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Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)
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Google Nest 3rd Gen Thermostat -£109.10 w/ £7 Off Code + 10% First Order (Via App)

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1) £7 off when you spend £70 or more
2) 10% code for first order via App

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Smart thermostat with energy-saving Auto-Schedule and TruRadiant technology, learns about the home and user temperature preferences to create a schedule, using energy only when needed to help save money.

Features Home/Away assist which provides automatic adjustment to temperature and hot water if the home is empty.
Features

  • Works with - Amazon Alexa - Google Home - iOS App - Android App
  • 9-32°C Temperature Range
  • Suitable for All Boilers
  • Mains-Powered with Battery Backup Thermostat
  • 2-Wire Receiver
  • Backlit LCD Display
  • 2 Year Manufacturer’s Guarantee, extended to 5 Years if installed by a Nest Pro Installer (Registration Required, T&Cs Apply)
  • Hub Not Required, Internet Connection Required

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  1. DealMeIn's avatar
    Do people install this themselves or pay for a professional installation?
    MaybeMaverick's avatar
    It depends. I've already got a smart thermostat all set up(new build) and it's just a case of swapping the thermostat and heatlink. So its about 20mins worth of work.
    I asked around for quotes and everyone has quoted me £100-£150 to do it.
    In the end I watched a few YouTube videos made a cuppa and did itself.
  2. grrjkr's avatar
    What gonna happen when the nest app gets discontinued
    mr_jolly's avatar
    Buy the next model! Good question though!
  3. Brains's avatar
    The reviews look pretty bad. Almost the same 1* as 5*
    mikeerhymes's avatar
    I’m 5 years in and would never go back, fantastic piece of kit.
  4. Dale_Uk's avatar
    What's the £7 off code?
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    When you download the app, make an account, go to the more section and scroll to "Exclusive Offers". You will be given a £7 off code

    hotukdeals.com/sha…613 (edited)
  5. fr930's avatar
    Can anyone confirm that this works with both a combi-boiler system and one with a separate hot water tank?
    The spec seems to suggest this, but I always thought different units were required for each type?
    jellytotz's avatar
    Yes it does. Wiring manual confirms both too
  6. KiNG's avatar
    can this work with a oil boiler, upstairs/downstairs & water ?
    fishmaster's avatar
    I've read Hive is better for oil boilers. If I find the link I'll post it

    "I would say Hive is a better option, Nest is OpenTherm which makes it more expensive and OpenTherm will not work with oil, and also Nest does not link to TRV's so does not control as well."

    community.screwfix.com/thr…52/

    Also I'm not anywhere near an expert or knowleageable with boilers etc so that is just what I've read, other people should be able to advise you better (edited)
  7. SPLE22's avatar
    Good thermostat but can't control tvrs
  8. jhix123's avatar
    This or tado? Advice please
    SPLE22's avatar
    I have the full tado system. Just make sure if you get wireless you get the EU receiver as that is Opentherm.

    I have 7 smart TRVs and they work really well.. the temperature isnt totally accurate but it gives you ability to call for heat in ANY single room. Which tbh is gonna save you money
  9. cactusjack's avatar
    I was about to say Trustpilot is mainly just for moaners, but Nest in particular gets absolutely torn to shreds here. I never had a need to ever contact support which is probably just as well. Mine worked fine for 5-6 years that I had it. I was hoping to add another to my current house which is gas. The support is definitely concerning.
  10. RDC20's avatar
    Had mine for about 5 years. Great bit of kit. Me er had any issues with. I set my own schedule and works as it should. Used on a combi boiler and also a system boiler with hot water tank.
  11. mattturner756's avatar
    Did professional installation, easily one of the best purchases we have made last few years. Can be on holiday and turn heating back on as you're flying home
    SidViscous's avatar
    Not in airplane mode you don't!
  12. jonneyt's avatar
    Ordered, thanks.

    Moved house a couple of months ago and miss my Nest so much.
    rimalpatel007's avatar
    Could you not take the Nest with you?
  13. Mo_Bassit's avatar
    Thanks ordered
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    You're welcome
  14. Dale_Uk's avatar
    3rd day it's got cheaper, since I have now bought X2, I sort of hope that's it now! Lol
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    This happen to me too my mates on his third unit. Returning the rest.
  15. Māsharu_Rou's avatar
    Amazing price!
  16. mondayrunner's avatar
    We’re planning to create a 2-zone system in the house with some underfloor heating. Am I right in thinking we need two of these?
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    I think you can't use 2 units at the same time unless you have 2 seperate boilers. But I could be wrong.
  17. Wayno1979's avatar
    Ordered thanks, had to close app and turn off Adguard and both codes came through after a few mins
    jonmat's avatar
    Thanks for the tip. I had to switch off my VPN as it also has ad blocking. Ordered!!
  18. Par78's avatar
    Heated and ordered (along with a stand). Many thanks OP
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    Welcome
  19. cactusjack's avatar
    We have an old Worcester Greenstar Highflow combi boiler. Would the Best work with it and is it difficult to install? Thanks!
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    It should work with it. For installation, i would recommend a plumber. Should not cost too much. (edited)
  20. Crazy-Climber's avatar
    Keep clear for now if your thinking of using with HomeKit via homebridge - API is a bit flakey now and no sign of a fix coming.
  21. classygear's avatar
    0.75% Quidco and TopCashback also
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    Offer is via App. Cashback does not track via app.
  22. doppers's avatar
    Does this run off a battery instead of always mains powered? Also if I already have one and want this to use as a zone 2 is that easily possible?
    AlphaFox's avatar
    Author
    I don't think so.
  23. toffeeAl's avatar
    Does this work with a combi boiler
    CiupaSs's avatar
    yes
  24. Krzannix's avatar
    Might be silly question but I don't know much about these things if I have already old model thermostat at home (like the one from the photo), do I need to install nest heat link for that 3rd gen google nest thermostat? Cause that looks like way more to do rather than just replacing thermostat. Thanks in advance 51417588-PusDB.jpg
    daviet123's avatar
    Would like to know this too 
  25. Uhaf's avatar
    Hello can, can you remotely turn on off the heating for example when coming back from a holiday?
    robcrossley's avatar
    Yes. There is a phone app.
  26. daviet123's avatar
    How much did people pay for installation and has anyone had one installed on a Potterton Performa 28 Boiler with one of these thermostats?


