Nest thermostat compatible
existing trane thermostat wired with b, o, g, y, w1, w2, r. Is this compatible with the nest learning thermostat?
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Household routine - Device unavailable
I connected a Levoit humidifier. It is linked to Google home via VeSync.The device is available and controllable within the google app.The device is available to be controlled in personal routines.PROBLEM. Device is not available in household routine...
Received email from Google our Nest Thermostat is defective & offer to replace -- Ph# is not active!
I had received the below email regarding our Google Nest Thermostat, directly from Google, with the offer to replace the defective unit. However upon calling the number, the automated line tells me the phone number is no longer in service.When attemp...
Temperature stuck at 80
My indoor temperature on the Nest E is stuck at 80 degrees. Is there a way to reset it?
Nest Renew Rewards
Why oh why does Nest indiscriminately send these pop-ups to my app? My electric company doesn't participate. I enrolled multiple times just to get emails from other companies that do just to bug them and hopefully make them aware.
Nest Thermostat
Hi, was wondering why there is no 'idle' state to set under thermostat mode? I see on, off, heat, cool and heat-cool. I have a light change colors when cool or heat is activated, but no way to return light to default color without an idle state. Same...
Device parameter used as variable
Hello guys,I would like to check, as condition if the ambient temperature is greater than setpoint temperature.How can I do it?If I put a condition like this:condition: type: device.state.TemperatureSetting state: thermostatTemperatureAmbient lessTha...
how to display the value of state: humidity Ambient Percent as a notification on mobile device
Hello, I need help with a humidity based automation.My current automation works in a that whenever a certain level of humidity is reached, the dehumidifier will turn on and keep running until the desired level of humidity is attained and will turn of...
My energy provider does it for me!
My energy provider is National Grid, and they have a program where they control thermostats during peak hours to lessen the amount of energy draw. Because I signed up for that program,, I don't do much manual adjusting. They do it all for me. That wa...
