Lutron PD-FSQN-WH Caseta Original Speed Control Switch for Pull Chain Fans, Works w/Alexa, Apple Homekit, Google Home (Hub, 1.5A Single-Pole, Neutral Required, White

Prior to these Caseta Fan switches the only way to control a Fan with Caseta was to use the On/Off Switch which worked but didn't give you speed control This Caseta Fan switch gives you three speed control of your fan, Low, Medium and High. The fan control switch works great with the Lutron App and Alexa Voice control however it is not currently supported by Alarm.com. I was disappointed to find this out after I had upgraded my Fan On/Off switches to the new Fan Control Speed Switches. For some strange reason Alarm.com recognizes the Lutron Caseta On/Off switches and Caseta Dimmers but not the fan switch which is disappointing. One can always hope they will integrate the Caseta fan switch with a future update but who knows. Overall this Caseta Fan switch works great and is a big improvement over the Standard Caseta On/Off Switch. If you're using the Caseta App exclusively or Alexa voice control you'll be fine ... if you're integrating this switch with another platform such as Alarm.com it will not work at this time (Dec 2020).

I installed these switches in all of my bedrooms. These are a game changer. They are somewhat easy to install, you need to know where your neutral wire is. I fried a few of these by connecting the wires incorrectly. The neutral wire is in most modern homes (built after 1985) and is usually in a big bundle of white wires that are tucked away in the switch box. As I eluded too, be very careful when hooking theses up. If you wire them incorrectly you will burn them out and then they are totally useless at that point. Then you will need to buy another one. This switch can be paired with a light controlling switch if the fan has a light kit on it. I am not sure that it will work on the newer fans that are only controlled by a remote control. If you are going from traditional light switches to this one, you may also want to consider getting a new cover plate. Traditional switches uses a toggle cover plate and this one uses a rocker cover plate. If you are a person irritated by the slightest light while you are sleeping, just be aware that the switch displays very dim green LED lights when the light is off (barely visible at night with lights off) and a much brighter one when the light is on. It becomes a slight issue when you have the fan going, while the lights are off and you are sleeping. The light is very noticeable. This switch integrates seamlessly with Alexa (Lutron skill). Unlike the light switch, the fan does not have a remote control available. It takes a bit to learn the commands to use Alexa. You need to know the name of the fan you are trying to control such as "Master Bedroom Fan" and then the percent you desire the light's intensity to be such as "Half" or "Full". I really like these switches. They are awesome, they are amazing. Hence, why I have them in all of my bedrooms. I really cannot envision a world where I would not have them now. Theses devices are the highlight of my smart home and I highly recommend them.

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This Lutron fan speed switch works great. I was looking for a switch I could use to adjust speed without climbing a ladder. I was thinking of changing out some dimmers and adding the smart hub later. It looks very elegant without being cheap and easy to operate. Wiring is pretty simple as well.

I saw a few complaints about this controller not working with their fan. For me, I purchased Hunter's 59264 Contemporary Modern 52", and this worked perfectly once hooked up. It turns a relatively cheap fan into a smart fan with google/alexa integration and for me I have it scheduled to turn on change speeds based on time-of-day. It does have limitations based on your fan model, so make sure your ceiling fan follows the below limitations before buying everything: • The fans motor is AC (NOT DC), and draws no more than 1.5Amps • Make sure that the fan is pull string operated (remote controlled units will likely not work but you might be able to bypass it with some additional work) • Make sure when you set the fan up for the first time that both the ceiling fan is set to it's highest setting. Once you have this, the lutron controller can do it's job without any issue. For me I unscrewed the pull string and secured it within the housing of the ceiling fan (once I set it to it's highest setting).