User's Guide

WHAT YOU HEAR
ALERTSSILENCING
WHAT IT MEANS WHAT TO DO
“HEADS-UP. THERE’S
SMOKE IN THE [ROOM
NAME]. THE ALARM
MAY SOUND.”
Smoke levels are rising. Put out the source of the
smoke. Then use the Nest
app or press the Nest
button to hush the alert.
Open a window or door
to get fresh air. Then use
the Nest app or press
the Nest button to hush
the alert.
Get out of the house
immediately.
Make sure you’re safe and
have put out the source of
smoke or carbon monoxide.
Make sure you’re safe and
have put out the source or
smoke or carbon monoxide.
1) Operate reset/silence
button (Nest button).
2) Call your fire dept. or 911.
3) Move to fresh air.
4) Do not reenter the
premises until the
emergency services tell
you to. Refer to p. 25
for complete instructions.
Carbon monoxide
levels have been high
for a while.
You’ve hushed an alert.
Nest Protect will now
keep quiet, unless smoke
or carbon monoxide
remains at critical levels.
Smoke or carbon
monoxide levels
are decreasing.
The carbon monoxide in
the room has reached
critical levels.
“HEADS-UP. THERE’S
CARBON MONOXIDE IN
THE [ROOM NAME]. THE
ALARM MAY SOUND.”
(Alarm horn)
“EMERGENCY. THERE’S
CARBON MONOXIDE IN
[ROOM NAME]. MOVE TO
FRESH AIR.”
(Alarm horn)
“EMERGENCY. THERE’S
SMOKE IN [ROOM NAME]”
“SMOKE ALARM HUSHED.”
“CARBON MONOXIDE
ALARM HUSHED.”
“THE ALARM IS OVER.”
YELLOW pulses.
YELLOW pulses.
RED pulses.
RED pulses.
YELLOW or
RED pulses.
GREEN pulses.
WHAT YOU SEE
HEADSUP AND EMERGENCY ALARMS
The smoke in the
room has reached
critical levels.
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