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Choose how long you’d like your fan to run.

Tap the thermostat you’d like to control.Depending on your system you may see Low, Medium, High or Auto, if you have a multi-speed fan.Ĭhoose Done to set your system’s fan speed. Select the fan speed you’d like to use when your system is heating or cooling your home.Press your thermostat ring to open the Quick View menu. Learn more about the Nest Thermostat and multi-speed fans You’ll have separate options to set the fan speed each time you manually turn on your fan or if you set a fan schedule.įor example, you can set your fan to high when heating or cooling and and schedule your fan to run at low speed in the morning to circulate the air in your home. This affects the fan speed when your system is actively heating and cooling. Important: This setting is only available for systems with multi-speed fan controls over the thermostat wires. Your fan will turn on automatically each day for the time and duration you’ve selected. If you have a multi-speed fan, you can select a fan speed for your fan schedule. Select what hours of the day you’d like your fan to run.Set how long you’d like your fan to run per hour, or set it to always run.You’ll see a spinning fan icon on your thermostat’s screen to let you know it’s running. You can turn the fan off early by selecting Stop fan from the fan menu.Your fan will turn off automatically after the time you’ve selected.If you have a multi-speed fan, you’ll also be able to set your fan speed.Turn the ring to select how long you’d like your fan to run.Press your thermostat ring to open the Quick View menu.Nest Learning Thermostat and Thermostat E Turn your fan on manually Your fan will turn off automatically after the time you’ve selected, but you can turn the fan off early by selecting Stop from the fan menu.Select how long you’d like your fan to run, then tap to confirm.Tap your thermostat’s touch bar and select Fan.Turn on Filter Reminders to help you know when it’s time to replace your system’s filter.įan controls differ slightly depending on which thermostat you have. Select your thermostat below. Running the fan longer will increase your system’s runtime, so you may need to replace the air filter sooner. Running your fan for longer may help to even out the temperatures between rooms in your home, however the fan can use a lot of energy and increase your electric bill. You won’t see fan control options on your thermostat or in the app.Ĭhanging fan settings can change comfort and energy savings.The fan can only run while your system is actively heating or cooling.If there isn’t a wire in your thermostat’s G connector You’ll see a fan icon on the temperature screen when your fan is running because of your fan schedule, or if you’ve turned your fan on manually.

It can’t be set to automatically run or switch off when you leave or come home.

You can set the fan to run a fixed schedule or manually set it to run.

You cannot run the fan if your thermostat is set to Off.

However, you can only run the fan when your thermostat is set to a temperature mode (like Cool mode, for example).

So your system doesn’t need to be actively heating or cooling to run the fan.

You can run your system’s fan independently of heating or cooling.

If there is a wire in your Nest thermostat’s G connector Important things to know about fan control For example, you can set the fan to run all night and automatically turn off in the morning.

If you have a system with a dedicated fan wire, you can manually turn on the fan with the app or your thermostat, or set a fan schedule. If not, your fan will only run automatically when your system is heating or cooling. If your forced air system has a separate fan wire in your Nest thermostat’s G connector, you can run the system fan when it’s not heating or cooling. Forced-air systems run the fan whenever they’re heating or cooling.