Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Smart Hub for Light Bulbs and F…
$110.00Original price was: $110.00.$79.95Current price is: $79.95.
Controlling lights, shades and temperature from a mobile device has never been easier or more reliable. The Lutron Caséta Smart Hub allows for setup, control, and monitoring of Lutron Caséta Wireless dimmers and Serena Remote Controlled Shades from a smartphone, tablet and even your Apple Watch wearable. Included Lutron Caséta Smart Hub supports up to 75 devices and works with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Ecobee, the Google Assistant, Ring Honeywell, Logitech, Samsung SmartThings, Sonos, Serena shades & more! Use the Lutron Caséta Smart Hub and free app to control lights, shades and temperature from anywhere. Schedule lights to adjust automatically based on the time of day or create your favorite scenes that adjust multiple lights and shades with the press of a button. Enable geo-fencing to automatically turn your lights on/off when you leave or approach home or to notify you that you left your lights on. Control up to 75 Caséta devices with the Lutron Caséta Smart Hub. Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No Product Dimensions : 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches; 8 ounces Item model number : L-BDG2-WH Date First Available : May 6, 2015 Manufacturer : Lutron Electronics Company, Inc. ASIN : B00XPW67ZM Country of Origin : China
Connects with more leading smart home brands (including Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, the Google Assistant, Ring, Serena shades and Sonos) than any other smart home lighting control brand to manage lights, voice assistants, cameras, temperature, shades and music Works with Alexa to support dimming or switching the lights on/off through voice control (Alexa device and Caséta dimmers/switches sold separately) Easy to use and simple to set up; just connect to your router and follow app instructions Clear Connect Technology does not interfere or compete with Wi-Fi connected devices Supports up to 75 Caséta devices so you can personalize your home and expand at your pace Easy installation; simply plugs into a wall outlet for power, and plugs into your Wi-Fi router The Lutron Caséta Smart Hub can be used in place of a Wink hub to control all your Lutron Caséta devices Includes (1) Lutron Caséta Smart Hub; coordinating accessories sold separately
Price: $110.00 - $79.95 (as of May 03, 2025 20:50:49 UTC – Details)
Customers say
Customers find the smart hub works flawlessly, even from 70 feet away, and is super easy to set up. They appreciate its ability to automate house-wide lighting and its reliable performance, with surprising range that extends coverage to entire backyards. The device is responsive, with lights responding instantly, and integrates well with both Alexa and Siri. While some customers consider it worth the price, others find it not worth the cost.
12 reviews for Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Smart Hub for Light Bulbs and F…
Jorge Valerio N –
Great quality, functionality and ease of installation
Works exactly as expected. Range extended is probBly more than expected
Andrew –
Excellent bridge.
Got this to replace a Wink bridge after they, rather abruptly and rudely, swapped to a pay model.Unboxed, connected to my router (patch cable included) and downloaded the app while the unit powered on. Used the app to create an account, pressed the button on the back when prompted and my iPhone connected within seconds. At this point the firmware update installed and within minutes it was ready to go.I attempted to add my first dimmer and nothing happened. I tried a few times and with different switches still nothing. The app prompted that I might need to reset the switch since it had been connected with Wink. The method on the switch didn’t work and I googled my issue. Instead of using the three taps on the “on” button hold and three taps I found tapping off five times and holding until the lights flash, then tapping five more time (each set of five in half a second or so) forced a factory reset. This worked for me. Once the switch connects the app asks where it is located (kitchen, bedroom, bath, etc) and what kind (pendant, ceiling fan, etc) and automatically groups them based off this info. I had all my 12 switches programed and operating with half an hour.Alexa integration was easy, Lutron is not a default app and you’ll need to find it, once done it was only a matter of logging in. I found the voice controls react much faster than Wink, lights go on/off almost immediately where Wink took a couple seconds. Overall voice control feels way more professional and streamlined while Wink seemed more like a DIY patchwork.The app is very basic and straight forward although it is customizable. Controls mimic the style of the physical switches you tap the switch you want to control and a “switch” pops up and slide your finger up/down for dimmers and tap on/off, I like the Wink style of a group of circles with title much better and it allowed me to easily control multiple switches.
sc-sld –
Works well in my Smart Home setup
Handy accessory for my adjustable light in a Smart Home setting.
