The Mysa Smart Thermostat LITE is a smart thermostat for 120V and 240V electric baseboard and wall heaters, which most smart thermostats cannot control. It needs no subscription and sells for about $90 to $110.
What you need before you buy
Line-voltage electric heat (baseboard, wall, convector or radiant ceiling).
Four wires at the thermostat, including a neutral or second live wire.
An electrician if local code requires it or you are not comfortable with high voltage.
How it saves energy
Schedules and geofencing turn heaters down while you are out and warm rooms before you return, which Mysa says can save up to 26% on heating.
How I researched this: Mysa’s LITE product page and wiring guide, the Amazon listing, and a video review from Pixel Review. Prices checked October 30, 2026.
Mysa Smart Thermostat LITE
The Mysa LITE brings smart scheduling to electric baseboard heaters with no subscription. Here is what wiring you need first.
Product Brand:
Mysa
Editor's Rating: 4.4
Pros
Made for 120V and 240V electric baseboard and wall heaters that normal smart thermostats cannot control
No subscription: schedules, voice, geofencing and reports are free
Up to 1,900W at 120V or 3,800W at 240V
5-year warranty and support 7 days a week
Mysa says up to 26% savings on heating
Cons
Will not work on 24V furnaces or central heat pumps
Needs 4 wires, including a neutral or second live wire
High-voltage wiring may need an electrician
One thermostat per heater zone adds up in a big home
Specs
Model
Mysa Smart Thermostat LITE
Heating type
Line voltage (120V or 240V) electric baseboard, fan-forced, wall, convector and radiant ceiling heat
If your home has electric baseboard heat, the Mysa LITE is the easy way to get smart scheduling and real savings, with no subscription. It is the wrong product for central furnaces or heat pumps; pick the Nest Thermostat or ecobee Essential for those.
No. It is only for 120V or 240V line-voltage heaters such as baseboards. For a furnace or central heat pump, choose a 24V thermostat like the Google Nest Thermostat.
Do I need a neutral wire?
You need four wires, including a neutral or a second live wire. It will not work on a two-wire switch loop.
Is there a subscription?
No. Scheduling, voice control, geofencing and the monthly runtime email are all free.
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