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title: "Lutron Caseta Smart Dimmer Switch (Smart Hub Required), No Neutral Required | For Caseta Systems, for Dimmable LED Lights, 150 Watt, Single-Pole/3-Way, PD-6WCL-WH, White"
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# 150W LED & 600W Incandescent dimming Ultra-fast Lutron proprietary protocol No neutral wire needed for easy install Lutron Caseta Smart Dimmer Switch (Smart Hub Required), No Neutral Required | For Caseta Systems, for Dimmable LED Lights, 150 Watt, Single-Pole/3-Way, PD-6WCL-WH, White

**Brand:** lutron
**Price:** 669 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Elevate your home lighting game — smart, sleek, and effortlessly connected!

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- **How much does it cost?** 669 Lei with free shipping
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## Best For

- lutron enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lutron brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Ultimate Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home & more
- • **Effortless Installation:** No neutral wire required—get smart lighting in 15 minutes or less
- • **Flexible Multi-Location Setup:** Add wireless Pico remotes anywhere for 3-way control without rewiring
- • **Reliable Hub-Driven Performance:** Lutron Smart Hub ensures lightning-fast, Wi-Fi independent control
- • **Seamless Smart Lighting Control:** Transform any fixture into a smart dimmer without swapping bulbs

## Overview

The Lutron Caseta Smart Dimmer Switch upgrades your home lighting with smooth dimming for up to 150W LED and 600W incandescent bulbs, all without needing a neutral wire. Compatible with major smart home platforms and powered by a dedicated Lutron Smart Hub, it delivers ultra-reliable, fast control even without Wi-Fi. Its sleek design and wireless Pico remote support make it perfect for modernizing any space with customizable, multi-location smart lighting.

## Description

Experience the ultimate convenience with the Lutron Caseta Dimmer, a smart lighting device great for customizable illumination throughout your home. This LED dimmer switch offers smooth adjustment, letting you set the right light for reading, watching TV, entertaining, or casual dinners. Designed as a 3 way dimmer switch for LED lights, it works seamlessly for whole-home smart lighting control. This light switch with dimmer integrates with smart home gadgets, making it a favorite among tech-savvy homeowners and interior designers. Whether used as a mood lighting accessory or simply as an LED dimmer, it allows remote and voice-controlled operation using the Pico remote control (sold separately). Compatible with up to 600-Watt of incandescent or halogen and 150-Watt of dimmable LED or dimmable CFL bulbs, this 3 way smart switch supports automated lighting control and helps with energy savings. Coordinating wall plate and Pico sold separately.

