Google Nest Learning Thermostat T3007ES

A: I believe it is 3rd Generation, per Nest's support article "How can I tell which Nest Learning Thermostat I have". The way to tell from the pictures is the screen. The 3rd generation has a 3.25 in. screen, while the 2nd generation has a 2.75 in. screen. However, just eyeballing it wasn't enough for me to be able to tell. I was able to tell from the line at the bottom of the screen (it's barely visible on the picture where the screen reads 72); 3rd generation has that line with slight curvature, while 2nd generation has that line straight. Having said that, it seems irresponsible to have customers play detective in order to figure this out. Target should list this on the product page.

A: There are NO details on model number under description - very irresponsible to not include this info anywhere

A: It's the 3rd generation. You have to click on item details and it tells you everything about the product...

A: Yes. Is your Google broken?

A: Yes! You add the nest to your skills and link it to Alex through the app or voice.

A: Hi Kissa, thanks for your question. The Google Nest Learning Thermostat works with different apps, but we suggest using the Google Nest app for the best functionality.

A: Hi there! Nest Learning Thermostat has a 1-year limited warranty from the date of original retail purchase.

A: Thanks for your interest, Yatzie. The box includes the following items with every purchase of the Nest Learning Thermostat: - Nest thermostat display - Nest thermostat base - Trim plate - Steel plate - Mounting screws and wire labels - Nest screwdriver - Installation Guide - Welcome Guide Also, the Nest thermostat Trim Plate is designed to cover any imperfections on the wall from removing your old thermostat, where you may need to cover up holes or marks left behind by your previous thermostat. Visit the Google Nest Help center to learn more on how to install a trim plate.

A: The Nest Learning Thermostat is the fully-featured model of all Nest thermostats. It has a 10-wire configuration which makes it compatible with up to 95% of the 24 V HVAC systems in the US. It supports up to 3-Stage Heating (W1, W2 & W3) and 2-Stage Cooling (Y1 & Y2), including support for humidifiers and dehumidifiers, and dual transformer HVAC systems. Nest Learning Thermostat has a humidity sensor that measures the amount of water in the air (relative humidity). It detects ambient humidity for comfort optimization and control of whole-home humidifiers. We recommend using our Compatibility Checker tool first to verify if your system is compatible, or you may contact our support team to assist you via the Google Nest Help page.

A: Nest thermostats would generally work without a common(C) wire, though some systems such as the ones that can’t deliver enough power, gas valves, boilers, and zone or relay panels require a common(C) wire to work with Nest thermostats. For more info or to contact our support team, you can visit the Google Nest Help page.

A: Yes. You can run your system’s fan independently of heating or cooling using Nest Learning Thermostat, but they only work with 24V systems. We recommend using our Compatibility Checker tool to see if your system is compatible with Nest Learning Thermostat when you visit the Google Nest Help page.

A: Nest Learning Thermostat works with 95% of 24V heating and cooling systems, including gas, electric, forced air, heat pump, radiant, oil, hot water, solar, and geothermal.

A: Nest Learning Thermostat is compatible with zoned systems, including zoned systems with dampers. However, there are some zoned systems that require a common (C) wire to work with Nest Learning Thermostat.