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Description
Meet the Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen). Now it’s easy to manage hot and cold spots throughout your home. Just put it in your preferred room and get the right temperature right where you want it. It’s battery powered, so you can set it, then forget it’s even there.
IT’S EASY TO SET UP: The Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen) is easy to set up in the Google Home app. The battery lasts up to three years¹, so you can put it on a wall, shelf or wherever you want.
COZINESS, RIGHT ON SCHEDULE: Put the Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen) in any room, then set the temperature it should reach at a certain time of day.
THE MORE, THE COZIER: You can put Nest Temperature Sensors in up to six rooms. Prioritize the temperature of one room, or set an average temperature across rooms like bedrooms. Compatible with Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen), Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen) , Nest Thermostat E
A FEEL-GOOD DESIGN: Sleek and simple, the Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen) fits right in wherever you place it.
Works as expected
Easy to pair, temp reading seems accurate, easy to install and setup, and it works seamlessly with my next 3 thermostat.
Great to monitor and hear a specific room like at bedtime.
This sensor was very easy to connect to my Google nest and it is great to be able to heat the bedroom the way we need it at night since the other thermostat is in the entryway where it tends to be cooler at night so that way the furnace isnât running all night heating up the upstairs Bedrooms. I also like that I can look and see what the temperature is in another room like my garage even though Iâm not using my to heat that area, But the sensor can be taken with me to another room or I donât have a sensor yet.
Excellent sensor
Easy to setup and works accurately
Inaccurate temperature
Temperatures measured by this sensor are 3 Celsius lower than Nest thermostat or any other temperature sensors. Extremely inaccurate device!!
Excelent
A must to control temperature more precisely. I purchase 2. Easy to pair with my new Nest.
it work
work great paring it to your nest
Satisfied
Arrived on time
Perfect for syncing temperature
Small enough and great to keep other rooms at the right temperature
Easy to use.Allows me to control temperatures in a different part of my house during different parts of the day.Extremely convenientEco friendly
I have a single story home with several large walled rooms and high ceilings. My thermostat was tucked away in a hallway, which was always several degrees off from the rooms- making them too cold in summer and too hot in winter. So I set up the sensor in a central room with the house. Works perfectly for temperature control by bypassing the the originally poorly located thermostat.
Just sends me in circles between the Google Home app and the Nest App, both telling me to use the other app and that it’s not compatible with my current Nest Learning Thermostat, even though it states clearly that it is compatible with 3rd & 4th gen Nest Thermostats. Don’t waste your money and get a sensor that you know will work.
This is great for knowing the temperature in different areas on the house. I bought this because we have a two story home and it helps me determine if itâs hot upstairs or if Iâm just having a personal summer. If itâs several degrees cooler downstairs, Iâll simple turn on the fan to circulate the air and it cools everything instead of running the AC. Likewise with heat.I like having these in different areas of my home.
The house: 2 story 1923 brick fully renovated in 1921 with a 2 zone heat pump system added. I also kept 4 out of the 6 original radiators. The remodler wanted to remove all the radiators, but I grew up on radiator heat. Remodel was 2021 this review is 2024 and I had not used the Radiators since before the renovation because 3 of 4 radiators are up stairs and one is downstairs near front door. The problem is the thermostat is in the dinning room. Currently have 2 Nest E thermostat on the heat pump so I bought the same thermostat to connect to my 1993 boiler (2 reviews on that)..next I installed the Nest sensor in my bedroom. Connection was super easy.Readings from the 3 thermostats and sensor:Downstairs heat pump in living room read 73degrees (set temperature)Upstsirs heat pump in hallway read 74 degrees (set at 73)New Radiator thermostat in the dinning room read 73 degrees (set to 73)Upstairs sensor in my main bedroom (connected to boiler thermostat) read 70 degrees. I now use the appp to set bedroom temperature to 73 degrees on the radiators. I mainly didnt want the heat pump working hard to keep the entire house warm on 20 to low 30 degree days…the radiator helps amd the heat pump works less amd my bedroom is warm.