• Before trying to link, make sure the user has the Google Home app downloaded and they have logged in to the Google Home app.

• Before trying to link, the user must have at least 1 thermostat in the Pro1 Connect App.

• The customer should start the linking process from the Pro1 Connect App. Don’t start the process from the Google Home App.

• Thermostat names should be easily spoken.

• Avoid numbers in thermostat names - these can confuse Google Home

• Testing shows it can take 30-45 seconds for a thermostat to update after a voice command.

• If the user has Scheduling turned on and the user changes the temperature with Google Home, the thermostat will enter a Temporary Hold.

You can perform the following tasks with Google Home voice commands:

Ask the current ambient temperature.
Ask the current setpoint.
Ask the current system mode.
Set the current setpoint.
Set the current system mode.

Add a Device (e.g. Pro1 Thermostat) from the Google Home App - Connect smart home devices in the Google Home app - Google Nest Help

• This page also covers the following topics:

  • check for new devices in an existing connection

  • disconnect devices (e.g Pro1 thermostats)

• Turn the temperature up to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)

• Turn the temperature down to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)

• Turn the thermostat to cool

• Turn the thermostat to heat

• Turn the thermostat to OFF

• Switch the thermostat to HEAT / COOL / OFF

• Turn cooling ON

• Turn the heat ON

• Turn the thermostat OFF

• Turn the set point up by one, on the thermostat

• Turn the set point down by one, on the thermostat

• Turn the thermostat up by one

• Turn the thermostat down by one

• Turn the System mode on the thermostat to cool

• Turn the System mode on the thermostat to heat

• Set THERMOSTAT down to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)

• Set THERMOSTAT up to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)

• Set THERMOSTAT to cool

• Set THERMOSTAT to heat

• Increase the temperature (on the thermostat / in the office)

• Raise the temperature (on the thermostat / in the office)

• Lower the temperature on the thermostat (in the office)

• Lower the set point on the thermostat (in the office)

• Decrease the temperature (on the thermostat / in the office)

• What’s the temperature in the [ROOM IN THE HOME]?

  • IE. the den, hallway, bedroom, etc.

• What’s the temperature on the thermostat?

• Set the System mode on the thermostat to cool

• Set the System mode on the thermostat to heat

• Set thermostat to ECO MODE

  • (Set up in the app)

• Is cooling/cool mode ON/OFF?

  • GH device will name each connected thermostat in cool mode On or OFF.

• Is heating/heat mode ON/OFF?

  • GH device will name each connected thermostat in heat mode On or OFF.

• What’s the temperature inside?

  • GH device will name the ambient and set point for each connected thermostat.

• What is the thermostat set to?

  • GH device will name the set point and ambient of all connected thermostats

• What is the temperature on the thermostat?

  • GH device will name the set point and ambient of all connected thermostats

• Key verbs to use are TURN and SET

• What is the temperature on the thermostat?
• What is the ambient temperature on the thermostat?

• What is the thermostat set to?

• Is the thermostat on heat or cool?

• Set [NAME OF THERMOSTAT] down to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)
• Set [NAME OF THERMOSTAT] up to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)
• Turn the temperature up to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)
• Turn the temperature down to ………… (85, 90, 50, 78…degrees, etc)

• Set [NAME OF THERMOSTAT] to cool
• Set [NAME OF THERMOSTAT] to heat
• Set the System mode on the thermostat to cool
• Set the System mode on the thermostat to heat
• Turn the thermostat to cool
• Turn the thermostat to heat
• Turn the System mode on the thermostat to cool
• Turn the System mode on the thermostat to heat
• Switch to Fahrenheit mode (Celsius mode)

Yes. At this time, PRO1-connected products are compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home.

Yes. You can connect your devices to the Google Home app by selecting “Home Automation” in the main menu inside the PRO1 Connect app.

You can also perform this action in Google Home: Connect smart home devices in the Google Home app - Google Nest Help

The thermostat functionality is limited to what the Google Home app allows for connected thermostats. At this time the Google Home app does not support fan control.

The thermostat functionality is limited to what the Google Home app allows for connected thermostats. At this time the Google Home app does not support fan control.

Information about routines is available in the Google Home online help here: Set up and manage Routines - Android - Google Nest Help

See “Assign a device to a room” here: Connect smart home devices in the Google Home app - Google Nest Help

After you download, install, and log in to the Google Home app your thermostats should appear under the “Connected to you” section in the “Home” tab. If they are not, please go back to the PRO1 Connect app and “Revoke Access” to Google Home and start the process over.

Menu → Smart Home → Smart Home Settings → Three Dots → Revoke

For information related to using your Google Home devices please consult the Google Home online help here: Control Google Nest or Home devices by voice - Google Nest Help

Google will copy the thermostat names that you created in the PRO1 Connect app. The default name is “My Thermostat”. You can change the name of your thermostats in the Pro1 Connect app:

Menu → My Thermostats → <Thermostat Name> → Three dots → Thermostat Info

You should now be able to control your thermostat(s) through the Google Home app. Search for “Linked to You” section in the “Home” tab.