Baseboard- This type is recommended for Mysa's controlling electric baseboard heaters.
Fan forced- This type is recommended for Mysa's controlling electric fan forced heaters or toe kick heaters. The below table explains the difference in the fan forced cycle types.
|
Option |
Period Length |
Min On Time |
Max off Time |
Max Cycles per Hour |
|
Short |
3 Minutes |
45 Seconds |
45 Seconds |
20 on + 20 off |
|
Medium |
4 Minutes |
60 Seconds |
60 Seconds |
15 on + 15 off |
|
Long |
6 Minutes |
90 Seconds |
90 Seconds |
10 on + 10 off |
Radiant- This type should be selected if your Mysa is controlling an electric radiant system, such as radiant ceiling heaters. In this mode, Mysa will only turn on when the room temperature falls to 0.5 Deg C (1 Deg F) less than the set temperature.
Please note that 'Radiant' control will only appear on Mysa's running firmware 1.4.2 or newer. If your thermostat is not on the latest firmware it should update about 3 hours after installation.