Recent Blog Posts
A Guide to Smart Thermostats: Which One Works for Me?
High Voltage Heating vs. Low Voltage Heating The smart home revolution has started. Homeowners are looking for innovative solutions to improve the energy efficiency of their residence. Since home heating accounts for a significant portion of energy consumption, smart...
5 Ways to Save on Your Heating Bill
As the cost of heating rises, homeowners are looking for ways to lower their costs. There are several easy and smart solutions for saving money on your heating bill.
Why We Care About the Weather (And You Should Too!)
Weather effects more than just your morning commute, or your daily routine. It also effects how you heat your home! Joshua Green can tell you all about it here (and why it matters for Mysa).
Smart Home Focus
Welcome to the first volume of Smart Home Focus – a weekly blog post surrounding the latest in smart home and IoT tech. Here you will find some of the coolest products out there for smart homeowners and updates to some technology you might already know!
Mysa and Smart Home Integrations
Why would you want to be able to integrate Mysa with one or more of these smart home platforms? It comes down to three things: Consolidated Control, Scenes, and Voice Control.
Why Canada Needs its Own Smart Thermostat.
Why nobody else is building a smart learning thermostat for electric baseboard heaters, and why a Canadian company chose to be the first.
Why does my smart thermostat need to be connected to the Cloud?
In last week’s blog post “What happens if my internet goes out?” I mentioned I would follow up with another post about what features the Cloud brings to Mysa smart thermostats.
The answer is it brings A LOT! It’s these features that really make a smart thermostat “smart” not just an “internet accessible thermostat” like our competitors.
Our Namesake – Mysa
Mysa is named after the Swedish word – mysa. Mysa is a verb meaning “to be engaged in an activity that is comfortable or pleasurable”.
What Happens If My Internet Goes Down?
What will happen if my internet goes down and will I still be able to control the heat in my home? Spoiler!!! The answer is YES! We took this design challenge very seriously…
A Typical Snow Day in Newfoundland.
Andrew Murphy takes you through what his snow day looked like yesterday. A snow day without a smart thermostat.