Review: Transformed A "Dumb" 1985 Home Into A Modern Lighting Experience - I got hooked into home automation after solving a few very basic quality of life issues that dramatically improved a few problems in our home. I debated heavily between smart bulbs and smart switches before I purchased anything. After trialing these Lutron Casetas, I'm going (almost) all-in with Lutron! I own a 1985 home and was interested in modernizing the general lighting experience as one of my next projects. Lutron has an excellent reputation in the smart switching market and after using them, it's for a very good reason. These switches are a perfect addition where you want manual push-button light dimming capabilities. They can act as "fast" on/off, graduated dimming to specific levels or in my case, can be highly automated with external home automation platforms. They can also be used in 3-way applications, however, this requires the addition of a Pico remote. This makes sense to me so you don't get "smart tech fighting smart tech" in your lighting circuits. When do you want to avoid a dimming switch? In applications such as pumps, fluorescent ballasts, garbage disposals, most outdoor security lighting, locations you might use a smart bulb and ceiling fans. Basically, anything that isn't designed specifically to be electrically dimmed or lowered in voltage. These applications are better served by Lutron's on/off switches or even dumb on/off switches. The installation of these switches are fairly straight forward. You need a basic understanding of electricity, including the "load" wire and the "hot" wire. These particular Lutron switches don't require a neutral wire, but if you're going into smart switches, be aware that some models require it. I strongly recommend using Wago connectors for your retrofit, they are light years beyond traditional wire nuts. Other than this, installation is straight forward and requires only a few basic hand tools. I had a little bit of difficulty in "tight" switch boxes, but made it work as these are generally fairly slim smart switches. If you have appropriate dimming-capable bulbs, you will immediately be greeted by a super-fancy "dim-on" and slightly slower "dim-off" function when you press the on or off buttons. This is a "luxurious" experience out of the box and is one of the reasons I went Lutron. Let's talk about bulbs. If you're still pondering a smart bulb for your particular lighting application, this dimming switch might not be for you. In general, this switch will work best with a "dumb" bulb that can be properly dimmed. Smart bulbs don't handle the dimming effect properly, they aren't really "compatible" from a technology standpoint. So you really have to figure out your strategy going in and you might be better served by Lutron Aurora or Lutron's true on/off switches. Likewise, I've discovered in my installations that I needed to change some of my bulbs to ones that can be dimmed. You'll know this is the case if you have problems with "strobing" on power off or bulbs that don't fully turn off. In my case, this didn't really irk me because I'm adding dimming functions where it has never existed before. Pairing this dimming switch with the Lutron hub is crazy easy. Just press a button while you're adding the switch in the app. Likewise, I use Home Assistant as my home automation platform. Adding these switches was equally easy there. The current integration is super slick and requires very little actual effort. I have three rules for "critical infrastructure" in my home, which I'd classify lighting as exactly that. First, the technology must work intuitively, like a normal light switch would. Second, it has to work without any fancy "server smarts" or special networks in place. Lastly, it has to integrate with a home automation solution of my choice, I don't want to be forced into a particular cloud solution or app. These Lutron switches fit exactly these criteria and is part of the reason I didn't go with smart bulbs. For examples of how I use these smart dimming switches? I have motion activated lighting in my bathrooms, closets, entryway and stairwell. I no longer need to proclaim, "Turn the lights off" as I can now make that decision in an automated and unobtrusive way. I use the dimming functions to turn my bathroom lights on to heavily dimmed level during certain hours, so I'm not "blasted" by bright light if I use the bathroom at 3AM. I can keep a low power and dimmed "always on" outdoor security light, and then light everything up to full blast when my security camera's AI analysis detects a human. (No more rain or snowfall triggering a lighting "disco palace" in my outdoor lighting!) I also can much better tune the "mood" of my room lighting using scene concepts with this and other technologies. If you're in the market for smart switches, these should definitely be up for your consideration. A common complaint is that they are expensive, but they are incredibly reliable, fast and operate without any other technologies. They will add value to your home since they are true "infrastructure" and you can claim "home automation ready" should you go to sell your home. I am very glad I went the Lutron route overall and this review explains a bit of why I went "all in" with Lutron's smart switching.
Review: Excellent with Lutron's Smart Bridge - We recently picked up a Logitech Home Control remote, and decided to try out some of these Caseta dimmers since they're compatible with the Logitech remotes. Initially I just got one of these switch/remote combos; but, we liked it so much that we ended up replacing most of the switches downstairs. Interestingly enough, it looks like there have been at least 2 or 3 revisions of these switches - and Lutron seems to be fixing some of the usability issues. For example, the wall switch itself is completely flat; so, it takes some practice to turn it on in the dark. The newer revision has small 'nubs' on the switch (kind of like braille bumps) so it's easier to find the correct button in the dark. The Pico remote includes a large button in the middle of the switch that's very convenient - and I'm not sure why the wall switches don't have that same feature since it makes the remote a lot more usable in the dark... Aside from some minor revision differences, here are the things we like about these: 1) The dimmers work perfectly with our G7 LED bulbs . The dimming range is excellent, and the switches are adjustable so you can actually set the minimum and maximum dimmer setting to match your bulbs. 2) The Pico remote will pair with one switch; but, if you use it with the Lutron Smart Bridge , you can actually pair a single Pico remote with as many switches as you want. That makes it possible to do some cool things - like turning off all the lights downstairs with a wall-mounted Pico remote. 3) Once again, when paired with the Lutron Smart Bridge, it's possible to turn lights on and off on a schedule - and the schedule can even be based on the current sunrise and sunset times. This is one of the coolest features of these switches once you start messing around with it! 4) These can be controlled either individually or in groups using the Logitech Home Control remote. 5) Lutron has a very easy to understand video on their website that shows how to wire these into a 3-way switch configuration. In essence, you just remove one of the switches and replace it with the Pico remote - while the wired switch ends up working as a standard switch. The wiring only takes a few minutes and it works perfectly. I love that up always equals 'on', unlike a standard 3-way switch configuration - and the battery life on the Pico remote is supposed to be 10 years. 6) These dimmers look great. 7) The install process was easy, and the instructions and videos that Lutron provides are some of the best I've seen. Even though we like them enough to replace most of switches in our downstairs, I do have some complaints: 1) The completely flat face of the switch takes some getting used to - as I already mentioned. The revision with the small nubs does help with this, so I wish all of the ones we got had that feature. (I actually wish the switch was the same as the Pico Remote with the raised button in the center...) 2) If you want to mount the Pico remote in a 3-way configuration (which most buyers of this kit probably do), then you'll need to pick up the Pico Wallplate Bracket as well. Lutron put quite a bit of thought into this package - and I wish they had included that bracket. I'm not trying to overstate the usability issues. I reality, it's pretty quick to adjust - but just be aware that it does take some adjustment. If you're just looking for a dimmer that will work with LED and CFL lights, then there are less expensive options out there that work just as well. If, on the other hand, you're looking to combine this with either the Lutron Smart Bridge or the Logitech Home Control remote, then this is part of an excellent system! I would definitely recommend trying these out.