Jay Greenblatt –
Very easy to install and configure, small form factor
Overall I like this device, because of the price, form factor, ease of physical installation as well as how simple it was to integrate the switches that I got, BUT would only recommend it for a person starting to get in to making their home smart or one that does not have a significant investment in smart devices to begin with unless you know that they are compatible with this hub.This is fairly Lutron specific and pairs with Lutron device and a few outside vendors such as Ring and Sonos to name a few, but does not seem to have compatibility with Leviton.If you have a lot of investment in other smart devices which are not compatible this might not be the device that you want. (Please see the end of this review for some additional on a possible working alternative.)PROS:Less than $100VERY easy to set up and configureSimple to pair devices to itCONS:Does not seem to work with Leviton smart device and some other manufacturers as well.ADDITIONAL:To be able to use Leviton and Samsung Smart Things it seems that you need the Lutron Caseta L-BDGPRO2-WH – SmartBridge Pro Programmed Via Lutron App ($190 vs $90) or you need to buy a dimmer switch ($60-$80 for each one) or swap out incompatible devices such as your existing Leviton devices ($?) or a Lutron Caseta L-BDGPRO2-WH – SmartBridge Pro Programmed Via Lutron https://a.co/d/5yqNY1n ($190)It was also not obvious to me that there were IFTTT (https://ifttt.com/explore/smart-home-automation-ideas) features in this device or at least nothing that I found via research or in the device interface. IFTTT is a scripting methodology which lets you set certain conditions for conditions or events being met like turning all the interior and exterior lights on in when a linked smoke alarm or CO alarm goes off, or closing an automated water valve off in the event that a flood sensor feels water.Given that the Caséta Smart Hub is already about $90 and the dimmer is about $70, for a $20-$30 more, in theory, the SmartBridge could be the better option for some, like me who have invested in devices from a few different vendors such as Leviton and others or where it would cost significant money, time and effort to replace them with compatible equivalent devices if they are available. (I have the SmartBridge on order so I will be testing all of this in the next week or so.)https://a.co/d/iPjRRqK
David Imhof –
Solid smart switch
Good responsiveness, and easily paired with Alexa. Easy to install
EdS –
Great Lutron Hub
Our home was converted from a light system based on Wink Hub to the Lutron Hub. The hub has been installed for 2 months, and it works flawlessly. There is also no monthly charges with Lutron.
Customer –
Great for controlling lightning.
Simple to install and program.
Marco Morelli –
Works as described and easy to set up.
Dwimmerlaik –
El producto es bastante responsivo con Siri al igual que su aplicación, al presionar los botones o dar la orden a Siri no tarda ni un segundo en realizar el apagado de las luces, totalmente recomendable para aquellos que quieren tener un hogar inteligente.
Kristen .O –
Got to go with light switch works as is says 🙂
Mike W –
Unbelievable how much better this works compared to the Wink hub’s spotty performance , not to mention saying good bye to the Wink subscription fee . This is one case of making my life easier , from the setup to flawless performance. Good on Lutron .
Rob –
No instructions, need to go “Online” to get them. Not fault of the switch but I can’t figure out how to install it. I need a sparky to do it.
Jorge Valerio N –
Great quality, functionality and ease of installation
Works exactly as expected. Range extended is probBly more than expected
Andrew –
Excellent bridge.
