4 weeks ago
My home has multiple (3) Heating and Cooling Zones each with their own Thermostats. I just purchased 3 4th Gen Thermostats. Each came with its own temperature sensor.
Each it possible the pair each sensor with a thermostat such that it controls the temperature for the zone controlled by that thermostat.
If so, please explain or direct me to instructions for setting this up correctly.
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4 weeks ago - last edited 4 weeks ago
@SallyBell , each Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th generation also comes with a remote temperature sensor in the box. By design each Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th-gen can support multiple remote temperature sensors. Through the Google Home app when you pair a remote temperature sensor with a particular thermostat, you can choose to prioritize, which sensor is used the one built into the thermostat or the remote one or you can choose both simultaneously, and it will blend the temperature between the two areas. First make sure all four thermostat are registered in the Google Home app. Then add the remote sensors one at a time and then you choose which thermostat you want it to be paired with. I hope this response helped you.
The Cooling Wizard
4 weeks ago - last edited 4 weeks ago
@SallyBell , each Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th generation also comes with a remote temperature sensor in the box. By design each Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th-gen can support multiple remote temperature sensors. Through the Google Home app when you pair a remote temperature sensor with a particular thermostat, you can choose to prioritize, which sensor is used the one built into the thermostat or the remote one or you can choose both simultaneously, and it will blend the temperature between the two areas. First make sure all four thermostat are registered in the Google Home app. Then add the remote sensors one at a time and then you choose which thermostat you want it to be paired with. I hope this response helped you.
The Cooling Wizard
4 weeks ago
Thanks. Very well explained. Just what I was looking for.