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mbates888

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Integrating Nest Protect Smoke/CO2 Detectors

I have existing Nest Protect Smoke/CO2 detectors in my home.  Is there a way that I can tie these into my SimpliSafe system so the fire department can be called if a fire is detected?

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captain11

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@mbates888 unfortunately, the short answer is no.

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tonymyles

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@captain11​ Is this still the case? If so, are there any plans to add integration with Nest smoke detectors in the future?

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emily_s

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Hi @tonymyles​, 

SimpliSafe uses its own system that isn’t able to integrate components from other companies. It’s a closed system so that we can ensure quality, and keep the whole system truly secure.

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captain11

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@tonymyles​ Here we are two years later since I sent that reply and there still is no integration, and doubt, it will ever be coming. Please note, I am not a Simplisafe associate, a customer like you, so this is only my opinion. You will have to reach out directly to Simplisafe for an official reply, but I think the reply above from SS still stands.

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dan9951d9

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Another SimpliSafe user who would like to integrate my nest protect

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universalblue

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Add another.....

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dlpsr

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Since its still apparently a no here.

There are other options.

It's my understanding some Nest works with Google Home (I looked in the Home app, Nest is in there), maybe Alexa🤷 and some other hardware/software.

You can buy third party monitoring for about $10 per month. DIY on setup. Probably relies on your WiFi to function all around. No Cellular backup unless you set it up.

I don't use either Home or Alexa much for transparency. I do use other hardware/software and my own local voice Assist controller a little. Very little.

Consider Nest hardware end of life. 7 to 10 years.

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