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Temperature schedules for the Nest Learning Thermostat

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.

Unlike traditional programmable thermostats that simply use their fixed temperature schedule, even if nobody’s home, your Nest thermostat can also help save energy and keep your home comfortable with its temperature schedule.

Note: Only the Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat have Auto-Schedule. Auto-Schedule is not available for the Nest Thermostat.

The Nest Learning Thermostat and Nest Thermostat E have Auto-Schedule turned on by default to help you save energy and keep you comfortable.

With Auto-Schedule, you don't have to manually program your thermostat to save energy. Simply change the temperature whenever you like in the app or on the thermostat itself, and your thermostat will learn from your preferences. After a few days, it will program a schedule for you, based on what temperatures you like and when you want them.

Learn about Auto-Schedule

If you don’t want to use Auto-Schedule and prefer to manually program your own thermostat temperature schedule, you can turn it off.

Use a Nest thermostat like a traditional thermostat

Note: You can only use the Nest app for the Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat. To change the temperature schedule for the Nest Thermostat, use the Home app.

1. On the home screen, select your thermostat.
2. Tap Schedule .

Copy a daily schedule to other days

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Tap and hold the day of the week that has the schedule you’d like to copy Copy.

2. Tap and hold the day of the week that you want the same schedule on  Paste.

You’ll find the schedule for the mode that your thermostat is currently in. So if your thermostat is in Heat mode, the heating schedule will be shown. If it’s in Cool mode, it will show you the cooling schedule.

Manually set your thermostat's temperature mode

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Tap the day of the week you want to add a new temperature to.
2. Tap Add.
3. Tap the grid to add a new setpoint.
4. You can drag the setpoint left and right to change the time. Drag it up or down to adjust the temperature.

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Tap the day of the week that has the temperature you’d like to change.
2. Tap and hold on the setpoint you’d like to change, then you can make the following changes:
   • Drag the setpoint up and down to adjust the target temperature.
   • Drag the setpoint left or right to adjust the time of the setpoint.

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Tap the day of the week that has the temperature you’d like to remove.
2. Tap Remove.
3. Tap the setpoint you want to remove from your schedule.

Note: You can only change the temperature directly on the display of the Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat. To change the temperature schedule for the Nest Thermostat, use the Home app.

To check the temperature schedule on the Nest Learning Thermostat, open the Quick View menu, then select Schedule .

It will show you the schedule for the mode that your thermostat is currently in. So if your thermostat is in Heat mode, the heating schedule will be shown. If it’s in Cool mode, it will show you the cooling schedule.

Manually set your thermostat's temperature mode

• Turn the ring to move through the schedule.
• As you move through, the vertical line shows you the day and time you’re focusing on.
• Scroll to the day and time that you would like to add, edit, or remove the setpoint. You can find the current time at the bottom.

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Press the thermostat and select New.
2. Turn the ring to select the time of the new setpoint, then press down.
3. Turn the ring again to choose the temperature you want, then press down.

Look for the

when adjusting your schedule. When it appears, you’ll know that you’ve set a temperature that can help save energy.

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Move through the schedule until the setpoint you want to change is highlighted. Press down to select that setpoint.
2. Select Change from the options to adjust this setpoint.
   • To adjust the setpoint’s time, rotate the ring to move the setpoint left or right. Press down when done.
   • To adjust the setpoint’s temperature, rotate the ring to move the setpoint up or down. Press down when done. Tip:

     Look for the

     Nest Leaf 

     when adjusting your schedule. When it appears, you’ll know that you’ve set a temperature that can help save energy.

3. Once you’re done editing your schedule, keep turning the ring all the way to the right or the left to select Done.

While viewing your thermostat’s schedule:

1. Turn the ring to move through the schedule. Highlight the setpoint you want to change by moving until the center line is over it. Press the thermostat.
2. Select Remove from the options to completely remove the setpoint from your schedule. Press the thermostat to confirm.
3. Once you’re done editing your schedule, keep turning the ring all the way to the right or the left to select Done and go back to the main menu.

Note: The Nest Temperature Sensor is only compatible with the Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat. You can't use a temperature sensor with the Nest Thermostat.

If you use Nest Temperature Sensors in your home, your thermostat will continue to follow its usual temperature schedule no matter which sensor is active. Your thermostat will always heat or cool to the scheduled temperature where the active sensor is.

You can tell which sensor is active by tapping your thermostat on the Nest app home screen. The active sensor will have a white dot next to it.

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