Sunnata

[brguest]

I really like the way Sunnata is designed and operates but it's not clear - does it have wifi capabilities? I'd like to be able to control it from my mobile phone.

[randyc]

I really like the way Sunnata is designed and operates but it's not clear - does it have wifi capabilities? I'd like to be able to control it from my mobile phone.

Sunnata does not currently have the ability to be controlled by any external system. I haven't seen anything from Lutron as to whether it will be added to any control system in the future.

Lutron doesn't do direct WiFi control. To control this dimmer with your phone it would have to be added to a system like Caseta, RadioRA 2, etc.

[brguest]

Sunnata does not currently have the ability to be controlled by any external system. I haven't seen anything from Lutron as to whether it will be added to any control system in the future.Lutron doesn't do direct WiFi control. To control this dimmer with your phone it would have to be added to a system like Caseta, RadioRA 2, etc.

Thank you for the reply and clarifying that! I think Leviton has something that works exactly how I want it to so I'll go that direction. Sunnata looked very nice though.

[theywithout]

In terms of ergonomics and usability, the Sunnata is the best dimmer/switch they have ever produced, but it lacks smart (and 3-way dimming on both sides) consumer options. Maestro is good, but none of the "press this button multiple times or hold it to dim" devices can match the speed and simplicity of this excellent touch control. In comparison to the Sunnata's touch dimmer bar, the Grafik T are excellent but overpriced and now appear and feel a bit dated. dinosaur game


I haven't found anything yet because I'm unwilling to spend the additional time, effort, and money required to use RadioRA equipment.