## Features

- MAKE YOUR LIGHTS SMART: One Lutron Caseta switch can turn multiple lights or fixtures into a smart dimmer light switch system. This dimmable light switch works with existing bulbs—no need for smart bulbs—making it ideal for smart lighting
- MOST CONNECTED SMART LIGHTING: The Caseta Lutron smart switch connects with Alexa light switch, Apple HomeKit light switch, Google Home, Ring, Sonos, and more—making it one of the most compatible smart switches available (Lutron Hub required)
- RELIABLY SMART CONNECTION: The Lutron Smart Hub works without Wi-Fi, providing ultra-fast, stable performance beyond a typical wifi dimmer switch or wifi switch for dependable smart lighting.
- CONTROL WITH THE LUTRON APP: Manage your smart light switch anywhere with the Lutron app; control your Lutron switches with scenes, scheduling, geofencing, smart-away, and timers for a complete smart home automation (Lutron Hub required)
- CASETA ORIGINAL AESTHETIC: The Lutron Caseta dimmer switch features a sleek, modern design that blends with existing light switches, delivering a premium smart dimmer switch and smart light switches experience.
- ADD A SECOND SWITCH ANYWHERE: Create a wireless switch anywhere using the Pico remote—perfect for 3 way smart switch setups without wiring (Pico Remote not included)
- REMOTE CONTROL WITH PICO: Use the Lutron Pico remote to wirelessly control your smart dimmer switch devices anywhere. Create a wireless light switch or 3 way smart switch setup with up to 10 devices. (Pico Remote not included)
- ANYONE CAN INSTALL: No neutral required; this Lutron Caseta smart dimmer switch installs in as little as 15 minutes
- TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE: This Lutron Caseta dimmer switch works with up to 150W LED and 600W incandescent/halogen, making it a versatile smart switch dimmer for most home lighting setups.
- INCLUDES: The package includes (1) Lutron Caseta smart dimmer switch; coordinating wall plate sold separately. Ideal for upgrading any light switch to a smart switch.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00KLAXFQA |
| Actuator Type | N.A |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,426 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #6 in Dimmer Switches |
| Brand | Lutron |
| Brand Name | Lutron |
| Circuit Type | 3-way |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Alexa, Apple Home, Google Assistant, Ring, Serena shades, Sonos, Lutron Smart Hub |
| Connectivity Protocol | Lutron proprietary protocol |
| Connector Type | Screw |
| Contact Material | Metal/Plastic |
| Contact Type | Normally Closed |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Control Type | Multi-level |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa |
| Current Rating | 1.25 A |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 5,668 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00784276071987 |
| Included Components | (1) Lutron Caseta smart dimmer switch |
| International Protection Rating | IP00 |
| Item Dimensions | 1.13 x 2.93 x 4.69 inches |
| Item Type Name | Lutron Original Caseta Smart Dimmer Switch |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Lower Temperature Rating | 32 °F |
| Manufacturer | Lutron |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic |
| Model | PD-6WCL-WH |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 1 |
| Operating Voltage | 120 volts |
| Operation Mode | ON-DIM-OFF |
| Part Number | PD-6WCL-WH |
| Specification Met | cULus |
| Switch Type | Dimmer Switch |
| Terminal | N.a |
| UPC | 784276071987 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 104 °F |
| Warranty Description | 1-year limited |
| Wattage | 150 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Lutron
- **Connector Type:** Screw
- **Contact Type:** Normally Closed
- **Current Rating:** 1.25 A
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.13 x 2.93 x 4.69 inches
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Operating Voltage:** 120 volts
- **Operation Mode:** ON-DIM-OFF
- **Switch Type:** Dimmer Switch
- **Terminal:** N.a

