Tip: I installed my nest doorbell and couldn't hear the chime inside. Troubleshooting steps didn't help at all. Accidentally discovered this option in the Nest app called "Indoor Chime On/Off". Shows nowhere in the troubleshooting steps, but resolved the issue instantly.
Just installed the doorbell and new chime. House was wired for a doorbell. My inside chime has no sound. Currently can't find the option to turn on or off in the app.
@@edwinruiz2889 I had the same problem. My solution given by a technician was to turn on the electronic chime setting and set it to ring for ten seconds. Then turn it off. It worked for me after thinking it was the doorbell itself.
This is the second home in which ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
always check the voltage at the outdoor ringer wires. 18-24 volts AC is always recommended. I've never had a video doorbell install successfully outside that range.
You may need this. No where in this video or on the setup it says that if you are using an electronic doorbell aka the ones where you can choose between a bunch of different tones, that it will not work until you go into the settings on the nest app and turn on that you have an electronic chime. You can then select a length of time the chime will ring up to 10 seconds. Also you can only change your chime song in those 10 seconds when the doorbell button is pushed. I spent 2 hours trying to figure this out messing with wiring and the little diodes that you normally put on the button (do not use or your doorbell will just continuously chime). It was a huge pain in the butt and the only reason I figured it out is because I found a random google forum talking about it after quite a bit of searching. Nest should really have this info on the setup instructions.
The wired Nest doorbells (as well as wired Ring doorbells) are great products. HOWEVER, they don't tell you upfront that these wired doorbells all have an internal non-user-serviceable battery. IF you will be using the doorbell with a mechanical chime, just be aware that at some point, the battery inside will fail. The internal battery on these units are used to provide temporary voltage to the doorbell unit when a mechanical chime is used. When someone presses the doorbell button, power is temporarily routed away from the doorbell to the chime inside the house. The battery keeps the doorbell powered for the 1-2 seconds while this happens. Over time, this small battery will be unable to deal with the voltage drop and your doorbell will lose power and reboot itself. If you don't rely on a mechanical chime or if you use the Ring wireless chime, than it won't be an issue. If you do use a mechanical chime, depending on your environment (which includes usage rate, weather, temperature, etc.), the doorbell will stop function properly at some point in time. For most users, it seems to be somewhere between 1-3 years.
Good info, i got it as a gift. When this happens in the trash it will go and i will use my standard security cameras as normal. Its a shame they don't tell you the info you provided upfront. Not sure why some people think its fun to constantly have to repair poorly designed products and repurchase the garbage.
My existing doorbell uses 16vac transformer. After installation, the Nest doorbell works fine but the existing chime stop working. I can see the chime's hammer moves a little but not enough to make sound. It seems like it doesn't have enough power to strike. Should I replace the transformer with 24vac?
Perfect! I think the two things people have the most trouble with are going to be when they don't have their home wired for a doorbell, with the appropriately sized transformer, that, and the WiFi power. Was super easy to install though!
Imagine your doorbell is wired up on a 30 amp 240V circuit. I know some video editor kid just took some b roll of a hand flipping a breaker but bravo to that kid because that actually made me laugh. Anyone else catch that?
I am a deaf individual, and I am shocked that your installation video does not have closed captioning. You truly should add closed captioning to the video so that deaf buyers of the Nest device can benefit.
Help! I dropped the security screw while doing the install and can’t find it. What is the size of the two types of screws that come with the nest doorbell? I see a trip to the hardware store ahead of me.
Narinder Singh Yes you can. This guy did exactly that. He has Nest Hello connected to a "plug in" transformer. And he has no physical chime. ua-cam.com/video/D9ia6ZrHiVY/v-deo.html
If you are hardwiring a transformer www.onehoursmarthome.com/blog/nesthellotransformer or if you are plugging in a transformer these transformers are compatible www.onehoursmarthome.com/blog/nesthellodoorbelplugintransformer
Get a Google Assistant, when the doorbell and Assistant are connected to the same wifi network the Assistant will say play a note and say "someone is at the front/back door"
The 2nd Gen Nest doorbell doesn't come with the chime connector, only the chime puck! How do you wire it? Do you just attach the puck wires to each terminal along with the existing red and white wire? 🤔
For anybody with a Nicor PRCP2 (Prime Chime Plus 2), I installed mine today, there were no problems at all! I didn't even need the Nest Connector. Nicor has stated that it's not needed with this model. Hope that helps!
