Mysa for Baseboards: V3 vs V2 vs Lite

Last updated: October 5, 2026

Mysa Baseboard 3, V2, and Lite all control compatible line-voltage electric baseboard, convector, fan-forced, and radiant ceiling heating. The main differences are electrical capacity, heat-control hardware, app features, on-device controls, and smart-home connectivity.

Feature comparison

Feature

V3

V2

Lite

Maximum load at 120 V

2,000 W

1,900 W

1,900 W

Maximum load at 240 V

4,000 W

3,800 W

3,800 W

Heat control

Triac, proportional output

Relay, on/off output

Relay, on/off output

On-device controls

Capacitive up/down

Capacitive up/down

Physical up/down buttons

Temperature and humidity sensor

Yes

Yes

Temperature only

Energy charting

Yes

Yes

No kWh charting

Zones

Yes

Yes

No

Saved Schedules

Yes

Yes

No

Environmental Smart Alerts

Yes

Yes

No

Pre-heating

Smart Early-On

Fixed 30-minute Early On

No

Temperature offset

Yes

Yes

Yes

Adaptive brightness

Yes

Yes

No

Wake on Approach

Yes

Yes

No

Smart-home setup

Matter

Native Apple Home, Google Home, and Alexa integrations

Native Apple Home, Google Home, and Alexa integrations

Hardware access control

Hardware Lockout Options

Button Lock and hardware setpoint limits

Button Lock and hardware setpoint limits

Choose V3 if you want

  • The highest electrical capacity in the Mysa baseboard line

  • Smoother proportional heat output from triac control

  • Matter smart-home connectivity

  • Smart Early-On, temperature offset, energy charting, Zones, and Smart Alerts

  • New Hardware Lockout Options

Choose V2 if you want

  • The premium legacy feature set with native Apple Home, Google Home, and Alexa integrations

  • Energy charting, Zones, Saved Schedules, humidity, Smart Alerts, temperature offset, and the older 30-minute Early On feature

Choose Lite if you want

  • Core app control, scheduling, shortcuts, geofencing, and temperature offset

  • Physical controls

  • A lower-cost thermostat without humidity sensing, Zones, Saved Schedules, or kWh energy charting

Check electrical compatibility before buying. Do not apply V3's 2,000 W / 4,000 W ratings to V2 or Lite.