Google Nest Smart Programmable Thermostat with Outdoor Temperature Sensor & Reviews

Product Description

Google Nest Thermostat (Snow) Implement energy-saving temperature control in your home with the snow Google Nest Thermostat. Compatible with most HVAC systems, this unit features a 2.4 IPS LCD screen, dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity, temperature adjustments for seasonal changes, and smart energy monitoring. Remote management is possible thanks to the Google Home app. Compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant enables seamless voice control. Adjusts to seasonal temperature changes to accommodate your energy needs Unit turns itself down when you're away from home Motion, temperature, humidity, capacitive touch, and ambient light sensors Works with multi-zone systems (one thermostat required per zone) Trim plate available separately In the Box: Google Nest Thermostat (Snow) Thermostat Display Base Mounting Screws and Labels Two 1.5V AAA Batteries MPN: GA01334-US UPC: 193575007649

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