Indoor temperature display is wrong

[loree_m]

I'm confused by the '68' on the Nest's display.  The schedule has it heating to 72, which it what it shows in the center.  I have 3 sensors, and none of them are registering 68.  So what's this 68?

[Patrick_Caezza]

@loree_m 

What mode are you using? Heat, Cool, or Heat/Cool?

[loree_m]

It is currently on Heat mode.

[jenniffert]

Hi loree_m,

Thanks for posting in the community! I'm sorry for the confusion about the 68 degrees temperature that is showing on your Nest thermostat screen. I'd be happy to help.

I also appreciate your input, @Patrick_Caezza. 

@loree_m, Since you mentioned having three Nest sensors connected to your Nest thermostat, I can conclude that you own either a Nest Learning Thermostat or Nest Thermostat E. These are the only Nest thermostat models compatible with Nest sensors. They can display information about indoor temperature and your system's target temperature on the screen.

If your Nest Sensors are connected to the thermostat, the thermostat itself won't display the temperature at the sensor locations. However, you can view this information precisely in the Google Home app.

The 68 degrees you mentioned likely refers to the indoor temperature detected by the thermostat's own sensors. For more details, you can consult this article: What you'll see on your Nest thermostat.

Let me know if you have more questions.

Best regards,

Jenniffer

[jenniffert]

Hi loree_m,

Thanks for posting in the community! I'm sorry for the confusion about the 68 degrees temperature that is showing on your Nest thermostat screen. I'd be happy to help.

I also appreciate your input, @Patrick_Caezza. 

@loree_m, Since you mentioned having three Nest sensors connected to your Nest thermostat, I can conclude that you own either a Nest Learning Thermostat or Nest Thermostat E. These are the only Nest thermostat models compatible with Nest sensors. They can display information about indoor temperature and your system's target temperature on the screen.

If your Nest Sensors are connected to the thermostat, the thermostat itself won't display the temperature at the sensor locations. However, you can view this information precisely in the Google Home app.

The 68 degrees you mentioned likely refers to the indoor temperature detected by the thermostat's own sensors. For more details, you can consult this article: What you'll see on your Nest thermostat.

Let me know if you have more questions.

Best regards,

Jenniffer