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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
- Model
- P-PKG1P-WH
- Dimensions
- 2 x 5.94 x 6.75 in
- Weight
- 1.6 oz
- Color
- White
- Material
- Metal, Plastic
- In the box
- (1) Caseta smart lamp dimmer and (1) Wireless Pico remote
- Works with
- Alexa, Apple Home, Google Assistant, Ring, Sonos, Serena shades
Features 7
- ADD A SWITCH TO YOUR LAMPS: Avoid walking through a dark room to turn your lamps on or off. Simply plug the lamp into the lamp dimmer/switch and put the Pico remote at the entrance of the room. Perfect for bedrooms with nightstand lamps or living rooms that have lamps
- WIRELESS CONTROL: Pico remote can mount flush against the wall or in a j-box using the included adapter and fits inside a standard wallplate. Can also put on a side table, coffee table or island for easy control of your lights
- DIMMER OR SWITCH: Plug-in dimmer can be changed into "switch mode" with simple button press programming, if you are not looking to dim your lights.
- SMART EXPANSION: Add a Lutron Caseta Hub to control with the app or through Alexa, Apple Home, Google Assistant, Ring, or other home assistants. With the Caseta Hub, you can set schedules or scenes through the app
- PEACE OF MIND: Always come back to a well-lit home with the smart Lutron dimmer switch; enable Smart Away to randomly turn your lights on/off so it looks like youre home even when away, using this dimmable light switch (Caseta Smart Hub required)
- SMART CONTROL OF PLUG-IN LAMPS: This light dimmer switch plug in plugs into a standard outlet and can be used with up to two table or floor lamps
- KIT INCLUDES: The kit includes (1) Lutron Caseta plug-in LED dimmer switch for lamps; coordinating accessories sold separately
Description
Conveniently create just the right light for reading, watching TV, or entertaining, with the Lutron Caseta plug-in lamp dimmer and Pico smart remote control. This smart dimmer switch plugs into a standard outlet and supports up to two lamps, offering smooth control for dimmer switches for LED lights and incandescent or halogen bulbs. Use the Pico remote to control lighting from anywhere in the room - by hand, on a tabletop pedestal (sold separately), or mounted to the wall. Add a light switch with dimmer functionality anywhere using the wallmount bracket (sold separately), creating a simple 3-way setup without cutting holes or pulling wires. The remote provides easy on/off control, brightness adjustment, and lets you recall your favorite light level. This light dimmer switch supports up to 300W incandescent/halogen and 100W dimmable LED/CFL bulbs. Designed for smart home use, the Lutron Switch integrates with home automation systems when paired with the Caseta Smart Hub (sold separately). Whether you're upgrading lamps or enhancing energy efficiency, this light dimmer is a smart choice for adding flexible dimmer switches to any room. It's great for homeowners interested in home improvement.
Specs 36
| Operation Mode | ON-OFF-ON |
|---|---|
| Current Rating | 0.83 A |
| Operating Voltage | 120 V AC |
| Contact Type | Normally Open |
| Connector Type | Plug In |
| Brand | Lutron |
| Switch Type | Smart |
| Terminal | Spdt |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 2 x 5.94 x 6.75 inches |
| Circuit Type | 3-way |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Actuator Type | Push Button |
| Number of Positions | 1 |
| Lower Temperature Rating | 32 °F |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 104 °F |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
| Control Type | dimming, scheduling, and scene activation |
| Color | White |
| Item Dimensions | 2 x 5.94 x 6.75 inches |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic |
| Contact Material | Metal |
| International Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Specification Met | UL |
| Brand Name | Lutron |
| Model | P-PKG1P-WH |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 83 |
| Manufacturer | Lutron |
| UPC | 784276072083 |
| Item Type Name | Lamp Dimmer and Remote Kit |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Part Number | P-PKG1P-WH |
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Works perfectly with Lutron Hub and Logitech Remote
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
Several months ago, we picked up a Logitech Home Control remote, and decided to try out some of the Caseta dimmers since they're compatible with the Logitech remotes. It's amazing how useful that combination is! Regardless, after going through the downstairs and replacing switches so everything is linked up & automated - I started to find other uses for the system. That's where these Lamp dimmer switches come in. For example, I always work out in our bedroom in the morning - and my wife has been complaining that it smells like a gym. With that in mind, I picked up an air cleaning filter for our bedroom, and hooked it up to one of these lamp dimmers. Then I programmed it through the Lutron Smart Bridge to come on automatically at 1/2 speed in the morning - and to bump up to full speed for about an hour after my workout (once I'm gone to work). It turns itself off automatically. I have it set to a similar program on the weekends, but it starts later so it won't wake us up if we sleep in. The best part is that we don't need to worry about switching anything on or off - and the cord for the air filter can be completely hidden behind a dresser since there isn't any need to ever unplug it. We have another one that's used for a more boring purpose (running a lamp in our living room) - and that works great too. The Smart Bridge & Logitech remote are programmed to automatically turn on the lamp when we're done watching TV for the night, so we don't have to hunt around for the light switch in the dark. It's even smart enough to know not to turn the lamp on during the day! Once you start using these Caseta switches, there are tons of uses for them that make life more convenient and energy efficient; although, they definitely aren't cheap. The Pico remote that comes with this kit is just a bonus. When using the Lutron Smart Bridge, you can hook the remote up however you want - and there isn't any need to link it to this lamp dimmer. In our case, I linked the remote to our bedroom lights so my wife can have a remote on her nightstand for convenience. Here are the things we like about these remotes, switches, and dimmers in general: 1) The dimmers work perfectly with our G7 LED bulbs. The dimming range is excellent, and the switches are adjustable so you can actually set the minimum and maximum dimmer setting to match your bulbs. 