How to set up and
Install your Google Nest doorbell.
(wired)
We'll show you how to set up and install.
Your Google Nest doorbell
wired, In just a few simple steps.
First, you'll check that
the doorbell chime you already have works
with the nest doorbell.
Then you'll set up the nest doorbell and the Google Home app
install the Chime Connector Puck,
and then install the Nest
Doorbell.
The Google Nest Doorbell
Wired is designed to work with low voltage doorbell wiring.
If you're replacing an existing doorbell,
Use our compatibility checker to verify that your current
doorbell wiring is compatible
before you install it,
you may need to replace your existing doorbell transformer,
especially if you live in an older home.
Google Nest Doorbell.
Wired requires a transformer of 16 to 24 VAC 10 to 40 VA.
If you're using a wired chime,
your chime needs to be rated
for the same voltage as your transformer
check to see if your existing transformer meets these
specifications before you start installation.
Look around your house.
Transformers are typically installed near
the main electrical panel, inside the doorbells chime
box, in the
garage, utility room or attic.
If you're unable to locate your existing
doorbell transformer or if you need to install
a new one, you can contact a Nest
Pro or qualified professional.
To help with installation.
After you've verified that the doorbell wiring
is compatible, you'll follow the steps in the app
to install the Chime connector puck inside your chime box.
Then you'll take the nest doorbell outside and install it.
Once the nest doorbell is connected.
And power is turned on, the doorbell.
Conducts its own internal system
check to make sure it's sufficiently powered.
If it is, the status
light will appear blue.
If it's not, the status light will blink yellow.
Which means your doorbell may
not have enough power to stream video.
Contact a Nest Pro.
Or a qualified professional to help with installation.
Everything you need to set
up your Nest doorbell
Wired is included in the box.
You may also need a pencil.
A number two Philips screwdriver.
A power drill, a 3/32 inch or two millimeter drill bit
a quarter inch or six mm masonry bit,
a rubber mallet or hammer and a ladder
if your chime is mounted in a high location.
make sure you have a Google account set up
and the Google Home app installed.
Go to accounts dot google.com to set up an account,
then download the Google
Home app from the Google Play or the Apple App Store.
Add the nest doorbell
wired to the Google Home app.
When prompted,
you'll scan the QR code on the back of your doorbell.
The QR code is also printed on the front of the Quick
Start guide.
The app will now guide you through installation.
Here are some important steps to note.
If you have an existing chime,
you will need to
install the Chime Connector puck to make
sure the doorbell works properly.
If you don't
install the Chime connector, it could damage the Nest doorbell.
Go to your home's breaker box and turn off the power
to your doorbell and chime.
This protects you and your equipment.
Try ringing your doorbell if you already have
one installed to make
sure the power is turned off.
Now remove the cover of your doorbells
chime.
Take a picture of the chimes wires
so you can reference it during installation.
If you previously
Installed a chime Connector, you'll need to remove
It and use the one provided in the box.
With your Nest doorbell.
The Chime
Connector puck is required
to make sure the doorbell works properly.
If you don't install the Chime.
Connector, it could damage the Nest doorbell.
Follow the steps in the app to select how many
Wires are connected to your chime.
Most doorbell chimes
only have two wires, but yours may have more.
Tell the app which wires you are replacing.
Look for the labels on the
Terminals where the wires are attached.
Labels are usually on the terminal connectors or
next to them.
They can also be found on the inside of the Chime cover.
Now select the location of the doorbell
you're replacing
the app will show you
where to connect the chime connector wires
so you connect to them correctly.
Follow the steps in the app
to connect the chime connector wires.
The wire
colors are not important, but where they're connected is.
Let's walk through a simple wiring example
to replace a front doorbell with The Google Nest
Doorbell.
Wired Remember, because chime wiring varies.
So much,
you'll need to follow what the app tells you to see the
Correct wiring instructions for your chime
You can also contact
A Nest Pro or local professional
to help with installation.
In this basic example, loosen the front and trans.
Chime terminal screws where you see the wires attached.
Make sure to keep these wires in place.
Take the chime Connector puck
included in the box and hook each wire clockwise
around the front and trans
terminal screws, tighten the terminal screws, then gently
pull on the wires to make sure they're securely in place.
If the terminals are not labeled.
Loosen the two
Screws where you see wires attached
and make sure to keep these wires in.
Place.
Follow the same steps
in the basic example, to install the Chime connector.
Once you've finished wiring, find a place
for the other end of the Chime connector.
