Sunblock uses the Nest thermostat's built-in light sensor to track the sun’s patterns and its temperature sensors to detect the heat spikes that occur in direct sunlight. If your thermostat is connected to Wi-Fi, it’ll also take into account sunrise and sunset time.

Sunblock uses the Nest thermostat's built-in light sensor to track the sun’s patterns and its temperature sensors to detect the heat spikes that occur in direct sunlight. If your thermostat is connected to Wi-Fi, it’ll also take into account sunrise and sunset time.

Sunblock. This icon will appear when Sunblock uses your Nest thermostat's light and temperature sensors to ...

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Sunblock: Sunblock compensates for direct sunlight on your thermostat to help keep your home comfortable. Leaf: The Nest Leaf guides you to personalized energy savings for your home. Airwave: Automatically shuts off your central air conditioning compressor to help lower costs. Eco Temperatures: Check and change Eco Temperatures to save energy.

Learn the basics of how to use your Google Nest thermostat, change settings, set temperature schedules, save energy, control it with your phone, and more.

Most Google Nest thermostats have a USB port that can be used to quickly charge the battery. In rare cases, it is used for troubleshooting by the Google Nest support team.

You can create or adjust the temperature schedule of your Google Nest thermostat the way you want in the app or directly on the thermostat.

Remove each product from the app it was first set up on. For example, if you first set up a thermostat with the Google Home app, remove it from the Home app.

Some Google Nest products have batteries that need to be replaced every once in a while. This article provides helpful details about the type of batteries your Nest product uses.