Nest Learning Thermostat (1st Gen) $180 Delivered @ Amazon

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Cheapest its ever been and a very interesting concept

Has a thread on whirlpool about it, and yes it does Degree's Celsius

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  thedondraper on 25/03/2013 - 23:13

  +1

  does it work with aussie air con systems?

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    willdog123 on 26/03/2013 - 02:27

    also would like to know

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      zuccs on 26/03/2013 - 09:29

      Check compatibility here: http://www.nest.com/installation/#works/?mode=lowes

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  fjanon on 25/03/2013 - 23:57

  This is the first gen, check also the 2nd generation for low voltage systems connection

  http://www.amazon.com/Nest-Learning-Thermostat-Generation-T2…

  2nd generation design - Nest is now 20 percent thinner and works in 95 percent of homes with low voltage systems
  Auto-Schedule - Nest remembers the temperatures you like and programs itself
  Auto-Away - Nest saves energy by automatically turning itself down when you're away
  Remote control - Connect Nest to Wi-Fi to control it from your smartphone, laptop or tablet
  Easy install - Most homeowners install Nest themselves in 30 minutes or less. After that, it's just a matter of changing the temperature

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  jmone on 26/03/2013 - 08:11

  Does it support Aus Time Zones yet?

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  Tamps on 26/03/2013 - 08:29

  I looked at these last year, but from my conversation with their support guys it would not work so well here in AUS. It's remote access and weather look-up abilities probably would not work, and you can not log into nest web management from out side the US. These problem can be worked around but I just couldn't justify all the effort for a thermostat, If those restrictions have been removed I would buy one.

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    hesokay on 26/03/2013 - 08:56

    agree it looks very promising… if only they offered AU support like you say
    remote web access is easy to achieve, and with the weather they could use BOM maybe

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  Maz78 on 26/03/2013 - 09:02

  Interesting concept, but kinda useless to spend $180 when so many homes now have programmable heating/cooling. Ok, you can't "login" to it, but you can set it up to be on when you're home from work. Or just wait 10 mins for heating/cooling to work.

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  retiredfeline on 26/03/2013 - 09:03

  Degree's Celsius

  Are you a greengrocer? :) At least you used Celsius and not Centigrade, the unofficial name.

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  edsnails on 26/03/2013 - 11:43

  I LOVE my nest 1st gen. This is an excellent price too.

  Just to clear up a few misconceptions:
  1. The app and web login work fine here. No issues at all.
  2. Aussie time zone and weather is not currently supported - this kinda throws out the auto-scheduling feature unfortunately.
  But you can set really easy schedules for it rather than using their learning mode.

  There is nothing better than driving home from somewhere late at night and thinking "oh it's cold out, I should turn the heating on." Arrive home to a toasty warm house. Bliss.
  Plus once you get settled in bed for the night and realise the heating is still on - just grab your phone and turn it off.
  No need to venture out to switch it off.

  Definitely worth the money in my opinion.

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    effgee on 26/03/2013 - 19:48

    +1

    "Aussie time zone and weather is not currently supported"

    they can jam it; why buy a product that puts arbitrary limits on where it is supported ? Especially when that affects its function.