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Select Walmart Stores: Google Wired Nest Protect (2nd Generation, White) Expired
$46.80
$119.00
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Select Walmart Stores have Google Wired Nest Protect (2nd Generation, White) for $46.82. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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About this product:
- Tells you what and where: Nest Protect speaks up to tell you if there's smoke or CO and tells you where the problem is so you know what to do
- Know from anywhere: Connect the Nest Protect to Wi-Fi and it'll send a message to your phone if the alarm goes off
- Nest Protect sees the CO you can't: Carbon monoxide is odorless, invisible and deadly. When there's CO, Nest Protect tells you where it's hiding
- Nightly Promise: Nest Protect tests its sensors and batteries constantly and lets you know they're working with a quick green glow at night, and a motion-activated light
- Silence the chirp: Low-battery chirps ever rattle your dreams? Nest Protect shows you its batteries are good before you doze off
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Is selling everywhere else for $119.95. This is a steal on a fabulous, trouble-free smoke/CO detector. Just be sure to pair it with an ionizing detector so as to be able to detect both types of fire (the Nest Protect uses a photoelectric detector).
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| Product Name: | Google Nest Protect (Wired) 2nd Generation, White |
| Product Description: | 2-Year plan - $5.00 |
| Product SKU: | 45806611 |
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A person could purchase multiple Protects with differing manufacture dates. They install all of them at the same time, but eventually the first one will deactivate when it reaches the programmed expiration. Are they just going to replace the 1 unit, or buy replacements for all at the same time, thus repeating the same problem of getting varying manufacture dates?
There just has to be a better way to make this product, I'm just not seeing it.
4 out of 5 were manufactured in July 2022.
1 out of 5 was manufactured in January 2018.
I doubt I have any recourse with the almost-5-year-old smoke detector, I'll probably end up returning that.
A person could purchase multiple Protects with differing manufacture dates. They install all of them at the same time, but eventually the first one will deactivate when it reaches the programmed expiration. Are they just going to replace the 1 unit, or buy replacements for all at the same time, thus repeating the same problem of getting varying manufacture dates?
There just has to be a better way to make this product, I'm just not seeing it.
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You can check the serial number, char 9 and 10 are the manufactured year. I've confirmed this on all 4 old packaging units and thats the way to tell.
As far as the new packaging units go, looks like that is NOT the case. Perhaps its Char 11 and 12, but both my new packaging units have 222000 in the middle, so hard to tell if the 11th and 12th are actually the year or not.
You can check the serial number, char 9 and 10 are the manufactured year. I've confirmed this on all 4 old packaging units and thats the way to tell.
As far as the new packaging units go, looks like that is NOT the case. Perhaps its Char 11 and 12, but both my new packaging units have 222000 in the middle, so hard to tell if the 11th and 12th are actually the year or not.
I opened the box, and confirmed that the manufactured year on the label coincides with the serial number chars 9 and 10 for the old packaging, as far as the new packaging, it may or may not be chars 11 and 12, but dont think that turning the unit on and linking it to the app will show any additional details as I already have the manufactured year and serial numbers
Unless I am of course missing the point of your request lol
I opened the box, and confirmed that the manufactured year on the label coincides with the serial number chars 9 and 10 for the old packaging, as far as the new packaging, it may or may not be chars 11 and 12, but dont think that turning the unit on and linking it to the app will show any additional details as I already have the manufactured year and serial numbers
Unless I am of course missing the point of your request lol
I didn't realize you know the manufacture date and couldn't determine what part of the SN coincides with it.
My assumption was that ww/yy format is unique enough that you could determine what part of the SN it was by knowing which week and month the unit was manufactured in the app, or at least doing a little figuring based on remaining life.
My assumption was that ww/yy format is unique enough that you could determine what part of the SN it was by knowing which week and month the unit was manufactured in the app, or at least doing a little figuring based on remaining life.
Ahh okay, no the date is printed on the back of the unit once you get it out of the box. It says manufactured date and end date, which is a 10 year span.
My summary of 3 different stores;
qty 3 - order cancelled
qty 3 - all manufactured 2018
qty 1 - manufactured 2017
Still haven't tried repurchase, return strategy yet.
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My summary of 3 different stores;
qty 3 - order cancelled
qty 3 - all manufactured 2018
qty 1 - manufactured 2017
Still haven't tried repurchase, return strategy yet.
keep us updated if you try the return strategy