Google Nest 3rd Gen BH1252 – Wi-Fi Learning Programmable Thermostat in Stainless Steel with 2 Sensors
9 reviews for Google Nest 3rd Gen BH1252 Learning Wi-Fi Programmable Thermostat in Stainless Steel with 2 Sensors
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HP2001 –
Fantastic thermostat
The best solution for managing a thermostat. The remote sensors are a game changer. My thermostat is not located in the ideal place. The wireless sensors allow to set and control the temperature in the selected room. Everything can be managed remotely from a phone. Great idea, beautiful design, and never fails – have had one for six years. Recently purchased a second one to manage a second HVAC unit. And best of all – very easy instal. Google will provide wiring diagram if any doubts.
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Kerry Brown –
Great price
This product is one of the best for saving cost of heating a home. Easy to install, just follow instructions. Temperature control and it even knows , after a few days, how you like your temperature.
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NanoP –
Best combo
Perfect combination , the thermostat is the best one form me and the sensors can be installed and moved anytime easily to any room, keeping the decided temperature in that time and place , you can program per example , in the morning and afternoon x temperature in the night a different temperature in the bedroom
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Amazon Customer –
Easy to install
Easy to install. Comes with all the accessories ans tools needed. No complain
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Amazon Customer –
Remote Sensors are a Scam
It’s incredible that Google Nest can get away with selling a product with such misleading description.The remote sensor connect to the Nest, report the temperature of the sensor, and allow you select the remote sensor to use for temperature control. The problem, is the scheduling. Google has hardcoded times for the remote sensor (7AM-11AM, 11AM-4PM, 4PM-9PM, 9PM-7AM). So as long as your schedule matches Google’s exact schedule, you are good to go.1. Want the sensor in your bedroom as night so you can sleep comfortable but wake up at 5AM, well can’t set a schedule to use the bedroom thermostat2. Or like us, we had a 1 year old who we thought “great, we can set it to her room while she is napping”. Well, if she went down for a late nap at 3, the Nest decided at 4PM to just switch it back to the main thermostat that was considerably cooler. So our daughters room was 90 degrees, she was baking because Google decided to just switch back to the main thermostat for no reason, no warning.There have also been a few times where the Nest just stops communicating with the sensor and Nest has a feature where it alerts you.. 24 hours after the fact. Which seems way too late. So solve the the communication problem, you need to reboot the Nest. It seems to have nothing to do with the Sensor.All in all, I would recommend people find another product that fits theirs needs over this. This is a half baked product.
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Athan (“Adh-an”) –
WiFi and app control is what I was after—does the job
You can tell the hub to base temperature based on a remote sensor, which is pretty cool. Why should the living room to be the one room to rule them all?
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dlewis –
Great product, arrived early
The thermostat was brand new and exactly add expected. I replaced my old Nest C so all the wiring was already there but the labels were a little different since this one has more features. I found a YouTube video to help and installation went smoothly. We only needed one of the sensors for now but it will be great for our home comfort.
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Coffee420 –
Must have
This device with sensors exposes temperature differences within rooms and can prioritize any preferred sensor to power the ac. A lot of basic systems will have your unit starting in reference to its temperature and not the room you’re in.
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Ed West London –
Have used this product for 2 months now and the sensors are constantly incorrect, sometimes varying 2 degrees from a correct thermometer, meaning our room is either constantly hot or constantly cold. The nest thermostat also constantly loses connection. Requesting that the seller contacts me to replace this product as soon as possible.
HP2001 –
Fantastic thermostat
The best solution for managing a thermostat. The remote sensors are a game changer. My thermostat is not located in the ideal place. The wireless sensors allow to set and control the temperature in the selected room. Everything can be managed remotely from a phone. Great idea, beautiful design, and never fails – have had one for six years. Recently purchased a second one to manage a second HVAC unit. And best of all – very easy instal. Google will provide wiring diagram if any doubts.
Kerry Brown –
Great price
This product is one of the best for saving cost of heating a home. Easy to install, just follow instructions. Temperature control and it even knows , after a few days, how you like your temperature.
NanoP –
Best combo
Perfect combination , the thermostat is the best one form me and the sensors can be installed and moved anytime easily to any room, keeping the decided temperature in that time and place , you can program per example , in the morning and afternoon x temperature in the night a different temperature in the bedroom
Amazon Customer –
Easy to install
Easy to install. Comes with all the accessories ans tools needed. No complain
Amazon Customer –
Remote Sensors are a Scam
It’s incredible that Google Nest can get away with selling a product with such misleading description.The remote sensor connect to the Nest, report the temperature of the sensor, and allow you select the remote sensor to use for temperature control. The problem, is the scheduling. Google has hardcoded times for the remote sensor (7AM-11AM, 11AM-4PM, 4PM-9PM, 9PM-7AM). So as long as your schedule matches Google’s exact schedule, you are good to go.1. Want the sensor in your bedroom as night so you can sleep comfortable but wake up at 5AM, well can’t set a schedule to use the bedroom thermostat2. Or like us, we had a 1 year old who we thought “great, we can set it to her room while she is napping”. Well, if she went down for a late nap at 3, the Nest decided at 4PM to just switch it back to the main thermostat that was considerably cooler. So our daughters room was 90 degrees, she was baking because Google decided to just switch back to the main thermostat for no reason, no warning.There have also been a few times where the Nest just stops communicating with the sensor and Nest has a feature where it alerts you.. 24 hours after the fact. Which seems way too late. So solve the the communication problem, you need to reboot the Nest. It seems to have nothing to do with the Sensor.All in all, I would recommend people find another product that fits theirs needs over this. This is a half baked product.
Athan (“Adh-an”) –
WiFi and app control is what I was after—does the job
You can tell the hub to base temperature based on a remote sensor, which is pretty cool. Why should the living room to be the one room to rule them all?
dlewis –
Great product, arrived early
The thermostat was brand new and exactly add expected. I replaced my old Nest C so all the wiring was already there but the labels were a little different since this one has more features. I found a YouTube video to help and installation went smoothly. We only needed one of the sensors for now but it will be great for our home comfort.
Coffee420 –
Must have
This device with sensors exposes temperature differences within rooms and can prioritize any preferred sensor to power the ac. A lot of basic systems will have your unit starting in reference to its temperature and not the room you’re in.
Ed West London –
Have used this product for 2 months now and the sensors are constantly incorrect, sometimes varying 2 degrees from a correct thermometer, meaning our room is either constantly hot or constantly cold. The nest thermostat also constantly loses connection. Requesting that the seller contacts me to replace this product as soon as possible.