Works with Nest Devices

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Works with Nest connectivity service was popularized with the learning thermostat and Google's purchased line of connectable devices which now has opened up some of the possibilities for integrating the Nest devices to a larger managed system.

Control 4, Crestron, RTI and Amazon's Alexa are just a few of the systems that are now able to be paired and integrated with your Nest thermostat. This is great news for those who love the look and feel of the Nest thermostat but prefer to have your home managed with one system or app interface. (Less is More!)

Below is a list of the current devices and services that can Work with Nest.

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Wemo - Switch

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Lifx - Light Bulb

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Rachio - Smart Sprinkler Controller

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Skybell - Video Doorbell

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Phillips Hue - Smart Lights

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Misfit - Sleep Tracker

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August Home

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Haiku - Ceiling Fan

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Amazon - Echo & Alexa


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Chamberlain - MyQ Home Control


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Hayward - OmniLogic


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Logitech - Harmony Remote Control


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Wink - Smart Home Platform


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EnPhase - Smart Energy


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Simplehuman - Mirror Pro Sensor


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Whirlpool - Laundry





TrackR - GPS Tracker

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Ray - Super Remote

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Charge Point - Vehicle Charger

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PetNet - Smart Feeder


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Scout Alarm - Smart Home Security

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XFinity - Home Platform


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Mimo - Smart Baby Monitoring


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Lutron - Caseta Wireless Lighting


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Securifi - Almond





Waxman - Leak Smart




ISI Technology - Heatworks Model 1


GreenIQ - Smart Garden Hub




Keen Home - Smart Vent



Foobot - Smart Air



MyFox - Home Alarm


Control 4 - Smart Home Platform


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Crestron - Smart Home Platform

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Ooma - Smart Home Phone


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Skydrop - Smart Sprinkler Controller





Sen.se - Smart Sensors


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Insteon - Smart Home Platform


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Beddi - Intelligent Alarm Clock




Zuli - Smart Plugs


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Stack - Smart Lighting

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Osram - Lightify

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Nuheat - Signature Thermostat


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Kwikset - Kevo Smart Lock

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SimpliSafe - Home Security

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Withings - Smart Sleep Device

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Elan - Home Automation
RTI - Home Automation



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Deviate - Thessa
Webb Apps - Home Alerts App
Underscore Research - Voice Thermostat Controller
MaaDoTaa - Geocam
AT&T - Digital Life
Yale - Linus
Hughs - Sage
Calida - Widget
LG - Home Chat
Motorola - Moto Loop
 Pebble - Leaf Smartwatch
 Maadotaa.com - Quick Control
SDI Technologies - iHome Connector
 Automatic - Control Panel
Hunter Douglas - PowerView Window Coverings
EVRYTHNG - Smart Platform
Get Safe - Home Security
Rheem - Smart Water Heater
 Febreze - Home
 Vinli - Home Connect
 Vivent - SkyControl
ADT - Pulse
Verisure - Alarm System
Roomie - Simple Remote Control
Google - Now
IFTTT - Smart Platform
Muzzley - Smart App
Stringify - Smart Platform
Netvibes - Smart Platform
WeatherBug - Home
Yonomi - Smart App
Epr.io - WrisTemp for Android Wear
 Y Media Labs - App
Roost - Desktop App
Marconelly - Thermo Watch
Alice - Alice App






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