2) The Pico remote will pair with one switch; but, if you use it with the Lutron Smart Bridge, you can actually pair a single Pico remote with as many switches as you want (or multiple remotes to the same switch). That makes it possible to do some cool things - like turning off all the lights downstairs with a wall-mounted Pico remote. 3) Once again, when paired with the Lutron Smart Bridge, it's possible to turn lights on and off on a schedule - and the schedule can even be based on the current sunrise and sunset times. This is one of the coolest features of these switches once you start messing around with it! 4) These can be controlled either individually or in groups using the Logitech Home Control remote. 5) These dimmers look great. If I could change just one thing with these, it would be adding the ability to program the on and off buttons of a single switch independently. For example: when I come in from the garage, I want the switch to turn on the hall light; but, when I'm leaving, it would be great if the off button of the same switch could turn off all the lights downstairs instead of just the hall light. Unfortunately, as of now the switches don't offer that much flexibility. If you're just looking for a plug-in dimmer that will work with LED and CFL lights, then there are less expensive options out there that work just as well. If, on the other hand, you're looking to combine this with either the Lutron Smart Bridge or the Logitech Home Control remote (or both), then this is part of an excellent system! I would definitely recommend trying these out.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2015 by D. Matheny
The pros and cons
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
This isn’t the best choice of an outlet mounted dimmable on/off power switch. It is the only choice. Sure there are a few no name brand switches that can be operated with a handheld remote control and there are an increasing number of outlet switches can be operated using an app or even with your Alexa device, but there is nothing I could find anywhere that is a brand name dimmable switch that you can simply plug something in to, walk up to it and turn it on and off and dim it up and down just as if it was a wired wall switch. Nothing. That alone makes it worth its weight in gold. And to cut right to the chase it works and it does exactly what I expected it to do. WHY To detail that, in my case the need was for me to install a track light above the kitchen counter space I use most often for food prep. When they built the house they put lights over the sink and over the stove and over the center of the kitchen floor but they left one long countertop entirely without its own lighting. Installing the track light was easy as shown in my pic, it is in exactly the right place and I use Philips Bight White LED 50 watt bulbs in three track light fixtures with frosted side flutes. The lighting is perfect but when I’m not actually working at the counter it sure would be nice to be able to dim the down a little. The problem is that unless I wanted to pay a lot to have an electrician wire a permanent wall switch in, the best way to power these lights is to simply plug them in to an outlet right above the counter. There are some simple power switches that you can get at the local fixit store that can turn a light on and off but I wanted to do that plus be able to dim them. The Caseta switch could not be more perfectly designed. Without the need for remote controls or apps or anything complicated any family member can simply tap the on or off buttons or touch the up or down dimmer buttons. There is a second outlet available on the switch that I am considering to use to plug in a task light over the stove for added convenience. This switch would be perfect just the way it is and no matter where I looked it was the same price everywhere. I chose to opt for this kit that includes a wireless remote control because of a special deal one day and I’m glad I did. Now if someone leaves the kitchen task light on accidentally I can turn it off from the next room without having to get up. That to me is convenient, if not entirely necessary. IS A HUB NECESSARY There is one important thing that needs to be cleared up about the product description and that is that no, it is not necessary to buy an expensive hub to use these switch as I described above. It works perfectly out of the box as a stand alone product or with the remote control without any additional accessories. You need a hub ONLY if you want to control the switch with an app or by using Alexa or a similar device. Okay, I use those personal assistants every day for a lot of reasons but I think it overcomplicates the function of a simple outlet switch to have to use an app just to turn something on and off. I think the whole idea of requiring a hub for any of these devices will be obsolete in a year or two for three reasons – they are overpriced, there is no compatible standard between them, and they require plugging them in to an Ethernet port on a router, which as the world goes