Which Mysa Product Is Right for You?

Last updated: February 20, 2026

Which Mysa Product Is Right for You?

Mysa offers smart thermostats designed for different types of high-voltage heating systems. Use this guide to find the right product for your home.

Mysa Smart Thermostat (V2)

The Mysa V2 is our flagship smart thermostat, designed for line-voltage (high-voltage) electric heating systems.

  • Baseboard heaters
  • Convectors
  • Fan-forced heaters
  • Supports 120V-240V systems up to 3,800W at 240V
  • Works with the Mysa app, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings

Tip: The Mysa V2 is the best choice for most Canadian and American homes with electric baseboard or convector heaters.

Mysa Lite

Mysa Lite is a streamlined option for budget-conscious homeowners who want smart control without all the premium features.

  • Baseboard heaters and convectors
  • Supports 120V-240V systems
  • Works with the Mysa app and Amazon Alexa
  • Does not support Apple HomeKit, Google Home, or Samsung SmartThings

Note: Mysa Lite does not include an occupancy sensor or all smart home integrations available on the V2.

Mysa for In-Floor Heating

Designed specifically for electric in-floor (radiant) heating systems.

  • Electric in-floor radiant heating mats and cables
  • Supports 120V-240V systems up to 3,800W at 240V
  • Includes a floor temperature sensor
  • Works with the Mysa app, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings

Important: This thermostat is for electric in-floor heating only. It is not compatible with hydronic (water-based) in-floor systems.

Quick Comparison

Feature | Mysa V2 | Mysa Lite | Mysa In-Floor

Baseboard/Convector | Yes | Yes | No

Fan-Forced | Yes | No | No

In-Floor Heating | No | No | Yes

Apple HomeKit | Yes | No | Yes

Google Home | Yes | No | Yes

Amazon Alexa | Yes | Yes | Yes

SmartThings | Yes | No | Yes

Occupancy Sensor | Yes | No | No

Floor Sensor | No | No | Yes

Not Sure Which One You Need?

If you're unsure which Mysa thermostat works with your heating system:

  1. Check the label on your heater for the voltage (120V or 240V) and wattage rating
  2. Identify the type of heater (baseboard, convector, fan-forced, or in-floor)
  3. Decide which smart home integrations matter most to you

Tip: If you need help identifying your heater type, contact our support team with a photo and we'll help you find the right Mysa.

Need help? Contact our support team at support@getmysa.com for personalized product recommendations.