Nest Learning Thermostat 3rd Generation, Stainless Steel - Smart Thermostat - A Brighter Way To Save Energy

Suddenly one day the device disconnects from wifi and cannot connect ever again. Known Google issue and read before buying. Spoke to Google and they said since bought through 3rd party (Amazon Direct) nothing can be done.

One of the thermostats broke and i need the invoice so I have been chasing them for over a week now to give me the invoice. but still nothing.

Bought it from Amazon AE yet this product only works for the UK.. Total waste of money

Il design e' veramente bello .L utilizzo e ' semplice per chi ha dimestichezza con i termostati di altre marche.Al montaggio ho provveduto personalmente visto che ho discrete conoscenze nel campo elettrico,certamente per chi non e pratico di elettricità consiglio di rivolgersi a un elettricista o al supporto tecnico della casa.Per quanto riguarda alla problematica della differenza di temperatura tra quella impostata e quella reale, io non la ho riscontrata,le due temperaturature coincidono perfettamente.La programmazione e' quanto di più semplice si possa desiderare rispetto a molti tipi di termostati sul mercato

Lo màs top del top en termostatos.

Top product, prima zelf te installeren. Heb een oude ketel daarvoor OpenTherm convertor er tussen om het werkend te krijgen. Het werkt echt top! De ai functie is ook grappig, ben je van huis dan gaat het soms vanzelf uit

Easy to use, good app support, easy to configure. Great build quality. Haven't used the scheduling yet, but it looks good. The only thing I would have changed was to add a 12V power brick or a 230V to 12V converter for the thermostat itself.

Product received next day in good packaging giving a good feel of quality at the start. we had an old Honeywell Y plan gravity fed system with a twenty year old Worcester boiler. The boiler is going well and works at about 90% according to the service engineer. I know modern boilers are better, but allowing for the claims on the thermostat, which essentially helps you to not heat an empty house, I can easily see how the money will be clawed back in a year. The thermostat is easy to use and understand and features a fail safe minimum temperature to avoid freezing when off, as well as a minimum temperature setting, which we set at 9 degrees to keep our dogs warmer in case we turn the thermostat right down. The third generation links to the hot water system. There are really only two benefits for this compared with the old set up, that is the ability to set it remotely from a phone or tablet, and the fact that one unit now controls all. For us no more fiddling around in a dark airing cupboard messing with the timer. By the way the Nest timing is far easier to use and see than our old 7 day programmer. I installed the heat link myself. I'm not an electrician or plumber but as someone who runs a building firm has a reasonable knowledge of heating systems and electrical systems. Our wiring centre was a mesh of wires linking to two sets of four connecting blocks. I did take the time to log things as I disconnected and was a little unsure of what supplied what on the cables which went into the wall, but after a little research found out which was the thermostat and which was the power back to the boiler. The nest wiring diagram I used was pretty good once you understood the rudiments and the only problem I had was that there was no indication of how the pump should be wired. Having found a Y plan on Google it all became clear and then relatively easy. I did have an issue with the tank stat as the wires were labelled 1, 2 and C which didn't easily correspond with the Nest wiring diagram which did cause a problem at first in that it worked but I couldn't turn it off.. But thanks to Google it too became clear and after swapping too wires all sorted. My advice, is that if you can identify the various heating parts of your system and are happy with a bit of DIY electricals (safely though) then as long as you have a wiring diagram of what you've got, most people should be able to install the heat link without the need of a "professional" so save yourself a little cash. But do your research first and don't get to a point where you can't revert to the old system. I'm really pleased and the stat is working nicely, just as the weather warms up! However, my wife has an issue. The stat is a large round lit up screen with a shiny chrome surround so in fairness, does stand out in crowd so to speak and she isn't too happy with having a modern piece of equipment on show in our stone built traditional style house with natural wood furniture and apart from the stat, not a piece of shiny chrome in sight, apart from the kitchen, which is a bad room to fit a learning thermostat. The screen times out to blank but the chrome is a bit obvious. Suggestion would be that the unit is offered with a wood effect dial which I am sure would have kept the good lady happy. That aside, I would recommend the product.