What are Eco Temperatures on a Nest Thermostat?

Nest thermostat is designed to save your money in terms of utility bills and Eco temperature is designated for heating and cooling with your net thermostat. Nest thermostat is responsible to keep your home in a comfortable mode.

It is also responsible to cutting your electricity cost. In short, you can say by using Nest thermostat you can manage your electricity as per your desire.

Let us Discuss Some Features of Nest Thermostat :

Eco Temperature on Nest Thermostat Save Your Money-

One of the best features of nest thermostat that it is developed for saving your money on your electricity bills. As the name suggests Eco temperature specifies that it manages your temperature or cooling as per uses which the cause of electricity is saving.
Default settings of Eco temperature are 40-70 degree Fahrenheit for heating and 76-90 degree Fahrenheit for cooling.
Sometimes lot of indicators is responsible for your temperature setting like current weather and your health condition etc, so you can set as per your choice. This option is available with Nest thermostat.
Lower temperature for heating option will help you to save your money as well as higher temperature for cooling. Suppose your Nest is set on eco mode, it will kick out your air conditioner or heater on when the temperature of your home goes down on heating or went up high on cooling because Eco mode specifies on the standard mode.

Setting up Your Nest Thermostat by Automatically or Manually-

You can set Nest thermostat manually to eco mode or in some other mode as per your desire by using Nest App, or by using some Google assistance
You can also leave your thermostat so your Nest thermostat automatically set itself in eco mode, when it detects that nobody is at your home.

Checking Out Your Thermostat is Set in ECO Mode Using Nest Leaf-

By using nest leaf, you can see your nest thermostat is set in eco mode. In thermostat and Nest app, it is clearly shown that your thermostat is set on eco mode, which is confirmed by a large ECO label and if you are in heating or cooling mode and you have to change it in temp mode, you will see a green leaf popup within the Eco temperature range.

Eco Temperatures on a Nest Thermostat Working Procedure:

First you need to install and setup a thermostat, at that time you need to decide what temperature you need to maintain when your thermostat is set to manually or automatically set to Eco temperature.
Nest thermostat will automatically switch itself in eco mode when nobody is at home, if you have set it manually, it will stay itself in that mode and it will not switch back itself automatically, you need to manually switch back

Note: You need to use Nest app version 5.8 or Later and the thermostat software version is 5.6 or later.

Selection of Temperature for Your Home-

Nest thermostat gives you a temperature range which is 40-70 degrees Fahrenheit for heating mode and 76-90 degrees Fahrenheit for cooling mode, but sometimes this might not work due to factors like local climate, home constructions etc.

Suppose you have built your house in insulated mode, in that case, your home gets cooled or heat up in short period of time. So you need to find some general guideline to set up your temperature

Quick Tips to Save Your Energy and Money-

You need to choose lower heat or higher cool to eco temperature then you will see the nest leaf next to your temperature to save more energy.
Select heat to a temperature that will be a little higher and select cool that is a little lower if you are much concerned with your comfort label. By using this, you cannot save that much energy, but you save little energy. But in this case, you do not need to compromise with your comfort.
Searching for an Eco temperature that is right for you, but if you are not satisfied with eco mode, you can change the setting any time as per your comfort or if you are not concerned deeply to save energy and money.

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