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It sounds like you want Lutron Casetas.
by CSSer 3y ago
It sounds like you want Lutron Casetas.
- xp84 3y agoThe newest Casetas are called Diva, and are basically like rockers that are stateless (return to a neutral position after tappdiva, again you can't have a true state-perfect switch, unless it's motorized and to my knowledge nobody makes that.
- karlshea 3y agoI have a couple of these and they're great, it feels (and looks) like a regular switch.
- timthorn 3y agoThere was a UK start-up a few years back that did make motorised light switches but they didn't stick around long. I'm blanking on the name, though.
- Y-bar 3y agoCouldn't on/off switches also be achieved with an electromagnet without the need for an actuating motor of some kind? - State A (on) - power the device and power the magnet so that the switch moves. - State B (off) - power off the device and the magnet, a spring moves the switch.
- surajrmal 3y agoI like lutron caseta, but I believe those do not fit the bill here. The light on the side may reflect the current light level, but the slider doesn't move. I had some levitron smart lights previously and while I wouldn't recommend them, they had two buttons instead of a physical slider to adjust brightness and avoid the problem altogether.
- kbaker 3y agoWe installed a Lutron Sunnata to replace a 3 way and dimmer. They are awesome, with a capacitive-touch LEDs bar graph replacing the slider. They feel really like the right solution. https://residential.lutron.com/us/en/stand-alone-controls/sunnata-touch-dimmer https://residential.lutron.com/us/en/stand-alone-controls/su...