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Originally Posted by marko
As we're away from home all winter I almost got a NEST. My main interest was to see the temperature in the house.
Then along the way it seemed to me that I kept reading that while you can adjust the temperature remotely, you can't read the temperature.
Is that so?
In any event, I got a three sensor Accurite system for $100 and it worked like a charm all winter. (Put one in a plastic bag in the hot tub and that worked great as well)
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Originally Posted by braumeister
Not at all. When I check remotely, the Nest tells me the temp and also the indoor relative humidity.
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Correct, when you access it remotely it tells you the inside temp, the current set point, the outside temp and also the indoor relative humidity.
I also have a NEST security camera set to come on when we are not in the house so that I don't get nuisance alerts (email or text) while we are at home but don't have to remember to turn it on when we leave the house either on a day to day basis or for vacation.
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