[WLamb]

Looking for some feedback for what is out there. I have only used the Lutron Casetta system/bridge when the situation calls for it. It has always worked well for me

What has everyone else used aside from the Lutron system and what is your feedback?

 

[wcord]

Ive used Hubbell's iDevice, which works very well. Haven't tried to see if they are web controlled.
Starting to use Kasa, which the customers are happy with.

 

[908Eng]

For simple, standalone, non-smart devices I've seen these: Levven

Very easy to program. Looks and feels like a standard decora switch. They claim it actually saves copper and overall rough-in budget but I've never seen a trade actually try it out on a full home build.

 

[John Valdes]

I'm trying to buy Caseta for my basement. I need to control some LED fixtures. I want three basic switches to control the fixtures. Appearance is not important at all. But I know so little I need some advice on the order.

This at the power source:

Amazon.com: Lutron Caseta Switch & Remote-Wireless Control | 3-Way Switch | Compatible with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and the Google Assistant | P-PKG1WS-WH | White : Everything Else

Buy Lutron Caseta Switch & Remote-Wireless Control | 3-Way Switch | Compatible with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and the Google Assistant | P-PKG1WS-WH | White: Everything Else - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

www.amazon.com

And this for the other 2 switches.

Lutron 3-Button with Raise/Lower Pico Remote for Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch, PJ2-3BRL-WH-L01R, White - - Amazon.com

Lutron 3-Button with Raise/Lower Pico Remote for Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch, PJ2-3BRL-WH-L01R, White - - Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

Heres my thread I started about this.

Wireless Switches

I have been saying for years I will install a three way loop downstairs in my basement. Well yesterday I found myself in the dark trying to navigate my way to the laundry room where there is a light and switch. This has happened before many times and I almost fell down yesterday. I did fall...

www.electriciantalk.com

I am concerned with product number 2. I do not need to dim the lights, I only want to be to turn them on and off. I am concerened the dimmer product may not work with my LED bypass tubes.

 

[splatz]

One of the best things about Caseta is they do a good job with documentation. If you start here

Application Notes | Caséta Wireless | Lutron

There's a link there for product selection

Product Selection | Lutron

Which will take you to this link for switches

Caséta Wireless In-Wall Switches - PD-5WS-DV, PD-5ANS, PD-6ANS | Lutron

Where I think you'll find the PD-5WS-DV is the best bet for you, no neutral required, which is more expensive than the last time I shopped at $90

Lutron PD-5S-DV-WH $90.08 Wireless RF Switch, 120 to 277VAC, White | Zoro.com

The product selection page also has a link for the Pico remotes

The Pico Remote and its use in the Caseta System | Lutron

Where it looks like the best one for you is the PJ2-2B-GWH-L01 which is not a heck of a lot of money at $20

Lutron PJ2-2B-GWH-L01 $19.80 Wireless Remote Control, 2 Buttons, White | Zoro.com

So all in you're set for $110. I would stick to Zoro over Amazon any day because Amazon welcomes counterfeiters with open arms.

 

[John Valdes]

I ordered the Caseta. Smart switch and 2 Pico remotes. I hope I get the real thing. I ordered it from Amazon. Oh...I read on Lutrons site Amazon is a distributor. They come up when you search "where to buy".

 

[dspiffy]

I have all echo-based switches in my home. Leviton and Treatlife are the two major brands.

 

[nrp3]

I’ve ordered plenty of the Lutron stuff from Amazon. I get the concerns and try to limit my orders to Amazon itself or vendors within that appear to provide what I need.