a month ago
I have a Google Nest (not Learning 3rd or 2nd generation or E) Model 1.4. I use the "Home" app.
I'm trying to create a household routine:
Starter: When outside local temperature is greater than 67 degrees Fahrenheit.
Action: on Google Nest change Mode to “Cool” and select “Cool-D” (custom preset).
Can this routine be created on a Google Nest 1.4?
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out to the community. I understand how frustrating it can be if you are trying to create a Nest Routine.
Here's how you can set up a routine:
Let me know how it works,
Best regards,
Melany
3 weeks ago
Having trouble making this work. Do I need a Google Assistant to make this work on my Model 1.4 Nest? Do I create a new household routine? What would I choose for the starter (probably a time?) and action? Where do I put in the 67 degree number and "Cool D" information?
3 weeks ago
Hi @adamsrob222,
Thanks for the information. I appreciate all your efforts.
You don't need a Google Assistant to adjust the temperature, but it's optional if you have an enabled Nest device. What I recommend to you "is to set up a temperature schedule", the Google Home app will give you the option to automatically change the temperature with a schedule. Help's here:
Add a new temperature:
Keep me posted,
Best regards,
Melany
3 weeks ago
Where, in this new schedule, do I enter the OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE of 67 that would turns on the new schedule. Notice my text above, "outside local temperature is greater than 67 degrees Fahrenheit," Not inside temperature of 67.
3 weeks ago
Hi @adamsrob222,
Thanks for reaching out to the community,
The thermos has sensors that evaluate the temperature inside the house. Therefore it is not possible to set the temperature outside. However, the thermos is capable of evaluating the temperature inside its passage, but there is no function to set the range temperature and turn on the cold mode. In this case, the best option is to create a schedule at a time when you know the temperature starts to rise and you can control how long you want the temperature to last during the day.
Keep me posted.
Best regards,
Melany
3 weeks ago
That's what I thought. Thanks for your research.