Mysa Smart Thermostat For Baseboard Electric Heat - Unboxing - Review - 

Your wiring this in a 120v configuration..so if it is a 240 volt installation L2 is a hot wire, (no neutral required). You dont need a neutral to wire this..they are dual 120 240 volt ..just pick your application..good video..just thought i would add this 👍

great to haver a DIY guy from the same region as I am in. Well done

You did a very good job, on this video. except misleading everyone. When you went to the breaker box. You shut off a double breaker. It was 240 volts. A 240 volt circuit generally does not use a Neutral Wire, unless it's an appliance, that also uses 110 volts. You have 2 hot lines. running at 60 cycles a second. Half of the time one of the lines provide a return path for the current, the other half of the time the other line provides the return path. That's how you get 220 - 240 volts. The wire you called Neutral was Red, indicating it was a HOT line. L1 & L2

Electric heat is costly! Agreed... so I ordered a Mysa. Thanks for the video. The biggest drawback I found with smart devices is my routers must be set in default. Can't change the channel to one my neighbors aren't using, otherwise the device won't connect...

Thank you

Hey wonderful video! Thanks for providing this. I see a lot of reviews on amazon are having connectivity issues on the wifi side. Have you had connectivity issues with this now that it's been a while? Again your video is so much appreciated. Bought a home a few months ago that is heated using baseboards. Looking into making a good smart device switch.

Hi and thanks for the video. I have an old house and dont have a neutral wire. Is there a work around? For my smart light switches I had to go with lutron casetta ($$) as they dont require a neutral wire. I hope there is a work around. Im on apple homekit. thanks for your time!

Are you able to check and control your temperature from a different location when your not home via internet?

Be safe and never use a non-contact power tester for determining if the power is off. Use a multimeter when your safety is concerned. Non-contact testers do not always detect the presence of electricity. They almost always work but that is not the same as always working. Thanks for the video! My power company is offering rebates on this model so I am researching them.

What happens if u move into a home with these in it and don't have paperwork?

Just installed mine. They are great but the UI has a bit of a learning curve. Also if there is a lot of wiring in the box they can be hard to sit flush.

So when you told Alexa to set kitchen temperature to 20 the Alexa at my house set the kitchen lights to 20% brightness 😩

What was the device called you used to check if power/outlet was still live?

Hi, I have a Cadet 1000W 240V Baseboard heater with the thermostat on the actual heater. Is there a work around to this?

Does works with cooling ac?

They only have single pole?

4:30 What did you call the wire nut ?

Does this have occupancy sensor

its drop ur bill?

Useless for my condo. I have 4 individual heaters with a dial 1-5 heat adjustment. I thought this was for individual thermostats for each heater not a wall thermostat.

No