wireless is becoming a dinosaur relic. My house doesn’t even have an accessible Ethernet port these days and it won’t be long before most houses don’t. WHAT I LOVE ABOUT THE WALL DIMMER The wall dimmer is close to perfect in design. You simply plug it into an outlet, plug your light into it and you’re done – no apps or programming or learning complicated commands. There are four push buttons that you can actually feel move. Two of them are white and two of them are dark gray. The top white button turns the light on and the bottom dark gray button turns it off. When power the light instead of it just popping on or off the brightness fades softly up or down. The middle two buttons are actually a split diagonal with the upper white part increasing the brightness and the bottom dark gray part dimming the light. WHAT THEY COULD IMPROVE ABOUT THE WALL DIMMER The first thing that seems obvious that I would recommend is that the white on button should glow softly so it is easy to find in the dark. The second thing is that there should be memory function so you can have the light turn on to a preset level if you choose. And the third thing is that the design makes you use your bottom outlet on your wall plug, which means when you press any button the whole device rocks up and down a little. Yes you could plug it in to the top outlet but if you do then you lose the use of the bottom outlet on your wall plug. By plugging it in to the bottom outlet if you have something else plugged in above it the cord drapes down right in front of the push buttons on the Caseta. I solved that by plugging in a Hug-A-Plug adapter which routes the cord off to the side and also gives me back an extra unswitched outlet. WHAT I LOVE ABOUT THE REMOTE CONTROL Remember I didn’t really need a remote control, but as long as it was included I like that the buttons replicate the function of the wall plug almost exactly but as a bonus they include a fifth little round button that memorizes your favorite light brightness and lets you turn the power on to that exact level. WHAT THEY COULD IMPROVE ABOUT THE REMOTE CONTROL If you own an Apple TV you know how customers feel about the slim remote control, fifty percent of the time you will grab it upside-down and either nothing will happen or you push the wrong button. Lutron makes the same mistake here, unless you look very closely at the remote you have a one in two chance that you will be holding it upside-down. The other mistake, which should be so obvious, is that they make the remote all one shade of white instead of following the excellent theme of using white buttons for on and dark gray buttons for dim or off. What were they thinking.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2019 by PhotoGraphics
Home lighting annoyances solved
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
This dimmer/remote combo has helped us solve several lighting problems in our relatively small house. The Caseta plug-in lamp dimmer is a cousin to the Lutron PD-6WCL-WH Caseta Wireless 600-watt Single Pole In-Wall Dimmer. Its internal programming and controls are the same, but it is housed in a plastic case that features two, two-blade polarized outlets. The dimmer can take the bottom plug of a standard duplex outlet (presuming it is installed with grounding slot down). The other physical difference between the lamp dimmer and the wall switch is that the former has a single LED indicator instead of the seven LEDs on the wall switch. Grey plastics for the "lower" and "off" buttons are a nice cosmetic touch. The Pico remote has the same controls and single LED indicator as the lamp dimmer, and adds a domed center button to implement a "favorite lighting level" feature. This remote has a long-life lithium button cell. Lutron says the battery will last for 10 years of ordinary use, and it is easily accessible for replacement. There is a wide slot on the back with a removable cover. This allows the Pico remote to be mounted on accessories that include pedestal stands (single or double) and a wall plate adapter. I think it's essential that you choose one of these mounting options, as the remote on its own is so small that it is easily misplaced. The huge improvement that Caseta features over earlier Lutron electronic dimmers is that it can be "trimmed" by the customer to match different lighting loads. For example, a Maestro eco-dim 600 Watt Single-Pole Multi-Location Dimmer can control incandescent or halogen bulbs. But you need one special version of the Maestro to handle compact fluorescent or LED bulbs, and others exist to control low-voltage magnetic ballast bulbs and low-voltage electronic ballast bulbs. The Caseta dimmer doesn't solve this problem completely, but it should handle any dimmable 120VAC lighting load. As another reviewer noted, it's a good idea to check the Lutron site for approved bulbs, but that's a large and growing list. As for the main problem that this dimmer solved: We have two floor lamps placed in barely-accessible corners of our entertainment room. Turning them on and off was previously a long reach, and of course they did not dim. A fireplace separates the two, so putting them on a single circuit was not an easy way out for us. We added a pair of Caseta dimmers, one at each corner. One nice feature of the Pico remote is that it can control more than one dimmer. So, we "paired" both dimmers to a single Pico remote, which is mounted in a wall plate. We also added LED dimmable bulbs to the floor lamps. The lamps now operate in tandem, and can be set at any brightness level we choose. We own three other Caseta lamp dimmer/Pico remote sets, which are being used to control lamps on three buffet units. Since the outlet is otherwise inaccessible behind each of these large pieces of furniture, this has added enormous convenience and an element of "mood lighting" in the rooms where they are located. I found programming easy and intuitive, and the only irritating aspect for me is that the "favorite" button is ONLY on the Pico remote. It doesn't matter as much in this application, but it still seems like a huge oversight that I wish Lutron would address. I recommend these dimmers highly.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2015 by M. J. Mccaffrey