Got this to replace a Wink bridge after they, rather abruptly and rudely, swapped to a pay model.Unboxed, connected to my router (patch cable included) and downloaded the app while the unit powered on. Used the app to create an account, pressed the button on the back when prompted and my iPhone connected within seconds. At this point the firmware update installed and within minutes it was ready to go.I attempted to add my first dimmer and nothing happened. I tried a few times and with different switches still nothing. The app prompted that I might need to reset the switch since it had been connected with Wink. The method on the switch didn’t work and I googled my issue. Instead of using the three taps on the “on” button hold and three taps I found tapping off five times and holding until the lights flash, then tapping five more time (each set of five in half a second or so) forced a factory reset. This worked for me. Once the switch connects the app asks where it is located (kitchen, bedroom, bath, etc) and what kind (pendant, ceiling fan, etc) and automatically groups them based off this info. I had all my 12 switches programed and operating with half an hour.Alexa integration was easy, Lutron is not a default app and you’ll need to find it, once done it was only a matter of logging in. I found the voice controls react much faster than Wink, lights go on/off almost immediately where Wink took a couple seconds. Overall voice control feels way more professional and streamlined while Wink seemed more like a DIY patchwork.The app is very basic and straight forward although it is customizable. Controls mimic the style of the physical switches you tap the switch you want to control and a “switch” pops up and slide your finger up/down for dimmers and tap on/off, I like the Wink style of a group of circles with title much better and it allowed me to easily control multiple switches.
sc-sld –
Works well in my Smart Home setup
Handy accessory for my adjustable light in a Smart Home setting.
Jay Greenblatt –
Very easy to install and configure, small form factor
Overall I like this device, because of the price, form factor, ease of physical installation as well as how simple it was to integrate the switches that I got, BUT would only recommend it for a person starting to get in to making their home smart or one that does not have a significant investment in smart devices to begin with unless you know that they are compatible with this hub.This is fairly Lutron specific and pairs with Lutron device and a few outside vendors such as Ring and Sonos to name a few, but does not seem to have compatibility with Leviton.If you have a lot of investment in other smart devices which are not compatible this might not be the device that you want. (Please see the end of this review for some additional on a possible working alternative.)PROS:Less than $100VERY easy to set up and configureSimple to pair devices to itCONS:Does not seem to work with Leviton smart device and some other manufacturers as well.ADDITIONAL:To be able to use Leviton and Samsung Smart Things it seems that you need the Lutron Caseta L-BDGPRO2-WH – SmartBridge Pro Programmed Via Lutron App ($190 vs $90) or you need to buy a dimmer switch ($60-$80 for each one) or swap out incompatible devices such as your existing Leviton devices ($?) or a Lutron Caseta L-BDGPRO2-WH – SmartBridge Pro Programmed Via Lutron https://a.co/d/5yqNY1n ($190)It was also not obvious to me that there were IFTTT (https://ifttt.com/explore/smart-home-automation-ideas) features in this device or at least nothing that I found via research or in the device interface. IFTTT is a scripting methodology which lets you set certain conditions for conditions or events being met like turning all the interior and exterior lights on in when a linked smoke alarm or CO alarm goes off, or closing an automated water valve off in the event that a flood sensor feels water.Given that the Caséta Smart Hub is already about $90 and the dimmer is about $70, for a $20-$30 more, in theory, the SmartBridge could be the better option for some, like me who have invested in devices from a few different vendors such as Leviton and others or where it would cost significant money, time and effort to replace them with compatible equivalent devices if they are available. (I have the SmartBridge on order so I will be testing all of this in the next week or so.)https://a.co/d/iPjRRqK
David Imhof –
Solid smart switch
Good responsiveness, and easily paired with Alexa. Easy to install
EdS –
Great Lutron Hub
Our home was converted from a light system based on Wink Hub to the Lutron Hub. The hub has been installed for 2 months, and it works flawlessly. There is also no monthly charges with Lutron.
Customer –
Great for controlling lightning.
Simple to install and program.
Marco Morelli –
Works as described and easy to set up.
Dwimmerlaik –
El producto es bastante responsivo con Siri al igual que su aplicación, al presionar los botones o dar la orden a Siri no tarda ni un segundo en realizar el apagado de las luces, totalmente recomendable para aquellos que quieren tener un hogar inteligente.
Kristen .O –
Got to go with light switch works as is says 🙂
Mike W –
Unbelievable how much better this works compared to the Wink hub’s spotty performance , not to mention saying good bye to the Wink subscription fee . This is one case of making my life easier , from the setup to flawless performance. Good on Lutron .
Rob –
No instructions, need to go “Online” to get them. Not fault of the switch but I can’t figure out how to install it. I need a sparky to do it.