NEST LEARNING THERMOSTAT

The Nest Learning Thermostat automatically adapts as your life and the seasons change. Just use it for a week and it programs itself. After you’ve turned up the heat a few days in a row, Nest learned you like eating breakfast at 70 degrees, so now it warms up the house as you get out of bed. You’re off to work and the Nest Thermostat can use sensors and your phone’s location to know that you’re gone, then sets itself to an Eco Temperature to save energy. You turn down the heat on your way to bed, Nest takes note and starts building your schedule, cozy in the afternoon, cool at night.

Nest Sense. The brains behind the scenes.

The Nest Thermostat learns about your house, like how long it takes to warm up, how drafty it is, and what the weather’s like outside. It also learns about your heating and cooling systems and how to make them even more efficient. So, while you turn up the thermostat or turn it down, the Nest Thermostat uses algorithms and figures out a thousand things in the background and redefines what a thermostat can be.

It’s more accurate with more sensors.

The Nest Thermostat learns about your home. Ten temperature sensors track the temperature in your home and how quickly it changes. It looks to see if anyone’s home and its activity sensors have a 150° wide-angle view. Nest also tracks the weather in your region so it can automatically adjust to help you stay comfortable or save energy.

It lights up when you walk in the room.

The Nest Thermostat can show you the temperature, weather or time. When Nest spots you across the room, it lights up beautifully with its big bright display for easy viewing. You can even choose to show a digital or analog clock face on the dial.

Explore the Nest app.

With the Nest app, your thermostat lives on your wall and in your pocket. Once you connect your thermostat to Wi-Fi, you can control it from anywhere. Adjust the temperature from the app and the Nest Thermostat instantly adjusts your house temperature no matter how far away you are. If it’s so cold that your furnace can’t keep up or if your AC breaks, Nest can send you an alert on your app that your home is getting too hot or too cold.