## Images

![Lutron Caseta Smart Dimmer Switch (Smart Hub Required), No Neutral Required | For Caseta Systems, for Dimmable LED Lights, 150 Watt, Single-Pole/3-Way, PD-6WCL-WH, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713DWJ4ssYL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is a Lutron Smart Hub needed to utilize the smart features?**
A: Yes, using the Lutron Smart Hub is the key to delivering the best smart lighting experience. When connecting the hub to your router, it creates a fast and reliable connection without interfering or slow down your Wi-Fi.

**Q: Where can you add a second switch?**
A: Anywhere! The Pico Remote can be mounted to the wall and connect to any Caseta dimmer to give you multiple switches for one light.

**Q: Do I need the Smart Hub to use the Caseta Dimmer switch and Pico remote together?**
A: No, Smart dimmers and Pico remotes will still work as normal dimmer switches without buying the Smart Hub. The Smart Hub does unlock auto off, smart scenes, smart away, schedules, and being able to control through the app or voice assistant devices.

**Q: Can this control two separate lights in the same room?**
A: Yes, you can connect your Lutron smart dimmer and Pico remote to multiple lights in a room.

**Q: What happens if I have issues setting up my dimmer switch?**
A: Our Lutron Support team is one call away and is dedicated to walking you through any issues.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Transformed A "Dumb" 1985 Home Into A Modern Lighting Experience
*by J***E on March 20, 2022*