If there's room, you can place. It inside the chime box.
Make sure the connector doesn't touch the
Chime or any moving parts
or your chime may not work properly.
You can also attach the connector
to the outside of your chime cover.
Just remove the adhesive backing.
Now you're ready to. Install your Nest Doorbell.
You'll install the baseplate and then attach the doorbell.
If you are replacing
an existing doorbell.
Once you disconnect.
The wires, make sure to bend or tape the wires so
they don't slip back into the wall.
You also want to make sure the location you
chose has a one inch or two and a half centimeters.
Space above the doorbell.
This is the space that you need to use the hex key when.
You secure the doorbell to the base plate.
Now check the doorbell camera angle.
If you want to change it, use the wedge, provided
it can help position the.
Camera to capture the area you'd like to
view. Position
the baseplate on the wall with the tab at the top.
Pointing towards you and mark the screw holes.
Make sure the wire hole is below or near
the center of the largest opening on the baseplate.
If it's not,
it can prevent your doorbell from locking.
onto the wall plate and working properly.
If you're using the wedge, you'll attach it to
the wall first and mark the screw holes for
the wedge instead.
If the wall is uneven, use the
Spacers provided to help make the surface
level.
The spacers need to be mounted horizontally.
With the tab on top,
feed the wires through the
Base plate
and attach the base plate to the wall
with a long wall screws provided.
If you need to
drill a pilot hole using a 3/32 or two millimeter drill bit.
Be careful to
not over tighten. For hard surfaces like stucco or brick,
use the included wall anchors to attach the
Base plate or wedge to the wall.
Drill a hole for each anchor using a quarter inch or six
millimeter masonry bit,
then gently tap in the anchors with a rubber mallet or hammer.
If you're using the wedge, feed.
The wires through
the hole in the base plate and the wedge, then
use the long wall screws to attach them both to the wall.
Use the wire connectors provided to wire your doorbell.
It will help avoid an electrical short.
It doesn't matter which wire goes into each
connector. Straighten the
wire ends if needed and trim them
so there's no more than a half inch
or 12 millimeters of exposed wire before inserting
them into the connector.
Now use a Phillips
Screwdriver to connect the wires
to the doorbell, push the wires into the
wall, making sure the wires are
positioned down towards
the bottom of the doorbell.
Now attach the doorbell to the base plate.
Align the doorbell to the
holes in the top and bottom of the base plate, making sure
the camera
is at the top and the button is at the bottom.
Push the doorbell in.
Then down until you feel it.
Lock into place. Tighten the hex
security screw with the included hex key.
To secure the doorbell. To the base plate.
The screws should sit flush.
With the top of the doorbell, make sure to not over tighten.
Test the doorbell to make sure it's securely mounted.
If you ever need to remove the doorbell,
loosen the hex security, screw with the hex key,
making sure to keep the screw attached to the doorbell.
Then slide the doorbell.
Up and off the base plate.
Keep the hex key in a safe place in case you need it.
If you misplace it, you
can use a 332nd or two and a half
millimeter hex key.
Now turn the power back on
your Nest doorbell will turn on and the light
on the camera will appear blue.
If the status light blinks yellow,
your doorbell may not be getting enough power.
To stream video.
Contact an electrician or nest pro to increase the voltage.
For now, your nest doorbell will work as a standard doorbell.
Now follow the steps in the Google Home app to finish
setting up your.
Doorbell, you'll connect your doorbell to.
Wi-Fi and then select its location.
You should now see live video.
When your doorbell is recording or monitoring activity.
The status light is green.
When the light is blinking green
a home member is viewing the live video stream.
If you're using an existing chime,
follow the steps in the app to set
the chime duration,
if you have a digital chime.
When you turn on visitor announcements, you can use
Google assistant enabled devices.
Like speakers and displays sold separately.
To announce when someone is at your door.
If you have nest aware sold separately.
You can even announce visitors by name with familiar faces.
When you can't get to the door or you're away from
home,
Use quick responses to respond to someone like "Just a sec
Will be right there" or "Hi there,
You can just leave it.
Thanks". To set it up, select the language
you'd like to use
Your Nest
doorbell comes with 3 hours of event video history so
you can go back and see a recording of what happened.
If you want more video history,
try Nest Aware free for 30 days.
A Nest aware subscription.
Sold separately comes with 30 days of event video
history. Nest Aware
Plus comes with 60 days of Event Video.
History.
And ten days of 24/7 continuous
history
To learn more, visit the Google Health Center.