On January 20, 2017 at 20:14, SWFLMike said...
I see what you mean about pricing, but don't fully agree.
If people want a system that requires more than 50 devices, it's going to cost more. If they want a system that is properly designed and doesn't have a bunch of battery powered 'oops' keypads, it's going to cost more. If they want a clean-looking single gang keypad that controls everything in a given area and not a whole bank of retro-fitted wireless keypads, it's going to cost more.
Cheap lighting control isn't going to be perfect - it's going to 'work'. It'll be good, but it's probably going to feel cheap for a while.
Caseta is for electricians.
This is what i was getting at with my earlier post. Lutron has any and all features anyone could ever want in their lighting system...but...you are going to have to use the right product. If you want cheap and easy and available at Amazon...go with Caseta. If you want a bunch of features and Control4 integration go with something that has been built for it like RA2 or QS.
