Change Nest Protect Wi-Fi network (2024)

If you change your router’s settings, Wi-Fi name or password, or install a new router, you need to update the Wi-Fi information on your Google Nest Protect.

Tip: If you give your new home network the same network name (SSID) and password as the previous one, your Nest products will automatically reconnect.

  1. On the Nest app home screen, tap Settings Change Nest Protect Wi-Fi network (1).

  2. Select your Protect.

  3. Go to Device options Change Nest Protect Wi-Fi network (2)Wi-Fi connection.

  4. Tap Next. Nest will attempt to connect to your Protect, and it will start looking for nearby Wi-Fi networks.

  5. Select your Wi-Fi network and enter the password. Your Protect should automatically reconnect. If it doesn't reconnect, go to Troubleshoot when Nest Protect disconnects or is offline.

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Change Nest Protect Wi-Fi network (2024)

FAQs

Change Nest Protect Wi-Fi network? ›

Yes, you keep your existing router from your ISP. The Nest Wifi router is plugged into your existing ISP equipment and is set up as a second network. Nest Wifi is backwards compatible with existing Google Wifi network. If you already have a Google Wifi network set up, learn how to use Nest Wifi with Google Wifi points.

How do I change my Nest camera to a new Wi-Fi network? ›

Use the Google Home app
  1. Open the Google Home app .
  2. Tap Favorites or Devices .
  3. Tap and hold your device's tile More. Settings .
  4. Tap Remove Device. ...
  5. Wait for the device to finish the factory reset.
  6. Tap Devices Add Google Nest or partner device .
  7. Continue to set up your camera or doorbell with the new Wi-Fi information.

How do I reconnect Google nest to Wi-Fi? ›

To connect your Google Nest to your home WiFi network, follow these steps:
  1. Press the ring on the Google Nest to bring up the menu.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. Turn the ring and select Network.
  4. Select your wireless network (it may take a moment for your network to appear).
  5. Enter your home Wi-Fi password.
  6. Select Done.

Can I use Google nest WIFI with another router? ›

Yes, you keep your existing router from your ISP. The Nest Wifi router is plugged into your existing ISP equipment and is set up as a second network. Nest Wifi is backwards compatible with existing Google Wifi network. If you already have a Google Wifi network set up, learn how to use Nest Wifi with Google Wifi points.

Why won't my Google Home connect to my Wi-Fi? ›

Make sure your Google Home or Nest device is within 15 - 20 ft (4 - 6 m) of the Wi-Fi router. If you have a dual band router, try to set up your device on both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Make sure Wi-Fi, Location Services and Bluetooth are turned ON on your phone or tablet. Turn OFF mobile/cellular data.

Will Nest camera automatically reconnect to Wi-Fi? ›

Your Nest products will automatically try to reconnect to your network at regular intervals. If your Nest product is offline in the app for an extended period of time, it's unable to reconnect to your home Wi-Fi network.

Can I have Nest cameras on different networks? ›

The Nest Aware subscription is based on your Google account. So if you are using the same account for everything you should be ok. Different WiFi networks don't really matter as long as the devices are able to reach the internet.

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