I don't have an existing doorbell chime and I have this doorbell. You can buy an AC power adaptor to power the doorbell, and you can just use your phone to monitor the alerts. You can also send them to Google Home devices as I have done. Every Google / Nest smart speaker in the house alerts us when someone rings the doorbell.
Looks Fabulous - except I don't have 2 wires - I have at least 6 tiny teensy awful quality very thin wires all of different colours that are wrapped together in a sleeve that is too short and keeps retreating back into the wall. Currently going into therapy as its driving me insane!!
What do you need to do to get it going again? I flipped my breaker switch off for a couple hours to replace a light fixture that was on the same line. After turning the breaker back on, the doorbell doesn't power on anymore. I've tried the reset button already. Maybe I need to charge it with that micro USB port?
Hello, thank you for you video it was very helpfull. I wanted to ask you where does you doorbell sound when you ring it? I want the doorbell to ring on my iphone, like using my iphone as the chime, but cant manage to do so. Video works, notifications work, but I cant make it ring on my iphone or ipads. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Google Nest Hello deurbel bij mij al met 2 jaar kapot en bij google support helpen ze je niet goed, klote support, veel te dure deurbel, niet aan beginnen, is ook vaak traag in reageren, en ja mijn wifi kast hangt er zowat boven, alles geprobeerd, doet nu dus niets meer...
I just installed my Nest hello. It was as simple as the video. I bought Zmodo smart doorbell. I could connect the doorbell to my network. Nothing worked. After tech support frustrated me I demanded my money back. I bought a bundle deal with the new Google Home hub and Nest Hello video doorbell. It took me only about 20 minutes maybe 15 to successfully install the nest Hello. I recently installed nest Thermostats E and love them. I have a Google mini and Chromecast. I can tell the assistant to display the video from the Nest hello on my TV that has a Chromecast. Next, I am going to add to a Philips Hue White and Color started kit and see how that goes. I have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in my home. So I am going to upgrade with the Nest Protect Smoke & Carbon Monoxide since I have a fireplace in my living room. Great product as advertised.
My door bell is powered by a battery within it sooooooo... And our chime box is connected to the bell via Bluetooth so I have no idea how I'd install this
i followed all the steps, compatibility and no original door chime doesn't ring the worked fine before i installed the Nest Hello. I went out and bought a new electronic door chime and it won't ring (and yes, I'm sure the settings in the app are correct). Is the door chime supposed to ring or does it just ring at the button outside the house? The app itself is working fine, but not everyone in the house is connected to the app at all times.
We are sorry that you are having troubles getting the chime to work with the Hello. We would suggest at this point on hiring a professional to look over the installation, as the chime is activated with the hardware and not software. Something is not connected correctly it sounds like. The main reason why the chime will not chime is usually because the chime connector is not correctly connected or its just not installed all together. But to hard to tell without a professional checking it out.
Question about the install. It shows you choosing front or back doorbell when installing the connections to the chime. What if I'm installing both at the same time?
Both wires from the chime connector can be attached to the transformer contact, then a pigtail splice can be (essentially a "Y" connection") for the two clip connections.
Much more complicated than installing Ring. I bought this Nest Doorbell thinking that it would not need electrical wiring! I will need to return it now!
Need instructions on connecting to a front/rear (three wire) chime. Both this video and the nest video only showed the instructions for two wire setup (front and transformer). I couldn’t connect to unit via Bluetooth (no troubleshooting there either), so I couldn’t follow instructions on nest app.
