Apple HomeKit

Apple HomeKit

Connect your Mysa for Baseboards to Apple HomeKit to control your thermostats with Siri, the Apple Home app, or HomeKit automations.

All versions (V2, Lite, and V1) support HomeKit.

Connecting to HomeKit

After pairing your Mysa to the Mysa app, connect to HomeKit using the Apple Home app:

1. Open the Apple Home app on your iPhone or iPad
2. Tap + then Add Accessory
3. Scan the HomeKit code on the back of your thermostat (or on the base plate behind the thermostat)
4. Assign the thermostat to a room
5. Follow the prompts to complete setup

Note Your iPhone/iPad and Mysa must be on the same Wi-Fi network during setup.

What You Can Do

Once connected, you can:

• Control Mysa from the Apple Home app
• Use Siri voice commands
• Include Mysa in HomeKit scenes and automations
• View and control Mysa on your Apple Watch
• Control Mysa from your Mac

Siri Voice Commands

Check Temperature

• "Hey Siri, what's the temperature in the [room name]?"
• "Hey Siri, what's the [room name] set to?"
• "Hey Siri, what is the humidity in the [room name]?" (V2 and V1 only)

Set Temperature

• "Hey Siri, set the [room name] to [temperature]"
• "Hey Siri, set the temperature in the [room name] to [temperature]"

Adjust Temperature

• "Hey Siri, increase the temperature in the [room name]"
• "Hey Siri, decrease the temperature in the [room name]"
• "Hey Siri, increase the [room name] by [number] degrees"
• "Hey Siri, decrease the [room name] by [number] degrees"

Turn Off

• "Hey Siri, turn off the [room name] thermostat"

HomeKit Scenes

Create scenes to control multiple thermostats at once:

1. Open the Apple Home app
2. Tap + then Add Scene
3. Create a custom scene
4. Add your Mysa thermostats
5. Set the temperature for each

Example scenes: "Good Morning" (warm up the house), "Leaving Home" (set back temperatures), "Movie Night" (comfortable living room).

HomeKit Automations

Automate your thermostats based on time, location, or other triggers:

1. Open the Apple Home app
2. Tap Automation
3. Tap + to create a new automation
4. Choose a trigger (time of day, when you leave, when you arrive, etc.)
5. Select your Mysa thermostats and set the action

Troubleshooting

Mysa not appearing in Home app:

• Make sure your Mysa is online in the Mysa app first
• Your iPhone and Mysa must be on the same Wi-Fi network during setup
• Check that Bluetooth is enabled on your iPhone

HomeKit stops responding:

• Check that your Mysa is online in the Mysa app
• Try removing and re-adding the thermostat in HomeKit
• Restart your HomeKit hub (Apple TV, HomePod, or iPad)

"No Response" in Home app:

• Your Mysa may be offline — check Wi-Fi connection
• Try power cycling the thermostat at the breaker
• Remove from HomeKit and re-add

Removing from HomeKit

1. Open the Apple Home app
2. Long-press on your Mysa thermostat
3. Scroll down and tap Remove Accessory

This only removes the HomeKit connection — your thermostat stays connected to the Mysa app.

Need Help?

Email: support@getmysa.com