Build your smart lighting system with as few or as many products as you’d like. A kit is the easiest way to begin, but you can also purchase products individually and mix and match them. You can add more products to your system at any time.

• 1 Smart Bridge
• 1 Dimmer
• 1 Pico Remote
• 1 Wallplate

LAMP DIMMER

• Features two receptacles for simultaneous control of two lamps
• Simply plugs into a standard wall receptacle
• Works with dimmable LEDs (up to 100W)
• Also works with halogen and incandescent bulbs (up to 300W)

DIMMER

• Doesn’t require a neutral wire—ideal for retrofit or new construction
• No polarity for line or load wiring—mistake-proof wiring
• Works with compatible dimmable LEDs (up to 150W), and incandescent and halogen bulbs (up to 600W)
• Use Pico remotes for additional dimmers in multi-location dimming applications

• Works with Pico remote controls
• Works with the Lutron App
• Lutron patented Clear Connect RF Technology works through walls and floors
• Installation requires neutral wire
• Low minimum load requirement

• Works with Pico remote controls
• Works with the Lutron App
• Lutron patented Clear Connect RF Technology works through walls and floors
• Dual voltage (120 V~ and 277 V~)
• Simple two-wire installation (no neutral wire required)

• The Caséta Wireless In-Wall Dimmer PRO provides dimming of multiple load types and, when paired with Pico remote controls, allows remote control from anywhere in the space.
• When used with the Lutron Smart Bridge or Smart Bridge PRO, the Caséta Wireless In-Wall Dimmer PRO may be programmed via the Lutron app
• Lutron ® patented Clear Connect ® RF Technology works through walls and floors.
• Neutral-optional dimmer is ideal for retrofit applications when used in two-wire mode

Lutron has recently introduced a new system that sits in between their RadioRA 2 and Caséta system. It’s call the RA2 Select. RA2 Select has integrated the best from both systems and put it into a package that is more affordable to customers that seeks the flexibility of RadioRA 2 at lower prices. It also uses the Caséta phone app to do the programming, making it much easier for the end user to play around with their scenes.

RA2 Select uses all the existing RadioRA 2 devices such as the Maestro dimmers and PICO wireless control. However, seeTouch keypads and RF modules and wireless occupancy or daylight sensors are not yet available. It uses a different repeater called the RA2 Select main repeater, which is the equivalent of the main repeater plus the Lutron connect bridge in one module. This helps customers saves money because they no longer need to buy two separate components to do the same thing. It can host 100 devices total in a system and can have up to 4 wireless repeaters to extend the wireless range.

RA2 Select is using the “Lutron Caséta & RA2 Select App” to do all its programmings available to Android or iOS devices. This makes programming a lot easier than RadioRA 2 as that system you will need to have a computer with proper software to program and create/edit scenes of your home.

RA2 Select is also extremely easy to upgrade. If at any point the user decided that they need the seeTouch keypads or any of the sensors that only RadioRA 2 has, all they need to do is the get the RadioRA 2 main repeater and Lutron connect bridge and swap out the RA2 Select main repeater. There will be no extra devices that needs to be replaced therefore saving the home owner a lot of time and money.

Trying to decide on a good home automation system? Maybe this will help:

What is the difference between a good home automation system and a bad? I’ll tell you… A good home automation system is easily understood by the homeowner. They should be able to change scenes and make adjustments whenever they need to. If they add more devices, it should be an easy addition. Lutron Caseta, RadioRA2 and RadioRA2Select are good examples. Do what you want when you want. Product Info & Brochures 

A bad home automation system: Highly functional but the homeowner needs a programmer to show up and, basically write code to program the thing. Where is the sense in that? I spoke with a salesperson from #RTi and they said this system is so hard to set up and program, they “can’t just sell it to anyone”. Wow, that’s a hard thing to wrap my head around. Get something that you and your family will understand and not have to go to a coding boot camp for.

While complex systems make sense for some people, I’ve found that most homeowners are looking for simple to advanced functionality, compatibility (Apple Homeworks i.e.,) great aesthetics, ease of use and a great price point. The other thing homeowners look for in a good home automation system is the ability to scale. Maybe they want to add some controls for blinds or want to heat or cool their home before they arrive. Landscape lighting automation is quickly becoming a hit as well.

