upstatemike
Senior Member
I'm thinking of migrating some existing Insteon switches to Lutron Caseta but I'm a little confused about Lutron topology. It looks like Lutron assumes a single load switch plus some number of wireless control points without a load to create x-way switches, scenes etc. In my Insteon setup I rely heavily on linking multiple switches with loads together and I don't see how to translate that to Caseta.
Example: On the 3rd floor I have about 6 little attic storage side rooms that each have an Insteon switch controlling the lights. For simplicity these are all grouped together so any switch controls them all and this group is linked to a single button on a keypad at the bottom of the stairs so it is easy to make sure all storage lights are turned off as you go downstairs. The other Keypad buttons shut off the third floor hallway and each third floor finished room so everything can be turned off from the bottom off the stairs.
How would I replicate this scenario with Caseta switches?
Example: On the 3rd floor I have about 6 little attic storage side rooms that each have an Insteon switch controlling the lights. For simplicity these are all grouped together so any switch controls them all and this group is linked to a single button on a keypad at the bottom of the stairs so it is easy to make sure all storage lights are turned off as you go downstairs. The other Keypad buttons shut off the third floor hallway and each third floor finished room so everything can be turned off from the bottom off the stairs.
How would I replicate this scenario with Caseta switches?