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I know the device limit has been raised to 75 but I have what may be a silly question. I am designing out my renovation using a lot of dimmers and Picos paired as 3 way switches. Does that pair count as one or 2 devices?In some cases I have a pico set to control a group of dimmers. Is that a different count scenario?TIARobb
Each Pico counts.If you don't need dimming control at both locations of a 3 way, you can use one of the dimmers that allows for a mechanical switch at the second location to keep the count down.
Is the device limit driven by the bridge? If I move to a Hubitat Elevation controller instead of the Caseta Bridge would that limit change?Robb
The device limit is built into the bridge. You would need to set up a second system with a new login/account, and then use Hubitat to link the two systems.
Some hubs, like Wink, directly control Caseta devices. The Caseta bridge is not required. I don't know what the specific device limit is per Wink hub. You can have multiple Wink hubs so you can have a larger footprint. Wink seems to work well but I am not a fan of the app interface or the in-wall control. I have a client that is switching to the Brilliant in-wall controls. Seems much better than the Wink device.
If you are selecting a hub, make sure it supports all of the Caseta devices. I know Wink supports Serena shades but not Triathlon. The ceiling fan control is fairly new. Some hubs may not support it yet.
MMASCARI: would you please clarify which Caseta dimmer supports mechanical second switch? Part number? Thanks in advance.Quote:
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The In-Wall Dimmer Pro (PD-10NXD)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scarfie
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Originally Posted by Scarfie
Some more helpQuote:
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https://www.casetawireless.com/docum...ced%20inst.pdf
The "With a Mechanical Toggle Switch" section. Which shows 1 dimmer, PD-10NXD, and 2 switches.