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Have you found LED bulbs that dim nicely with the Caseta? It's been a few years since I've tried, but in the past I went through so many bulbs that whine when
by ydant 3y ago
Have you found LED bulbs that dim nicely with the Caseta?
It's been a few years since I've tried, but in the past I went through so many bulbs that whine when dimming that I gave up and put in smart bulbs where I can conceivably hear the bulb. Which means I've got switches that don't work properly if the hub is down.
I love the Caseta otherwise. We use it for recessed cans and the whine is just not quite noticeable. But, e.g. over my bed it's very noticeable. Maybe newer models of Caseta solved something and the bulbs aren't the solution?
- bombcar 3y agoDimming is always the problem. I'm so fed up with bulbs in general that I may next time just wire multiple bulb-holders instead of one in each area. The dimmable room that is working "best" is the one where everything is Hue and controlled "together" but it has issues when the Internet is down. The push-button switch they no longer make works decently well even then (sometimes): https://meethue.co/products/philips-hue-tap/ https://meethue.co/products/philips-hue-tap/
- amluto 3y agoI haven’t tested Caseta, but the current generation of Philips LED bulbs dim quite nicely with other Lutron dimmers.