motion detection by the thermostat and the use of your smartphone location as in being home or not. If the Nest thermostat were three sided, if the sides also picked up motion detection, a lot would be solved when it comes to the thermostat knowing you are home. A lot would be solved too if the thermostat's away from home and being at home but hunkered down for the night data points were on the ball. Until then, get the remote sensor. The Nest thermostat is heavy on using its app on your smartphone to know if you are home AND it uses a sensor to know if you pass in front of it. If you have just one thermostat in a two-floor house, or if you have multiple thermostats but you either stay to the left or right of any one of them or you are downstairs during the day or upstairs at night, a lack of motion detection wins out over the use of your smartphone showing you are inside the geofence of your home. This sensor is for one thermostat with one of four preset time periods (morning, afternoon, evening, night) that are fixed. You can choose just one of the four to prioritize temperature wherever the sensor is placed away from the Nest thermostat it is linked to. So if you have one thermostat for a two-story house, having a sensor upstairs to prioritize a pre-set temp of say 67 degrees from 9 pm until 7 am is great. Or if you have a child’s room, you can place the sensor there and prioritize your heat setting. The whole point of the remote sensor is to bypass the thermostat’s detection or lack thereof of people passing by it to show it you are home so the sensor can tell the thermostat what temperature you want at what time where. Of course, if you have say a second floor Nest thermostat and you want the child’s room to be 70 then yes, the entire second floor is 70. However this beats the thermostat going into eco mode (which you can set up to 65 degrees anyway on the thermostat even without a remote sensor) and keeping the entire second floor cold. In general, the Nest thermostat is good except for geofencing. It is not bad but it is not good. If during the day you are on a floor where you do not pass by the thermostat, it most likely will figure you are not there and go into eco mode. The result is you are cold, the thermostat’s temp is in eco mode, and you are not happy. The remote sensor is something like Civil War technology. It works, kinda. It does not detect motion. It only detects temperature in the room it is in and does absolutely nothing unless the prioritized zone and time period are in place. If you are downstairs most of the day, who cares if the upstairs thermostat goes into eco mode. If you are asleep at 10 pm and the thermostat thinks you are away, it goes to eco mode and you are cold. Yes the thermostat learns somewhat. Yes, it uses geofencing. Yes, it recognizes motion. Add the three together and Google does not yet have it right. Using this remote sensor lets you get a reasonable temperature staying put on the dial for a specific time period regardless of the thermostat’s going off the rails with its algorithms. I have two sensors: one is for the second floor from 9 pm until 7 am so I have the heat at 70. That is what I like. For central air, I have the thermostat in the second floor hall near the return. On the first floor it gets really hot from 1 to 6 pm. So a sensor on the first floor, linked to the second floor central air thermostat, gives me the chance to prioritize the central air thermostat setting to 66 which keeps the first floor bearable when it is 98 degrees out. The ability to prioritize the temp on the first floor with a second floor thermostat is great. After that at 6 pm, I don’t care if the Nest thermostat is bouncing around trying to figure out who is home and what it is learning. The Nest thermostat is hit or miss; the remote sensor helps it get a few more hits than before. I recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by D. Kodgis
    • Useless - since my Google Nest does not work
Size: 1 Pack
I purchased a Google Nest 3rd Generation Learning Thermostat in late August of 2022. It worked fine until early January 2023 when it started displaying an error message stating it could not connect to my Wi-Fi network. My wife and I both tried to get it to reconnect and could not get it reconnected to our Wi-Fi network which has a very strong signal. My Wi-Fi network has been the same network during this time, and no other devices in the house including phones, tablets, laptops, printers, cameras and numerous other connected devices have had any Wi-Fi issues during this time. I called Google tech support and they talked me through a bunch of steps including several ‘master reset’ attempts and it did briefly reconnect to the network, but within an hour had disconnected from the Wi-Fi again. I called Google Tech support a 2nd time, and they determined my unit was defective and needed to be replaced. They wanted me to send the thermostat back to them, and then they would send a replacement. Considering it is the middle of winter, and I can’t have a house without a thermostat, I asked for another (faster) option to get their defective unit replaced. They said the only option was to charge credit card for a replacement unit, and then when I returned the defective unit to them, they would remove the charge on my credit card. I reluctantly agreed to this (because I had no other option). When the replacement unit arrived, I discovered it was not a new unit but a ‘reconditioned unit’. When I went to install it, it would not power up, so I called Google Tech Support (3rd call to Google). They helped me to determine that the battery was dead on the replacement unit, and I had to charge the unit on a USB cable before installing it. The next day (after charging it for 24 hours) I tried to install the unit and it again would not make it through the start up menu. It alternated 2 error messages (1. Disconnect unit from the wall 2. Reconnect unit to the wall) depending if the unit was on or off the wall. So, I called Google support again (4th call) and they determined the unit was defective. I requested they send me a brand new unit this time, but I they said that was not their ‘process’ and they would send another refurbished unit. I protested to no avail. They said I would have to send back the defective refurbished unit before they could send me another replacement (All this time I have been using the original Nest from August because it at least functions as a DUMB thermostat, it just can’t connect to Wi-Fi or run schedules). So, I sent the defective refurbished replacement back and then waited almost 2 weeks for them to send another refurbished unit. I think during that time I called Google support 2 more times trying to get the status of the replacement. That 2nd replacement unit arrived 2 days ago, and again the battery was dead. I charged that unit for 1 day, and then reinstalled the unit, and again found it would not make it through the startup menu. It alternated 2 error messages (1. Disconnect unit from the wall 2. Reconnect unit to the wall) depending if the unit was on or off the wall. I again had to call Google tech support who again determined this 2nd replacement unit was defective. I again begged for a new unit, and they again would only send a replacement by charging my credit card again. That third replacement arrived and was another refurbished unit with a dead battery and had to be charged to get it to work. That unit worked from mid-February to unit midmid-April (2 months). However, on the first really warm day, we turned on the AC and our outdoor unit started making a loud clicking noise. I assumed there was something wrong with the motor or fan on the outdoor unit and schedule an HVAC repairman to come diagnose the problem the next business day. That repairman came today and spent about 2 hours troubleshooting the issue and he determined that the Google Nest was not sending a consistent signal to the AC unit causing the outdoor unit fan to intermittently shut off/on repeatedly. Obviously, I had to pay for that service call which was not cheap. I just purchased and installed an EcoBee Thermostat and it, and my HVAC unit are now working fine. I just tried calling Google to ask for a refund for my Nest and the Google Nest Remote temperature sensor, and they have refused to refund my money. They only want to send me yet another refurbished unit, but after all these problems, I am not willing to try that. So now, I am out almost $300 for the Google Nest and the Remote sensor, but also out another $100 for the HVAC service call, and countless hours trying to get the Google Nest to work. This is absolutely the worst piece of technology that I have ever purchased. Google’s tech support was completely inflexible to offer any solutions other than just more refurbished units. If I could have rated this product lower, I would have. ... show more
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Size: 3 Count Pack
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Size: 3 Count Pack
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