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product_id: 515323351
title: "Diva Smart Dimmer Switch Kit for Caseta Lighting w/ Hub, Pico Remote & Pedestal, Smart Dimmer Works with Apple Home, Ring, Google Home, 3 Way, DVRF-BDG-1DP-A"
brand: "lutron"
price: "€ 275.55"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Lutron"
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# No neutral wire needed - installs in 15 mins Control lights remotely via Lutron app & voice Hub-based RF connection - ultra reliable, no WiFi lag Diva Smart Dimmer Switch Kit for Caseta Lighting w/ Hub, Pico Remote & Pedestal, Smart Dimmer Works with Apple Home, Ring, Google Home, 3 Way, DVRF-BDG-1DP-A

**Brand:** lutron
**Price:** € 275.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Elevate your space with smart lighting that’s effortless, reliable, and totally in control.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Diva Smart Dimmer Switch Kit for Caseta Lighting w/ Hub, Pico Remote & Pedestal, Smart Dimmer Works with Apple Home, Ring, Google Home, 3 Way, DVRF-BDG-1DP-A by lutron
- **How much does it cost?** € 275.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.cy](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/515323351-diva-smart-dimmer-switch-kit-for-caseta-lighting-w-hub)

## Best For

- lutron enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lutron brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rock-Solid Hub Connectivity:** Caséta hub uses dedicated RF signals for instant, reliable control—even if your WiFi goes down.
- • **Expandable Wireless 3-Way Setup:** Add Pico remotes anywhere—no wiring needed—to control your lights from multiple spots with style and ease.
- • **Seamless Smart Control Anywhere:** Manage multiple lights with the Lutron app, Pico remote, or voice assistants like Apple Home, Alexa, and Google Home.
- • **Effortless 15-Minute Installation:** No neutral wire required—swap your old switch hassle-free and upgrade your home lighting in minutes.
- • **Customizable Lighting Scenes & Schedules:** Set moods, timers, and geofencing to automate your lighting and impress guests with smart ambiance.

## Overview

The Lutron Diva Smart Dimmer Switch Kit combines sleek paddle-style design with advanced LED+ dimming technology, enabling smooth, customizable lighting control without needing a neutral wire. Included with a Pico remote, pedestal, and Caséta smart hub, it offers ultra-reliable RF-based connectivity that works independently of WiFi. Compatible with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, and more, this kit transforms your existing fixtures into a smart lighting ecosystem with easy installation, wireless multi-switch control, and powerful app-driven automation.

## Description

Introducing the Diva smart dimmer switch for Caséta smart lighting, perfect for home automation. Lutron's #1 dimmer is now intelligent and compatible with your existing Caséta products. These smart switches for lights connect to a Lutron hub for maximum reliability, allowing connection even if WiFi fails, without burdening it with extra devices. The Diva smart switch features LED+ advanced dimming technology for superior performance of your LED lights. This dimmer switch for LED lights is a 3-way smart switch that can pair with Claro accessory switches or a Pico remote to establish a wireless 3-way switch anywhere. Use the smart hub to link your Diva smart light switch to more leading smart home control devices—including Alexa, Apple Homekit, Google Home, Ring, and Sonos—than any other smart lighting control brand. The Diva smart LED dimmer switch operates with existing home wiring, no neutral needed. Includes (1) Diva smart dimmer switch, (1) Pico remote, (1) pedestal, and (1) smart hub. Ideal for dimmable light switches, this LED dimmer integrates seamlessly into smart home systems.

Review: Rock solid solution for a single or multi-switch (with additional remotes) smart light switch - Easy install (if you can install a light switch, this is basically that plus following in-app instructions to set up the hub and Pico remote). No neutral required (unlike the simpler "Clara" on/off smart switch in the Caseta line, oddly), so it can replace pretty much any single-pole, "3-way", etc, switch in your US house. The dimmer switch itself can be a tight fit for an older electrical box, but that should be expected for any smart switches (or even non-smart dimmers). Certainly not the largest such device I've had to work with. Did require some re-organization and re-folding of wires behind it to get is able to sit flat like the old 1980s-era light switch it replaced did. Comes with all the hardware needed, other than the wall plate for the dimmer switch (which is odd; Lutron is really inconsistent about when it includes a wall plate and when it doesn't), but wall plates are easily picked up at your local hardware store (and you probably want to match the plates of your other light switches). Any "Decora" or "GFCI" wall plate will work with this. I really wish this came with the *paddle* Pico switch to match the paddle dimmer, although the "classic" Pico isn't *too* bad (gives me one to have sitting on my desk). I needed to order a Pico Paddle for our house (I can't see anyone wanting one wall switch to be a simple paddle and the other to be the ugly classic Caseta button layout) in the "other entrance of the room" position, as well as a wall mount (desertcart doesn't sell the actual Lutron wall mounts, just knock-offs, so had to pick these up at Lowe's). Functionally, offers "smart" control with Caseta's rock-solid reliability. The dimmer has a slider to set your "normal" dimming level; a single press on the "on" end of the paddle brings you to that preset; hitting it again goes to full-on. A single press of the "off" end, as expected, turns the lights off. Off and on operations happen with a quick but elegant "fade" effect. You can also set the "off level" for the dimmer to match the minimum level for your specific light bulbs / fixture (if you've ever had a dimmer where the lights are off when the dimmer is still at something like 50% you know how important this is). The Pico switch has a "full on" button, a "full off" button, then "dim/brighten by 1%" buttons, and a separate "on to preset" center button. Frustratingly works differently from the wall dimmer (that is, a single press on the "on" button goes to full-on, not to the preset). Note: the Paddle Pico Remote has similar functionality to the dimmer's on/off buttons (first press of 'on' brings it to preset; second to full on). Unlike the "classic" Pico remote, though, it doesn't offer any way to dim to "any" level 1 percent at a time (holding down the on or off ends of the remote doesn't do anything). The hub is, well, a hub. It takes a micro-USB cord (important for all us folks who have a bazillion USB-C cords but not many micro-USBs still hanging out in the drawer from 2010). It does include a wall plug power cord with a permanent cord attached, but if you're putting this in a cubby with all your other hubs etc you probably want to just plug it into a USB multi-port charger rather than using a separate wall plug for it, so make sure you have a little micro-USB cord available. It also must be plugged into your network via ethernet (*not* able to use wifi to connect!), so make sure you have an ethernet port available on your switch or router where it is to be installed. It *does* come with a short ethernet cable for that data connection. Would be nice if it supported PoE, but maybe some later iteration will. For those not already informed of "why a hub", the hub is the key to Caseta's reliability. Instead of using WiFi, