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Alex Noland
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de enero de 2025
We have started installing these switches throughout the home and they are so easy to install, sleek looking and also connect to Amazon Alexa for convenience. Highly recommend these to anyone looking for home automation, integration and overall functionality. The added hub is great value for the money.
Brandon C
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de abril de 2025
Really glad this works without a neutral wiring. We have old wiring and no neutral is available at the current switch location (and not easy to add at this point).The hub requires ethernet (not WiFi) which I overlooked. Not a big deal, it just means I had to plug in at my router, which is on the other side of the house from this light switch (more than 30ft or whatever the claimed range is). It does allow me to control the light switch via the app, but I believe it is too far to update the app properly (e.g. the app think the light is "off" when it is really on), which means from the app I have to "turn it on" (even though already on), then again tap to turn it off. Not a total dealbreaker but a bit non-ideal. I may brainstorm options, either trying to run ethernet to move the hub, or perhaps buy the hub "extender" which should extend the range.The included remote is nice to turn off the lights while sitting on the couch. Overall, great starter kit.
thomasx11
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de junio de 2024
First project was to add controllable lights to a short-term rental property. This starter kit was an excellent buy and was the jumping point for the base system. It comes with a Lutron hub which I use to control all of the add-on switches. For interior lights I used the dimmable decora-type Diva switches. For lights which you don't want to dim (think front porch... exterior lights, etc.), you'll want to consider their Claro switches. You can also buy switches just for lamps.. which wouldn't require any electrical skills.These are largely DIY friendly, though you must have basic electrical knowledge and skills (else get an electrician or start hitting the books).The hub is a breeze to set up. You need to set up a free account with Lutron. There's a decent app which makes the whole thing reachable remotely. You can do schedules, have an "away mode" which will make the property appear to be lived-in by turning lights on and off during certain hours, etc.It's a good system. I've used and trusted Lutron equipment for years. This base for lighting automation doesn't disappoint.
Jeremiah Powell
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de mayo de 2024
Wow these switches went in super easy and work awesome just remember you don’t need the neutral wire to use the dimmer and that was so nice cause I have an older house so I could use them without a problem. The pico remotes work just like the main switch
James Lin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de abril de 2024
I switched a dumb dimmer and a rocker switch to these Diva Caseta Dimmers. The wiring is really straightforward, and the instructions are very easy to follow. Pairing with the Lutron app is really fast, and so far, it has been completely stable and reliable. Google Home was able to link up with Lutron and add the devices without issue. I've had so many problems with Kasa devices disappearing or becoming unresponsive, but Lutron just works.The included Pico remote and wall mount kit is fantastic for adding a second switch without having to do additional wiring. The remote is thin enough that it can fit into the depth of a standard Decora wall plate, so it really does look like another switch on the wall.The hub does require an ethernet connection, so you'll need to make sure that you have a free ethernet port ready. Lutron advertises a 30 foot range for the hub, but that seems to be for worst case scenarios. In normal conditions, the range is considerably farther.The only issue that I've come across with the Lutron Caseta is that the fade-in and fade-out times for the on/off switches aren't programmable at all. The app let you configure the low/high trim and the LED status indicators. The fade times are even configurable in their "dumb" Maestro line of "dumb" dimmers. It's baffling, because the lights turn on and off at a different rate when I use Google Home, meaning that the fade times are adjustable. It seems like the Caseta dimmer just has hard-coded fade-in and fade-out speeds for the on and off buttons.Overall though, I'm really happy with these dimmers and the Caseta platform in general.
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