I got hooked into home automation after solving a few very basic quality of life issues that dramatically improved a few problems in our home. I debated heavily between smart bulbs and smart switches before I purchased anything. After trialing these Lutron Casetas, I'm going (almost) all-in with Lutron! I own a 1985 home and was interested in modernizing the general lighting experience as one of my next projects. Lutron has an excellent reputation in the smart switching market and after using them, it's for a very good reason. These switches are a perfect addition where you want manual push-button light dimming capabilities. They can act as "fast" on/off, graduated dimming to specific levels or in my case, can be highly automated with external home automation platforms. They can also be used in 3-way applications, however, this requires the addition of a Pico remote. This makes sense to me so you don't get "smart tech fighting smart tech" in your lighting circuits. When do you want to avoid a dimming switch? In applications such as pumps, fluorescent ballasts, garbage disposals, most outdoor security lighting, locations you might use a smart bulb and ceiling fans. Basically, anything that isn't designed specifically to be electrically dimmed or lowered in voltage. These applications are better served by Lutron's on/off switches or even dumb on/off switches. The installation of these switches are fairly straight forward. You need a basic understanding of electricity, including the "load" wire and the "hot" wire. These particular Lutron switches don't require a neutral wire, but if you're going into smart switches, be aware that some models require it. I strongly recommend using Wago connectors for your retrofit, they are light years beyond traditional wire nuts. Other than this, installation is straight forward and requires only a few basic hand tools. I had a little bit of difficulty in "tight" switch boxes, but made it work as these are generally fairly slim smart switches. If you have appropriate dimming-capable bulbs, you will immediately be greeted by a super-fancy "dim-on" and slightly slower "dim-off" function when you press the on or off buttons. This is a "luxurious" experience out of the box and is one of the reasons I went Lutron. Let's talk about bulbs. If you're still pondering a smart bulb for your particular lighting application, this dimming switch might not be for you. In general, this switch will work best with a "dumb" bulb that can be properly dimmed. Smart bulbs don't handle the dimming effect properly, they aren't really "compatible" from a technology standpoint. So you really have to figure out your strategy going in and you might be better served by Lutron Aurora or Lutron's true on/off switches. Likewise, I've discovered in my installations that I needed to change some of my bulbs to ones that can be dimmed. You'll know this is the case if you have problems with "strobing" on power off or bulbs that don't fully turn off. In my case, this didn't really irk me because I'm adding dimming functions where it has never existed before. Pairing this dimming switch with the Lutron hub is crazy easy. Just press a button while you're adding the switch in the app. Likewise, I use Home Assistant as my home automation platform. Adding these switches was equally easy there. The current integration is super slick and requires very little actual effort. I have three rules for "critical infrastructure" in my home, which I'd classify lighting as exactly that. First, the technology must work intuitively, like a normal light switch would. Second, it has to work without any fancy "server smarts" or special networks in place. Lastly, it has to integrate with a home automation solution of my choice, I don't want to be forced into a particular cloud solution or app. These Lutron switches fit exactly these criteria and is part of the reason I didn't go with smart bulbs. For examples of how I use these smart dimming switches? I have motion activated lighting in my bathrooms, closets, entryway and stairwell. I no longer need to proclaim, "Turn the lights off" as I can now make that decision in an automated and unobtrusive way. I use the dimming functions to turn my bathroom lights on to heavily dimmed level during certain hours, so I'm not "blasted" by bright light if I use the bathroom at 3AM. I can keep a low power and dimmed "always on" outdoor security light, and then light everything up to full blast when my security camera's AI analysis detects a human. (No more rain or snowfall triggering a lighting "disco palace" in my outdoor lighting!) I also can much better tune the "mood" of my room lighting using scene concepts with this and other technologies. If you're in the market for smart switches, these should definitely be up for your consideration. A common complaint is that they are expensive, but they are incredibly reliable, fast and operate without any other technologies. They will add value to your home since they are true "infrastructure" and you can claim "home automation ready" should you go to sell your home. I am very glad I went the Lutron route overall and this review explains a bit of why I went "all in" with Lutron's smart switching.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent with Lutron's Smart Bridge
*by D***Y on November 27, 2014*