I just installed mine, but surprised on how easily a person can unclip it and steal it. I thought it would be more secure with a screw or something. Any ideas on how to secure it better?
My existing doorbell button is mounted in a standard electrical box with a plastic cover plate ; a common situation. The standard electrical box screw holes don't line up with the holes on the Google Nest Hello doorbell's plate, so I need some sort of adaptor plate, but can't find one. What does one do in this situation? It must be a very common problem.
I'm sure you've found a solution by now but if the original was installed on a plastic cover then your Nest Hello could be installed on a cover plate as well.
@@bruhdabones Seems like you don't understand Robert as you are not an "electrician". Double phase 30 amp is way overkill for a doorbell. If there would be short circuit all the wiring would catch fire without the breaker tripping.
@@Engineer9736 I’m simply repeating the message delivered to me by the electrician who installed my Nest. If you have a problem with what he said, I’d be curious as to your own credentials
Please release a hardwired wall chime box driven by Hello for the UK. So we can just swap out old chime for a Nest driven one. Even a wireless plug in chime would make life easier.
Currently on my second one of these. On the first one the clear front of the doorbell started to develop what looked like air bubbles underneath it and was starting to chip and crack. I contacted Google warranty and they sent me a new one ( Jan. 2022). Today, November 2022, I noticed that the front of my second doorbell is starting to do what the first one was doing. Guess I will be contacting Google again.
Tip: I installed my nest doorbell and couldn't hear the chime inside. Troubleshooting steps didn't help at all. Accidentally discovered this option in the Nest app called "Indoor Chime On/Off". Shows nowhere in the troubleshooting steps, but resolved the issue instantly.
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I have the same trouble i turn on the “chime on”still couldn’t hear the chine inside any tips?
Just installed the doorbell and new chime. House was wired for a doorbell. My inside chime has no sound. Currently can't find the option to turn on or off in the app.
@@edwinruiz2889 under "chime on" there's another option "inside chime on/off". I was trying to figure out the problem for a long time
@@edwinruiz2889 I had the same problem. My solution given by a technician was to turn on the electronic chime setting and set it to ring for ten seconds. Then turn it off. It worked for me after thinking it was the doorbell itself.
This is the second home in which ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
I don't currently have a doorbell so this video was not helpful at all. What about new installs?
Good call
A porch pirates worst nightmare. Good audio and video. The police must love these things; Nest and Ring .
Why was this recommended and why did I watch the whole video without owning a nest hello?
Update: 4 years later… yes I bought one eventually.
Frank Barragan because the video is ASMR quality
I know right!!! Damn it wasted 8 minutes and 32 seconds of my life.
Why did I read all the comments without owning a nest or watching the whole video?
Top 10 questions science can't answer.
Lol 🤣 definitely me too
always check the voltage at the outdoor ringer wires. 18-24 volts AC is always recommended. I've never had a video doorbell install successfully outside that range.
You may need this. No where in this video or on the setup it says that if you are using an electronic doorbell aka the ones where you can choose between a bunch of different tones, that it will not work until you go into the settings on the nest app and turn on that you have an electronic chime. You can then select a length of time the chime will ring up to 10 seconds. Also you can only change your chime song in those 10 seconds when the doorbell button is pushed. I spent 2 hours trying to figure this out messing with wiring and the little diodes that you normally put on the button (do not use or your doorbell will just continuously chime). It was a huge pain in the butt and the only reason I figured it out is because I found a random google forum talking about it after quite a bit of searching. Nest should really have this info on the setup instructions.
Can’t wait til nest make a garage opener.
I purchased a MyQ garage door opener and it works great and operates with the Google Hub as well. Picked it up at Lowe’s on sale for under $20.
How do you connect with Nest Hub?
@@ManavDIY Nest/Google sync with MyQ. Works well...
The wired Nest doorbells (as well as wired Ring doorbells) are great products. HOWEVER, they don't tell you upfront that these wired doorbells all have an internal non-user-serviceable battery. IF you will be using the doorbell with a mechanical chime, just be aware that at some point, the battery inside will fail.