Good user interface design and build quality
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
Does everything it's advertised to do unlike several China brands I bought previous to this one. The little Pico remote is well designed with options to stick flat against a wall, add an optional decorative light switch face plate, or throw it in a bed side drawer. You've got big chunky buttons on the wall plug, big buttons on the remote, and wireless features for the younger crowd. When I first got mine the remote wasn't paired with the wall plug. So, that's something I had to troubleshoot. Here is the method... 1.) On the plug-in dimmer, press and hold the OFF button for about 6 seconds. The indicator LED on the dimmer should start blinking. 2.) While it's blinking, press and hold the OFF button on the Pico remote for about 6 seconds. 3.) The connected lamp should flash 3 times. That indicates the Pico has been paired.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by CB
Never thought I’d be a smart light guy but these changed me
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
I have a living room full of lamps and wanted a dimming solution that would save me laps around the large space. I installed these on each lamp and they work flawlessly. I bought the hub so that I can control them through my phone or smart device. Sometimes I use the remote but setting scenes that can be quickly activated is so convenient. I’m always skeptical of wireless connections but these have never faltered or let me down. 50 bucks a pop seems like a lot but when the alternative is rewiring your lamps with sub par physical dimmer switches it’s a no-brainer. ALSO I much prefer these to a smart bulb solution because these open up a much wider selection of bulbs. The up front cost is significant but I hope to be happy for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026 by Garrett Pin
Best "smart" lighting system on market
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
We love these and have put all our plug-in lamps on them. The Caseta system is definitely the best thing on the market right now for "smart" lighting of homes. We're sort of early adopters and have had Hue and LIFX before and Lutron has the best system. Pros: - Works great with all sort of bulbs - So easy to get pairs of lamps dimmed to same level - Works out of the box & you don't need to configure anything if you don't want to - Awesome with iOS HomeKit scenes and integrates with other HomeKit stuff - Frees up a plug when using a pair of lamps - Extends range of Caseta bridge for larger homes (we have a 3,000 sqft+ ranch-type house and this works great to get caseta to work into the far reaches of our ground floor) - Can add extra remotes so you can attach one near or even on the lamp so your guests or less tech savvy family members can use the lamps as well - Lutron's wireless tech is independent of bluetooth or wifi and works reliably. We haven't had any connectivity issues since we installed the first Caseta dimmer months ago. Cons: - The software to configure scenes and remote control assignments is not great, but you only need to configure once. However, at least for iOS, you don't have to use the software beyond that. I'm attaching screenshots of the Lutron software and how it looks in iOS, the built-in iOS controls are just so much better than Lutron's app. - Only one range extender can be active at a time for the Caseta system. I wish they'd offer something to bridge slightly longer distances (e.g. to a guest house, etc.), perhaps with a WiFi-enable bridge that can relay to other bridges on the network. We have a large outdoor area, and it would be amazing if we could hook up more stuff to the system, like pool lights. I suppose Lutron doesn't want to cut into their profits from their "pro" systems that support multiple range extenders.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2017 by madrobby
Great product
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
Works very well plugged into two lamps. The remote is very cool.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by Total junk both bulbs burned out within a week
Good dimmer with remote for LEDs.
Style: Lamp Dimmer 3-Way
Bought this specifically for two LED lights I got from home depot since the normal dimmers meant for incandescent bulbs don't work well with LEDs. This works fairly well, remote is small enough to be unobtrusive but large enough not to get too easily lost. Remote also comes with a very simple, minimalist wall mounting option - a bit of sticky tape attaches a plastic square that the back of the remote has a slot for. Quick and easy, though removal of sticky tape from your wall will be problematic in the future. Highly suggest buying a 3M command strip or similar for mounting this. Would be helpful if there was a screw-on option. Otherwise it does as intended. Lights on/off and dimmer settings. There's a momentary delay between pressing and changing light levels which is part of the reason for 4 stars. It's not horrible, but reminds me too much of computer lag :) The other reason is this doesn't dim as far as I'd prefer. For LEDs that can adequately light a room, you can't then dim then down to ... say movie-watching lighting where you can see enough not to trip on furniture but otherwise not interfere with the movie. For the price, not unexpected...but certainly room for improvement.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018 by Tim O.