Lutron - Caseta Smart Switch for All Bulb Types or Fans, 5A - White

These switches are really well made and work great! I have installed 9 so far. I was going to get an electrician but decided to read all the instructions very well and do it myself. I did mix up the hot and load wires one time but it didn't hurt the switch. The hardest thing for me is fitting it all back into the wall box. If you take your time with each wire and push it as far back as you can spreading them out evenly as possible, the switch will fit just fine. I use Homekit (Apple) for my automation setup. It works great. I like being able to tell Siri what to turn on/off. Or use the switch itself and the app to control our lighting. We like to keep outside lights on at night so I just have them automated to turn on and off at sunrise or sundown. If you enjoy playing around with automation like I do, these won't disappoint. I installed the first switches I bought about a year ago and still working great so far.

This works great, we hooked this to an outlet that is out of reach for easy access. Now I can turn lighted decor on and off in my nook above the tv.

I have had these installed for a while now and they work flawlessly while maintaining an elegant appearance that fits into any surroundings. I have integrated them with my SmartThings Hub and Alexa and also added a Pico remote (sold separately) paired to this switch to create an additional light switch where it is impossible to install a physically wired switch. In short, with the Caseta system, you can get around decades-old lighting dilemmas just by switching out a decades-old light switch, and you can do it yourself in about 15 minutes.

I love the smart outlets they make for a great gift and they are super easy to install

I have had many different brands of Homekit switches that I've tried over the years and have had varying levels of success. These are a little bit more expensive than some of the brands out there and they require a hub (included if you get a starter kit) but they work flawlessly, are super easy to setup, and worth every penny. I will slowly begin swapping out all my other Homekit switches with these.

Perfect switch to compliment my smart home. Decided to go with Lutron after experiencing some minor issues with wemo switch that was starting to get annoying having to reconnect it back to Apple HomeKit for whatever unknown issue that I couldn’t figure out. Have not had the same issue since switch to Lutron so I’m happy.

Over the past couple years I've upgraded most of our switches to the Caseta line, primarily using the standard wireless dimmer with pico remote. However, that basic 2-wire, 2A switch does not always work properly with some LED equipment, and it has been frustrating to be unable to connect those lights (in my case some recessed LED fixtures) to the smart home controls. Enter this 5A, 3-wire solution!! While it does lack the dimming capability of the standard dimmer, the addition of a neutral wire and increased peak load (for startup of the LEDs) has finally allowed us to connect these pesky recessed lights. So, if you want to dim your lights, skip this, but if you need broader support for LEDs that didn't work with the standard Caseta dimmer, check this out as a great alternative.

I've almost replaced every switch in my house. I love these Caseta switches. Paired with the bridge I can control lights with Amazon Alex. This on/off switch without dimmer can be used to control a ceiling fan/light combo (the one with one switch and a pull chain to turn the light and fan on/off from the unit). Those type of lights draw too much power to use the dimmer version of the Caseta switch. I learned this the hard way...installing the other, then when the weather got warm and I turned on the fan, it sounded like it was taking flight and flickered. Be forewarned, you will have to connect the neutral wire in the switch box (the white wire) in addition the the red and black ones used on a normal switch.