The internal battery on these units are used to provide temporary voltage to the doorbell unit when a mechanical chime is used. When someone presses the doorbell button, power is temporarily routed away from the doorbell to the chime inside the house. The battery keeps the doorbell powered for the 1-2 seconds while this happens. Over time, this small battery will be unable to deal with the voltage drop and your doorbell will lose power and reboot itself. If you don't rely on a mechanical chime or if you use the Ring wireless chime, than it won't be an issue. If you do use a mechanical chime, depending on your environment (which includes usage rate, weather, temperature, etc.), the doorbell will stop function properly at some point in time. For most users, it seems to be somewhere between 1-3 years.
Good info, i got it as a gift. When this happens in the trash it will go and i will use my standard security cameras as normal. Its a shame they don't tell you the info you provided upfront. Not sure why some people think its fun to constantly have to repair poorly designed products and repurchase the garbage.
So, are you saying the micro USB port on the Nest doorbell cannot be used to charge the internal battery? What is it for then?
@@AlexPastel the port does charge and power the doorbell...until the internal battery goes bad and no longer can hold enough of charge.
Slim, QUIET, works great. I wanted modern and out of the way. This is it!
Then you want a Ring.
HOLY CRAP. 2 minutes 45 seconds just to get to the installation. Should call this "Google Hello doorbell marketing video"
My existing doorbell uses 16vac transformer. After installation, the Nest doorbell works fine but the existing chime stop working. I can see the chime's hammer moves a little but not enough to make sound. It seems like it doesn't have enough power to strike. Should I replace the transformer with 24vac?
So I figured out... In the settings, there is "Chime duration". Switch it on and have duration for 1 second.
Hands down the best video doorbell on the market!
The video gives no information if you have a three wire system.
One of the only videos that haven’t gotten the virus
I do not have a nest hello but I love watching all the setup videos from nest
can you install with out the nest hello
thanks for putting all the links from the video in the description!
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I dunno what Google puts in their products, but a 2x30AMP breaker for the doorbell is overkill LOL :)
Perfect! I think the two things people have the most trouble with are going to be when they don't have their home wired for a doorbell, with the appropriately sized transformer, that, and the WiFi power. Was super easy to install though!
No, the most trouble is finding a professional to install a transformer to an existing doorbell.
2:33 To all my electricians & technicians your doorbell will not be on a 240v 30AMP circuit. lmao
Mine is. Chime is tapped off the furnace.
Right
220v to 16v transformer is a thing. Doorbell can be on any cuircut in a home. Since it's so low amps it's just added to one not on it's own
@
Ricky Mann - totally agree. Saw the 30 amp double breaker and got a laugh as well...
Mine was tapped to my electric dryer.
I always hate it whenever they try to get you to hire a pro
Well for one they probably want to make extra money off you. Two they probably rather not have you do it and cause a fire and then sue them.
@@xyriusd832 That's it indeed. They're just covering their rearend. But in reality it's BS to get a pro for this, unless the customer is a grandma.
This was way easier to install than mentally I thought it would be.
Always good to think mentally.
Imagine your doorbell is wired up on a 30 amp 240V circuit. I know some video editor kid just took some b roll of a hand flipping a breaker but bravo to that kid because that actually made me laugh. Anyone else catch that?
He wasn’t ‘merican.
These instructions are not for the 2nd generation Nest Doorbell.
noticed that also
this is like watching the time warner cable help video of how to use the remote.
Connor Anderson except this isn’t obvious
Watches video, returns this junk and buys Ring instead. A REAL product!
I definitely watched till the very end and came directly to your comment
Why with nest after connecting nest connector qr code is not getting to next step to wifi wow not so great.
I am a deaf individual, and I am shocked that your installation video does not have closed captioning. You truly should add closed captioning to the video so that deaf buyers of the Nest device can benefit.
Every video has captions. UA-cam puts them automatically.