Contact Lite Rite Controls can help you find the system that fits your need. From planning, products to programming, we can help you to build the smart home of the future.

We Create What You Control

This is a Pico Wireless Control 3 button. Click here to see the Lutron Vive story.

• Provides control for the following:
  • Caséta Wireless controls
  • Energi Savr NodeT, Quantum , and myRoomT systems, through the use of a QS sensor module (QSM)
  • Vive TM systems, including:
  • Maestro Wireless controls
  • PowPak ® modules
  • GRAFIK Eye QS wireless systems
  • HomeWorks QS wireless systems
  • Maestro Wireless controls
  • PowPak modules
  • RadioRA 2 systems
  • Serena RF remote control shades
  • Sivoia QS wireless systems
• Control available in a variety of button marking options.
• Easy reconfiguration for use as:
  • Handheld remote
  • Wall-mount control (with or without faceplate; faceplate adapter kit sold separately)
  • Car visor control (car visor clip sold separately)
  • A table top control (table top pedestal sold separately).

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The Vive Basic package provides switching and occupancy / vacancy sensing of multiple load types.
• Lutron patented Clear Connect RF Technology works through walls and floors.
• Controls include Front Accessible Service Switch (FASSTM) for safe lamp replacement.
• Two-wire installation for any retrofit application.
• Power failure memory: If power is interrupted, the control will return to its previously set level prior to interruption.

System Communications and Capacity

• Maestro Wireless controls communicate with the Pico remote controls and Radio Power Savr
• sensors through radio frequency (RF).
• Receives wireless inputs from up to 10 Pico remote controls, 10 Radio Powr Savr occupancy / vacancy sensors, and 1 Radio Powr Savr daylight sensor
• Maestro Wireless local controls must be located within 60 ft. (18 m) line of sight or 30 ft. (9 m) through walls, of Radio Power Savr sensors.
• Maestro Wireless local controls must be located within 60 ft. (18 m) line of sight or 30 ft. (9 m)
• through walls, of a Pico remote control.
• Up to 10 Maestro Wireless controls can be configured to work together.
• Sensors can be assigned to multiple switches.

This is a Pico Wireless Control 2 button w/ raise/lower. Click here to see the Lutron Vive story.

• Provides control for the following:
  • Caséta Wireless controls
  • Energi Savr NodeT, Quantum , and myRoomT systems, through the use of a QS sensor module (QSM)
  • Vive TM systems, including:
  • Maestro Wireless controls
  • PowPak ® modules
  • GRAFIK Eye QS wireless systems
  • HomeWorks QS wireless systems
  • Maestro Wireless controls
  • PowPak modules
  • RadioRA 2 systems
  • Serena RF remote control shades
  • Sivoia QS wireless systems
• Control available in a variety of button marking options.
• Easy reconfiguration for use as:
  • Handheld remote
  • Wall-mount control (with or without faceplate; faceplate adapter kit sold separately)
  • Car visor control (car visor clip sold separately)
  • A table top control (table top pedestal sold separately).

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The Vive Basic package provides switching and occupancy / vacancy sensing of multiple load types.
• Lutron patented Clear Connect RF Technology works through walls and floors.
• Controls include Front Accessible Service Switch (FASSTM) for safe lamp replacement.
• Two-wire installation for any retrofit application.
• Power failure memory: If power is interrupted, the control will return to its previously set level prior to interruption.

System Communications and Capacity

• Maestro Wireless controls communicate with the Pico remote controls and Radio Power Savr
• sensors through radio frequency (RF).
• Receives wireless inputs from up to 10 Pico remote controls, 10 Radio Powr Savr occupancy / vacancy sensors, and 1 Radio Powr Savr daylight sensor
• Maestro Wireless local controls must be located within 60 ft. (18 m) line of sight or 30 ft. (9 m) through walls, of Radio Power Savr sensors.
• Maestro Wireless local controls must be located within 60 ft. (18 m) line of sight or 30 ft. (9 m)
• through walls, of a Pico remote control.
• Up to 10 Maestro Wireless controls can be configured to work together.
• Sensors can be assigned to multiple switches.