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    zorsefoal's avatar
    I have a potteron titanium and started pulling it apart to do the Tado earlier today. I'd say it's relatively easy if you have enough understanding of school physics to know colours mean things and you should turn the circuit off.
  27. BrianHalligan's avatar
    Got this an love it
  28. MattThommmo's avatar
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    DealMeIn's avatar
    How did you manage that?
  29. grangey.'s avatar
    Cracking price! Shame I just bought my 2nd 
    Euripides's avatar
    Why did you buy a second? I’m contemplating so there’s one upstairs and down. Does it bring any benefits?
  30. Rawlo77's avatar
    Had mine a few years now.  Paid £60 for install, but my wiring didn’t have a ‘C’ wire so it is plugged into the mains all the time.  Not a big problem but would prefer it on the wall where the old thermostat was.
    twistedpixel's avatar
    Ask a sparky but I’m almost certain you didn’t need a c wire. My understanding is that you can bridge/jump the live to the common terminal and then use the existing thermostat L and N (which should be disconnected from the live circuit) as the low voltage wires (I believe the furthest 2 terminals on the heat link). That’s how my last house was wired up and each NEST replaced a 2-wire dumb thermostat and those 2 wires delivered the 12V supply for the thermostat.

    Speak to a sparky as I’m pretty sure it can be done unless there’s something I’m missing about your setup.
  31. twistedpixel's avatar
    Can you still link these to HomeKit via HomeBridge/HOOBS/HomeAssistant or did the recent shutdown of Works Woth Nest kill that?
  32. jjklubklass's avatar
    sorry, not up on these things, does this take over from the one on my wall? (see below) if so, can i install it myself?
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    uchman365's avatar
    Get over to YouTube, there's a lot of guides on how to install the different models if you don't want to pay for a professional installer. Depending on the setup you already have, it could be very easy or you may need a pro.
  33. alexhickman89's avatar
    BEWARE Poor reviews, several saying WIFI chip only last a few years then its broken, apparantly its a very common issue
    Ewen_Bruce's avatar
    The have sold hundreds of thousands of these. The proportion of bad reviews is pretty small

    They have sold hundreds of thousands of these. The proportion of bad reviews is pretty small (edited)
  34. DonnyJohn99's avatar
    Bugger paid £116 yesterday
  35. BiscuitBachchan's avatar
    Had my Copper Colour Nest 3rd gen plugged into a Worcester Bosch 37Cdi for about 4-5 years.

    Has Worked perfectly replacing the existing thermostat using existing wires in hallway. No issues with wifi and has worked perfectly and also works with Alexa as well. The rotating dial and very large display ( orange when heating ) very non techie friendly and the auto display when walking past is great.

    Only thing that lets it down is the schedule only has 1 hour intervals where would have preferred 30 minute slots.

    I paid £230 ( supply and fit ) using existing wires and that included heatlink in the box. ( totally worth it ) (edited)
  36. pateo's avatar
    Wouldn't touch it if I was paid to use it, absolute pile of
    This was automatically installed by boiler installer, had electrician a few days later remove it and back to original mechanical timer. Nest just did what it wanted to do ie not fit for purpose, switching off heating when it should of been on and switched on during early hours when should of been off. Just did opposite of what we wanted (edited)
    AamirQuazi's avatar
    I’ve had 6 in my home for over 7 years now - works perfectly fine.

    turning the learning off - and just set a schedule of you prefer.
  37. shuel_ahmed's avatar
    Anyone have problems logging into the app?
  38. 7913249082's avatar
    Debating this or Tado
    Spoise's avatar
    I have tado and I can highly recommend it. Used this one at a Airbnb once and couldn't get on with it. Suppose it's what you're used to, but I find turning on special parts of the house when needed with tado pretty useful.
  39. Vegasphil's avatar
    These are genuinely good. Will certainly save you money over using a traditional thermostat or only radiator TRVs. 
  40. Takeme2yourdeala's avatar
    51420468-sBnBv.jpgOur bathroom has underfloor warming and the installers put in this thermostat. It is awful and simply doesn’t work for us. Would I be able to swap it out for this nest?
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