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We have a dedicated guide that will take you through setting up your Nest Secure Alarm System.
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We have a separate guide to help you get your Nest Secure connected or re-connected to Wi-Fi.
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There are multiple ways to arm and disarm your Nest Secure Alarm system:
Any time Guard asks you to enter your passcode, you can use Tag instead of using Guard's keypad or your phone.
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Nest Tags are a wonderful little RFID keychain device that allows you to arm and disarm your system with ease, instead of entering your passcode on the keypad or reaching for your phone. The Nest Secure Alarm Starter Kit includes only two Nest Tags, however additional Tags can be added if you have a large family, or would like to give temporary access to dog walkers and/or babysitters without providing them with the passcode to your system.
Each Nest Tag can have a name assigned to it. The Nest app can keep track of which Tags are used to arm and disarm the system, allowing you to see who entered your home and at what time. Tags can also be disabled or enabled at any time, or completely removed from the app if need be (in the case that a tag is lost, stolen, or broken).
Up to 10 Nest Tags can be added to the system at once.