We recently picked up a Logitech Home Control remote, and decided to try out some of these Caseta dimmers since they're compatible with the Logitech remotes. Initially I just got one of these switch/remote combos; but, we liked it so much that we ended up replacing most of the switches downstairs. Interestingly enough, it looks like there have been at least 2 or 3 revisions of these switches - and Lutron seems to be fixing some of the usability issues. For example, the wall switch itself is completely flat; so, it takes some practice to turn it on in the dark. The newer revision has small 'nubs' on the switch (kind of like braille bumps) so it's easier to find the correct button in the dark. The Pico remote includes a large button in the middle of the switch that's very convenient - and I'm not sure why the wall switches don't have that same feature since it makes the remote a lot more usable in the dark... Aside from some minor revision differences, here are the things we like about these: 1) The dimmers work perfectly with our G7 LED bulbs . The dimming range is excellent, and the switches are adjustable so you can actually set the minimum and maximum dimmer setting to match your bulbs. 2) The Pico remote will pair with one switch; but, if you use it with the Lutron Smart Bridge , you can actually pair a single Pico remote with as many switches as you want. That makes it possible to do some cool things - like turning off all the lights downstairs with a wall-mounted Pico remote. 3) Once again, when paired with the Lutron Smart Bridge, it's possible to turn lights on and off on a schedule - and the schedule can even be based on the current sunrise and sunset times. This is one of the coolest features of these switches once you start messing around with it! 4) These can be controlled either individually or in groups using the Logitech Home Control remote. 5) Lutron has a very easy to understand video on their website that shows how to wire these into a 3-way switch configuration. In essence, you just remove one of the switches and replace it with the Pico remote - while the wired switch ends up working as a standard switch. The wiring only takes a few minutes and it works perfectly. I love that up always equals 'on', unlike a standard 3-way switch configuration - and the battery life on the Pico remote is supposed to be 10 years. 6) These dimmers look great. 7) The install process was easy, and the instructions and videos that Lutron provides are some of the best I've seen. Even though we like them enough to replace most of switches in our downstairs, I do have some complaints: 1) The completely flat face of the switch takes some getting used to - as I already mentioned. The revision with the small nubs does help with this, so I wish all of the ones we got had that feature. (I actually wish the switch was the same as the Pico Remote with the raised button in the center...) 2) If you want to mount the Pico remote in a 3-way configuration (which most buyers of this kit probably do), then you'll need to pick up the Pico Wallplate Bracket as well. Lutron put quite a bit of thought into this package - and I wish they had included that bracket. I'm not trying to overstate the usability issues. I reality, it's pretty quick to adjust - but just be aware that it does take some adjustment. If you're just looking for a dimmer that will work with LED and CFL lights, then there are less expensive options out there that work just as well. If, on the other hand, you're looking to combine this with either the Lutron Smart Bridge or the Logitech Home Control remote, then this is part of an excellent system! I would definitely recommend trying these out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bye Bye Traditional Light Switchs, Bye Bye
*by G***T on August 20, 2023*

I installed these switches in all of my bedrooms. These are a game changer. They are somewhat easy to install, you just plug and play, I took these from my old house when I moved into my new house. This is one of the few Lutron switches that does not require a neutral wire, which is very nice and makes installing them very easy. The directions are simple and easy to follow. If you are putting this switch on a traditional ceiling fan with the pull cord and two separate switches, I highly suggest get their fan switch as well. If you are going from traditional light switches to this one, you may also want to consider getting a new cover plate. Traditional switches uses a toggle cover plate and this one uses a rocker cover plate. If you are a person irritated by the slightest light, just be aware that the switch displays very dim green LED lights when the light is off (barely visible at night with lights off) and a much brighter one when the light is on, but hey the lights are on at that point, so what does it matter how bright the LED is anyways. This switch integrates seamlessly with Alexa (Lutron skill) and can also be controlled by a remote. It takes a bit to learn the commands to use Alexa. You need to know the name of the light you are trying to control such as "Master Bedroom Light" and then the percent you desire the light's intensity to be such as "80%" I really like these switches. They are awesome, they are amazing. I really cannot envision a world where I would not have them. Theses devices are the highlight of my smart home and I highly recommend them.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lutron Caseta Original Smart Dimmer Switch (Lutron Smart Hub Required), for LED Lights, 150 Watt, Single-Pole/3-Way, No Neutral Required, PD-6WCL-WH, White
- Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Wall Plate Bracket for Pico Smart Remote(Pico Sold Separately), Directly Mount Pico Remote To The Wall, 3-Way (No Wires Required), PICO-WBX-ADAPT

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