Hi all! Just getting into HA and one of the devices I just added (after a lot of steps and a $5 fee to Google) is my Google Nest Thermostat.
It wasn’t too hard to set up, but in the Devices section, I was able to change the sensor temperature units to Metric (C) from Imperial (F), however the actual Thermostat controls itself are still in Imperial and I’m having a hard time finding where to change it.
A few posts here and around Google says that I should either be able to change my preferred units displayed under my user profile somewhere but I can’t seem to find that, or change it the configuration.yaml file which I am having a hard time finding too (actually know where the file is in File Explorer but can’t see much of the actual YAML code to change).
Any help here would be great!
Also bonus question/query: I have a sensor that is in another room of the house that came with the Thermostat but not really sure how to set that up and have it detect as a device/entity in HA. Any help there too would be fantastic!
So this likely means I’m gonna have to figure out how to change this within the Google app instance I had to create to get the integration added it seems?
I have the Nest App set to °F and HA set to °C. In my opinion, the issue is on the HA side. I’d double check the sensor setting to see if the original change from °F to °C took.
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So I was thinking I might’ve set things up incorrectly inadvertently. When I chose the Google > Nest integration, I’m wondering if that was referring to the Nest app and not the Nest Thermostat product line?
The reason I think this is now relevant is because I have the 4th gen learning thermostat which cannot be added to the native Nest app in iOS I’m finding and it redirects me to set it up in the Google Home app instead…
I ended up looking through the developer tools based on this thread
I found what looks like the YAML to that entity but nothing specifying the unit of measurement. I’m thinking maybe I can get janky and change the numbers to the Celsius equivalents?