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popularhomeslicer posted Dec 21, 2025 10:57 AM
popularhomeslicer posted Dec 21, 2025 10:57 AM

Lutron Caseta Original Smart Switch Starter Kit $61.99 at Woot

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Good deal for switch and hub. Also have non dimming kit same price.

Lutron Caseta Original Smart Light Switch Kit


https://tools.woot.com/offers/lut...switch-kit

https://tools.woot.com/offers/lut...tarter-kit OOS
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Good deal for switch and hub. Also have non dimming kit same price.

Lutron Caseta Original Smart Light Switch Kit


https://tools.woot.com/offers/lut...switch-kit

https://tools.woot.com/offers/lut...tarter-kit OOS

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grayguy1Dec 21, 2025 04:23 PM
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As someone who has over a dozen of these in my house, I would suggest anyone interested in going Lutron Caseta consider going with the newer style of the dimmer switch over these. These work, but they are hard to adjust in the dark and do not have memory for their last on state.
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booyaacpnDec 21, 2025 04:42 PM
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Quote from grayguy1 :
As someone who has over a dozen of these in my house, I would suggest anyone interested in going Lutron Caseta consider going with the newer style of the dimmer switch over these. These work, but they are hard to adjust in the dark and do not have memory for their last on state.
Thanks!
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WilliamGDec 21, 2025 05:31 PM
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Thanks!
Conversely I prefer the original by far. It's one click for max brightness whereas it's not for the "newer" style unless you leave the dimmer physically higher. I think it's an inferior design but a necessary one for those who aren't replacing all their flat switches so to make them match these make sense. If replacing all I much prefer the original.
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InfinityGamerDec 21, 2025 05:43 PM
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Quote from grayguy1 :
I would suggest anyone interested in going Lutron Caseta consider going with the newer style of the dimmer switch over these.
Thanks, which newer style dimmer switch do you suggest?
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grayguy1Dec 21, 2025 05:45 PM
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Quote from WilliamG :
Conversely I prefer the original by far. It's one click for max brightness whereas it's not for the "newer" style unless you leave the dimmer physically higher. I think it's an inferior design but a necessary one for those who aren't replacing all their flat switches so to make them match these make sense. If replacing all I much prefer the original.
That's an interesting, and uncommon perspective. The new ones behave like classic slider switches with the ability to set the preferred dim level so you just have to turn it on/off and you default to what you want. Prefer a different brightness? You can adjust it immediately with the slider rather than wait while you hold down the up/down button for it to get to where you need it.

On the classic style, if you prefer a middle dim level by default, you have to either go super bright and dim down, or hope you feel for the right little triangle button and wait for it to progress from darkness to where you want it. It's my biggest annoyance.

On the new ones, if you want full brightness but don't want to adjust the slider - which it sounds like you prefer - you just double tap the on button and it's fully bright. It's way more functional from my point of view.
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grayguy1Dec 21, 2025 05:57 PM
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Quote from InfinityGamer :

Thanks, which newer style dimmer switch do you suggest?
The style here are the legacy ones that they've had for many years. They changed the design because of common user complaints to the newer style:
Diva Smart Dimmer (DVRF-6L)
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amrogers3Dec 21, 2025 09:03 PM
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Quote from grayguy1 :
As someone who has over a dozen of these in my house, I would suggest anyone interested in going Lutron Caseta consider going with the newer style of the dimmer switch over these. These work, but they are hard to adjust in the dark and do not have memory for their last on state.
Big thanks
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JoeBlo1979Dec 22, 2025 03:12 PM
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Quote from grayguy1 :
That's an interesting, and uncommon perspective. The new ones behave like classic slider switches with the ability to set the preferred dim level so you just have to turn it on/off and you default to what you want. Prefer a different brightness? You can adjust it immediately with the slider rather than wait while you hold down the up/down button for it to get to where you need it?

On the classic style, if you prefer a middle dim level by default, you have to either go super bright and dim down, or hope you feel for the right little triangle button and wait for it to progress from darkness to where you want it. It's my biggest annoyance.

On the new ones, if you want full brightness but don't want to adjust the slider - which it sounds like you prefer - you just double tap the on button and it's fully bright. It's way more functional from my point of view.
Have a bunch of the "legacy" switches and pretty much only use the on/off function as dimming is not intuitive. Only time I really dim is via the app or with some presets.
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This is the single pole switch (not a dimmer) and a neutral wire is required.
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Quote from grayguy1 :
As someone who has over a dozen of these in my house, I would suggest anyone interested in going Lutron Caseta consider going with the newer style of the dimmer switch over these. These work, but they are hard to adjust in the dark and do not have memory for their last on state.
I also like the aesthetics of the newer design better and they are more uniform with the other switches.

One other interesting observation is that we hardly use most of the switches - they are integrated with Google home and automatically turn on / off. Few of the switches are paired with a motion sensor - so again automatically turn on. And in some places, instead of using a smart switch, a plain motion sensor switch is lot more effective.

Add: And the ones integrated with Google home, we also verbally ask Google to turn ON/ Off the switch.
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Quote from artcab :
This is the single pole switch (not a dimmer) and a neutral wire is required.
The dimmer one sold out. Now just the regular smart switch available. N yes this one requires a neutral

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