OU812 wrote: » Asked them about the sensors earlier... “We have no plans to announce regarding a European release at this time. In Europe, we already offer a different solution. The Nest Thermostats sold in your region can be placed on a stand in a room of your choice. This gives the flexibility to control the temperature of the most important space in your home.”
s8n wrote: » Quick question , I'm upgrading a new gas heating system in my house with 3 zones (water, zone 1 & 2). Will I need 2 separate nests to do this or can someone recommend something different ?
MentalMario wrote: » Any luck getting this to update/work yet?
micks_address wrote: » Good question. I'd consider that two. I think I've read it's one nest per heat link so may be a non runner
micks_address wrote: » micks_address wrote: » ted1 wrote: » micks_address wrote: » Has anyone got a 3rd party sensor to work with nest? We have one colder room downstairs where I'd like to call for heat to nest once the temp drops below a certain temp. I guess I coukd take the nest from the wall and plug it in in the room. I have a stand for it There’s a3rd party one in their site. Go to the works with Nest section and it’s one of the last ones The thermopeanut? Think company that made it gone out of business I think this might work...https://flair.co/products/puck
micks_address wrote: » ted1 wrote: » micks_address wrote: » Has anyone got a 3rd party sensor to work with nest? We have one colder room downstairs where I'd like to call for heat to nest once the temp drops below a certain temp. I guess I coukd take the nest from the wall and plug it in in the room. I have a stand for it There’s a3rd party one in their site. Go to the works with Nest section and it’s one of the last ones The thermopeanut? Think company that made it gone out of business
ted1 wrote: » micks_address wrote: » Has anyone got a 3rd party sensor to work with nest? We have one colder room downstairs where I'd like to call for heat to nest once the temp drops below a certain temp. I guess I coukd take the nest from the wall and plug it in in the room. I have a stand for it There’s a3rd party one in their site. Go to the works with Nest section and it’s one of the last ones
micks_address wrote: » Has anyone got a 3rd party sensor to work with nest? We have one colder room downstairs where I'd like to call for heat to nest once the temp drops below a certain temp. I guess I coukd take the nest from the wall and plug it in in the room. I have a stand for it
micks_address wrote: » OU812 wrote: » Can one nest be paired with another as a “slave”? I wouldn’t mind the cost of putting in an “E” model into the downstairs to feed the main one upstairs if it was just a case of plugging it in with no wiring required. Good question. I'd consider that two. I think I've read it's one nest per heat link so may be a non runner
OU812 wrote: » Can one nest be paired with another as a “slave”? I wouldn’t mind the cost of putting in an “E” model into the downstairs to feed the main one upstairs if it was just a case of plugging it in with no wiring required.
bk wrote: » vintagecosmos wrote: » For the price and what I want it to do it's fine. I don't need humidity or air quality monitoring. At this stage I just want them to work I'm about to repurpose the batteries in them at this point. I think it is very overpriced for what it is. $50 for just a temperature sensor! There is about $4 worth of components in it. I've got Xiamoi and Samsung motion sensors that also include temperature and cost like $8 retail. I know Nest stuff is generally premium priced, but I do think it is a bit much and agree with the article. It should either have a lot more sensors (presence, humidity, etc.) for $50 or just charge $20 for what it is.
vintagecosmos wrote: » For the price and what I want it to do it's fine. I don't need humidity or air quality monitoring. At this stage I just want them to work I'm about to repurpose the batteries in them at this point.
vintagecosmos wrote: » bk wrote: » Review of the Nest temperature sensor here, seems like people aren't very happy with it:https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/5/17820594/nest-thermostat-remote-temperature-sensors-review-price-specs For the price and what I want it to do it's fine. I don't need humidity or air quality monitoring. At this stage I just want them to work I'm about to repurpose the batteries in them at this point.
bk wrote: » Review of the Nest temperature sensor here, seems like people aren't very happy with it:https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/5/17820594/nest-thermostat-remote-temperature-sensors-review-price-specs
thunder2k wrote: » Sad news But you just saved me 50 quids! Thanks for the prompt reply, if you get any luck please keep us posted as I really need one of them. Thanks!
thunder2k wrote: » Hi lads, any joy with the sensors? I was thinking to pick them up but thank god I googled before and found this. My stat is Software 5.8.2-1 Updated on Jul 17, 2018 4:41 PM. Anyone with the same firmware manage to install them? Thanks Bye Valerio
goose06 wrote: » How noisy are they?
john4321 wrote: » Yeah I agree there is a big outlay for Tado they do work great though. I started off with a starter kit which included 2 trv's https://www.amazon.co.uk/tado%C2%B0-Smart-Radiator-Thermostat-Starter/dp/B01M8NB3B2/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1532010655&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=tado%2Bstarter%2Bkit%2Bv3&th=1 and then picked up a few more on sale.