Snow flake, turn captions on
Help! I dropped the security screw while doing the install and can’t find it. What is the size of the two types of screws that come with the nest doorbell? I see a trip to the hardware store ahead of me.
Is the Nest connector at 3:24 a resistor?
Wish they had shown it being used with the wedge so you'd know what to expect in how it winds up getting angled.
It's just a different baseplate at a slight angle everything about the instillation is the same
Will 10-16v work video or will I get flashing yellow
Can I bypass the chime connector and hear the door chime via mini or google home?
Google Home/Mini does announce "There is someone at your door"
Narinder Singh
Yes you can.
This guy did exactly that.
He has Nest Hello connected to a "plug in" transformer. And he has no physical chime.
ua-cam.com/video/D9ia6ZrHiVY/v-deo.html
Do you know what are the specs for the transformer he used?
If you are hardwiring a transformer www.onehoursmarthome.com/blog/nesthellotransformer or if you are plugging in a transformer these transformers are compatible www.onehoursmarthome.com/blog/nesthellodoorbelplugintransformer
Yes it works! Just link your Nest account with Google
Do you have something that can replace the chimes themselves, like a speaker that enables you to play custom sounds? :)
Get a Google Assistant, when the doorbell and Assistant are connected to the same wifi network the Assistant will say play a note and say "someone is at the front/back door"
The 2nd Gen Nest doorbell doesn't come with the chime connector, only the chime puck! How do you wire it? Do you just attach the puck wires to each terminal along with the existing red and white wire? 🤔
I have 2 red wires and 2 black wires together. It doesnt fit in the connector? Any recommendations? Thanks
after installing the backing plate and wire so hard to slide in the doorbell to the bracket two small hole.. is there an easy way to do it?
For anybody with a Nicor PRCP2 (Prime Chime Plus 2), I installed mine today, there were no problems at all! I didn't even need the Nest Connector. Nicor has stated that it's not needed with this model. Hope that helps!
Hi we have the prcp 1 and can’t figure out how to install do you have any tips?
There's no instructions for homes that do not have a chime. What do we do with the puck?
What options are available if you do not have an existing doorbell chime.
You don’t buy it
I don't have an existing doorbell chime and I have this doorbell. You can buy an AC power adaptor to power the doorbell, and you can just use your phone to monitor the alerts. You can also send them to Google Home devices as I have done. Every Google / Nest smart speaker in the house alerts us when someone rings the doorbell.
The one thing I got from this video was that i only need a paper clip to steal this $200 gadget. . Thanks google
Did it occur to you you will get a picture of the thief before he can get it off?
Looks Fabulous - except I don't have 2 wires - I have at least 6 tiny teensy awful quality very thin wires all of different colours that are wrapped together in a sleeve that is too short and keeps retreating back into the wall. Currently going into therapy as its driving me insane!!
Where can I find a nest chime connector for purchase? Amz, Eby, google store, no joy.... Thx
What is the mcro-HDMI input on the back of the doorbell for?
It's micro USB for charging the internal battery if power goes out to long or unit won't power on from doorbell wires
If I scan the QR code of my nest doorbell it sends me to videos about crankshafts
i dont have a doorbell can I just use the micro usb?
The Nest video doorbell rings lovely outside but not inside. The inside doorbell rings funky or not at all. Why? I am not happy .
Like the product. However getting it going after a extended power outage can be a challenge
What do you need to do to get it going again? I flipped my breaker switch off for a couple hours to replace a light fixture that was on the same line. After turning the breaker back on, the doorbell doesn't power on anymore. I've tried the reset button already. Maybe I need to charge it with that micro USB port?
I did just install one , check voltage in transformer first and make sure you have 24 volts less is not going to work .,
Yea I realized this after 5 attempts... Mine is 16V 10VA 😣🤦🏾♂️
Thanks for the heads-up! I'll check mine now... hope I have better luck than ZeroChill 215
My transformer is 18v, and it works fine
Will this work even without a doorbell
No
Installation was a breeze! Thanks!
