How To Install New Google Nest Thermostat 2020 | Google Home App

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In this video we teach you how to install the New Google Nest Thermostat on the Google Home App. Nest released a new version of smart thermostat the in October of 2020. So there are now a total of 3 smart thermostats available on the market. The "New Nest Thermostat", the Gen 3 Nest Thermostat and the Nest E Thermostat. This video explains some of the differences between the 3 versions:    • New Google Nest Thermostat Unboxing a...  

The New Nest Thermostat differs from previous versions of the Nest Thermostats in the following ways:
1. The new 2020 version of the Nest Thermostat no longer has an outer rotating ring to control the device. A touch sensor is located on the right side of the device that is used to control the Nest Thermostat.
2. The New Nest Thermostat no longer works on the Nest App. Instead the Nest Thermostat connects directly to the Google Home App for control.
3. The New Nest Thermostat does not work with Nest Temperature Sensors: However the Nest Gen 3 and Nest E still work with Nest Temperature Sensors.
4. The Nest Thermostat comes in 3 colors (White, Sand and Grey) and has a mirrored screen.
5. The New Nest Thermostat will not work with Alexa voice commands.

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How To Install The Nest Thermostat 2020:
1. Turn off the power to your existing HVAC system at the circuit breaker or at the HVAC system.
2. Remove the cover plate for your existing thermostat and take a picture of your existing wiring.
3. Remove the existing wiring from your existing thermostat, and remove the existing thermostat.
4. If you are installing a wall cover plate pull the thermostat wires through the cover plate and then pull the wires through the Nest Thermostat base plate. Then secure the Nest Thermostat baseplate on the wall with screws.
5. Install the thermostat wires into the Nest Thermostat base plate.
6. Remove the battery tabs from the Nest Thermostat and then install the Nest Thermostat on to the Nest Thermostat baseplate.
7. Turn the power to your HVAC system back on.
8. Install the Google Home App and login to the Google Home App if you already have it installed. Click the "+" symbol in the Google Home "Home Screen" to add a device then select add a device.
9. Chose the "Thermostat" as the type of device you are installing and then follow the instructions for setup of your New Nest Thermostat.

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