I just installed another one, linked up with my hub about 24hrs later on using/adding to the app and its a little difficult programming, but after one night, was able to solve the issue. They are promot at the 24/7 help line. Love this stuff and the company. Unfortunately it is all internet driven!

Excellent!

Yo le dije producto igual de la misma marca metros garantía por funcionalidad y calidad no fallan y aunque son costosos vale la pena

Muy buen diseño instrucciones ilustradas para instalación

Muy bueno y rápido de instalar

Excelente línea de utomatizacion.

1000% recomendable para los que quieren tener su casa de manera inteligente

Update 2021 01 16: The problems listed below were the result of a bad CAT 5 ethernet cable. I swapped cables and all of those problems went away. Caseta is now one of the more reliable Homekit switches I have.Caseta bridge keeps disconnecting from all devices. Have to keep resetting the Caseta smart bridge to reconnect with devices.All devices continue to function locally and all pico remotes continue to function regardless of smart bridge connection. But once smart bridge disconnects from system the app is unusable which renders any automation inoperative and remote management inoperative.Everytime the smart bridge is reset, the bridge stays disconnected from Apple Homekit. That requires deleting the bridge from the home which also removes all devices that the bridge controls. Then bridge has to be re added to Homekit from scratch along with all devices. I did this several times. With ten switches it's an involved process everytime.Eventually I stopped adding the Caseta bridge to Homekit, but that renders all the automation I created with Homekit inoperative.I also have Hue, Lifx, Ecobee, iDevices, Egato, and Fibaro. All of them have occasional connection issues with Homekit with the exception of the Eve Elgato switch. That always works. The iDevices is also very reliable with rarely any issues. But all of the others come back online at some point except for the Caseta. The Caseta never comes back on it's own and always has to be reset. I travel a lot and that means that all Caseta devices stay off line completely until I can come home and rest the bridge again. And then delete and re-add the bridge and all devices to Homekit.My son calls it "Resetta the Caseta."Hardware quality is very good. Local control works well. Pico remotes work well.

Bien

I installed the Lurton Caseta light switches in my home a little over a year ago and they have been nothing short t of spectacular. I’m writing the review here on the 6-ANS but my system also includes PD-10NXL, PD-5WS-DV and PD-3PCL and certainly applies to them as well.First of all let me say that when up and running the system is flawless. Not once have I lost network connection with any of my switches! The switches look great on the wall and are of very high quality to the touch. A switch isn’t a glamorous device so to say that it functions as it supposed to isn’t particularly awe inspiring. Rest assured these switches do turn things on, such as lights, fans and lamps every single time. Dimming works well too. But these are smart devices so it’s the way they go about the work that is awesome. They work perfectly with Alexa or Siri for voice control inside your home, or from anywhere in the world via Apple HomeKit or Lurton Caseta app. Can’ remember if you turned off a light in your house? No problem, pull up either app and it gives you each switch’s status and of course you can operate the switch as well. There are other third party apps that integrate as well.Product selection: You need to research which product does what and which works for each specific application. This means single pole versus multi-pole (3 or 4 way switches), dimmer or non-dimmer, how much wattage the switch can handle (for multiple bulbs per switch) and fan amperage if appropriate. This was the most time consuming part for me because I have a varied mixture of situations which required different switches to do the job. I have 16 individual Caseta switches in all controlling over 50 bulbs, fans or lamps.Installation: I am in no way a trained electrician so this was a big undertaking. However the instructions were clear so I had no hesitation. If you don’t like to wire your own fixtures, switches, etc., you may want to hire an electrician as it is a little complex when dealing with three way switches. That being said, I did call customer support on a few occasions and they were excellent at helping me wire and troubleshoot my error.Setup: The Lurton bridge connects to your router or Ethernet switch and setup is a breeze using any internet connected device. Adding each device is as simple as pressing the switch and adding it via the app. It couldn’t be easier really.Cons: Price! These are very expensive devices which really adds up when you have several of them. The prices haven’t fallen over the past year either. Cheap faceplates from my local hardware store didn’t fit, requiring me to trim or buy better quality ones which of course added to the cost. I also replaced all of my toggle switches with rectangular ones so the would match. If you hire the installation then that obviously adds more.Conclusion: We love our smart home devices and these are no exception. It was well worth the time planning and researching and I enjoyed the challenge of the install. Not having to get out of bed to turn off the back yard light from letting the dog out is just one example of convenience. We will be installing them in our vacation place this spring.

I love this wireless switch! I am going to include some items in my review that I wish I could have learned through research but just wasn't there.(1) this is a wireless switch that CAN be controlled with the separately purchased PICO wireless radio remote control; similar to a key fob for an automobile. (2) this switch DOES require a white (neutral) wire in the wiring box in order to function. (3) this switch can replace any standard switch AND can replace a three-way switch by using the blue wire; otherwise the blue wire is simply capped off with a wire nut. (4) the yellow wire nuts are included in the box along with a small "jumper" wire if you need to extend the length of a wire cluster in the electrical box. (5) There is a very small green light that glows very dim when the light switch is off and glows much brighter when the light switch is on. The light is not so bright as to be annoying, but it can help you find the switch in the dark. (6) the pairing is super easy with the remote, it took only 30 seconds and works great. (7) the distance needed to control the light is similar to a key fob, you can easily control the switch from your parking area outside of the house. (8) I purchased this switch to turn the exterior floods on when I arrive home late from work. (9) you need to trim the tabs on the switch to make the switch fit next to other electronic switches, if you trim both sides of the tabs, the switch is rated for a lower wattage. (10) this switch can be controlled remotely from a telephone ONLY IF you purchase a CASETA Wireless Hub and have WiFi - I did not purchase the hub and cannot control anything with my telephone, just with the remote control. I have also posted a review for the wireless PICO remote control.