How is it? I wanna get one during cyber Monday but I dunno if its good
Hello, thank you for you video it was very helpfull. I wanted to ask you where does you doorbell sound when you ring it? I want the doorbell to ring on my iphone, like using my iphone as the chime, but cant manage to do so. Video works, notifications work, but I cant make it ring on my iphone or ipads. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
what is the connector for, what does it do?
i haven't got an old door bell dose this matter thank you.
Google Nest Hello deurbel bij mij al met 2 jaar kapot en bij google support helpen ze je niet goed, klote support, veel te dure deurbel, niet aan beginnen, is ook vaak traag in reageren, en ja mijn wifi kast hangt er zowat boven, alles geprobeerd, doet nu dus niets meer...
Wow they have a 30 amp 240 breaker for the doorbell? Nice!
Do you use google nest hub ? Is it worth it ? As you cal view doorbell via iPhone app?
Why doesn't this mention the wedge? I received a wedge that couldn't be mounted.
I just installed my Nest hello. It was as simple as the video. I bought Zmodo smart doorbell. I could connect the doorbell to my network. Nothing worked. After tech support frustrated me I demanded my money back. I bought a bundle deal with the new Google Home hub and Nest Hello video doorbell. It took me only about 20 minutes maybe 15 to successfully install the nest Hello. I recently installed nest Thermostats E and love them. I have a Google mini and Chromecast. I can tell the assistant to display the video from the Nest hello on my TV that has a Chromecast. Next, I am going to add to a Philips Hue White and Color started kit and see how that goes. I have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in my home. So I am going to upgrade with the Nest Protect Smoke & Carbon Monoxide since I have a fireplace in my living room. Great product as advertised.
We're happy to hear that everything is working out for you. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Who needs a ladder to install a doorbell though? How would you ring it then?
What kind of doorbell uses a two pole 220 volt 30 amp breaker?
Be afraid.. be very afraid!
yeah..that's scary,,,door bell uses that circuit ...stupid though.
The kind wired by a non-professional or Nikola Tesla's.
That's obviously not the doorbell circuit. They just filmed a random breaker. Cheesy.
James Demos I hope you’re joking
James Demos I was thinking the samething
Would this video be the same installation for the 2nd gen?
I sont have a door bell or a chime, i have an older home so no wiring what door camera from Google can i use thats wireless and doesn't need wiring
My door bell is powered by a battery within it sooooooo... And our chime box is connected to the bell via Bluetooth so I have no idea how I'd install this
Same here.. figured they’d be battery powered or something.
What transformer (voltage) you for this product??
Is the wedge installed and used without the base plate? The video doesn't show this, just that a wedge is included. Thanks
You need to use both. You install the wedge and then add the base plate to it using the smaller screws. The doorbell then snaps into the plate.
The Nest connector in my wired version only has 2 wires.
What is the minimum voltage needed for a Nest Doorbell to function correctly?
I was told 18-24
I don't even own a home, but I'm watching this.
i followed all the steps, compatibility and no original door chime doesn't ring the worked fine before i installed the Nest Hello. I went out and bought a new electronic door chime and it won't ring (and yes, I'm sure the settings in the app are correct). Is the door chime supposed to ring or does it just ring at the button outside the house? The app itself is working fine, but not everyone in the house is connected to the app at all times.
We are sorry that you are having troubles getting the chime to work with the Hello. We would suggest at this point on hiring a professional to look over the installation, as the chime is activated with the hardware and not software. Something is not connected correctly it sounds like. The main reason why the chime will not chime is usually because the chime connector is not correctly connected or its just not installed all together. But to hard to tell without a professional checking it out.
Question about the install. It shows you choosing front or back doorbell when installing the connections to the chime. What if I'm installing both at the same time?
Both wires from the chime connector can be attached to the transformer contact, then a pigtail splice can be (essentially a "Y" connection") for the two clip connections.
Much more complicated than installing Ring. I bought this Nest Doorbell thinking that it would not need electrical wiring! I will need to return it now!
Very helpful. Looks like I might have to pick one up and test it out.
Tech With Brett
Good job with your review. 👍
From the comments here looks like I can pick one up and test it out - with just a paper clip!
@A.Frank Blunt Yes, it's not their responsibility to secure your network.
Great job with your review!
@@themodulator2345 Do You Have a Nest Hello Video Doorbell!
Need instructions on connecting to a front/rear (three wire) chime. Both this video and the nest video only showed the instructions for two wire setup (front and transformer). I couldn’t connect to unit via Bluetooth (no troubleshooting there either), so I couldn’t follow instructions on nest app.
Can it mount side ways instead of up and down? Installing on siding
What's the point of the "chime connector?" Isn't it just a video doorbell? You couldn't make it do the doorbell part without some additional piece?
HOLD UP. Is that a macbook in a google video?
No chance! Its a Google CHROMEBOOK
Austin Lock It was uploaded last year
Austin Lock Google acquired nest in 2014
I just installed mine, but surprised on how easily a person can unclip it and steal it. I thought it would be more secure with a screw or something. Any ideas on how to secure it better?
glue it
Take a brick and repeatedly hit the doorbell so the screws hold it tighter
Sith Lord nn
Whoever steals it will be recorded so it doesn't matter!.... & Once its stolen you get a new camera and also find out who the thief is... Win/Win.
Oh yea,. Ring>Nest
It would be nice to just have printed instrux, as the doorbell pictured above looks nothing like my Google Nest (wired)
The previous owner did not label the breakers...how do i safely find the one that targets the zone with the doorbell?
I need a new connector
any ideas?
My existing doorbell button is mounted in a standard electrical box with a plastic cover plate ; a common situation. The standard electrical box screw holes don't line up with the holes on the Google Nest Hello doorbell's plate, so I need some sort of adaptor plate, but can't find one.
What does one do in this situation? It must be a very common problem.
I'm sure you've found a solution by now but if the original was installed on a plastic cover then your Nest Hello could be installed on a cover plate as well.
Can I put Nest Hello on my front and back door??
What do I do if I have a flush(digital) door bell chime
I love how they turned off a 2 pole 30 amp breaker for the doorbell🤣😂🤣
Robert De Mott they can be connected to mains and Nest doesn’t want to be liable for “electricians” doing this for themselves
You can short out the Nest and it's probably not covered under warranty
@@bruhdabones Seems like you don't understand Robert as you are not an "electrician". Double phase 30 amp is way overkill for a doorbell. If there would be short circuit all the wiring would catch fire without the breaker tripping.
@@Engineer9736 I’m simply repeating the message delivered to me by the electrician who installed my Nest. If you have a problem with what he said, I’d be curious as to your own credentials
Only problem,. I live in Chile and the app don have the option to Latin America
I like nest hello video doorbell
will my nest hello ring on my phone
I currently don't have a wired doorbell, do you have a video showing how to do a brand new install?
They don't.
Is it normal to be wobbly like it moves up and down
can the wires come out of the top half of the mounting bracket if those wires are connected from the top instead of the bottom?
Great question. You should be fine as long as the wires come in, anywhere in the middle of the bracket.
se conecta directamente a la corriente? ho si tiene que ir cargando la bateria cada tantos meses?
Please release a hardwired wall chime box driven by Hello for the UK. So we can just swap out old chime for a Nest driven one. Even a wireless plug in chime would make life easier.
I don't have a chime
Look I have it on my door but I need to hook to in the nest
Does it run on battery too?
Found support not able to lissen.
In this setup where does the power come from? All the video shows is the doorbell connect to the chime box.
Currently on my second one of these. On the first one the clear front of the doorbell started to develop what looked like air bubbles underneath it and was starting to chip and crack. I contacted Google warranty and they sent me a new one ( Jan. 2022). Today, November 2022, I noticed that the front of my second doorbell is starting to do what the first one was doing. Guess I will be contacting Google again.
When will there be installation instructions for a Nicor PRCP2 (Prime Chime Plus 2)?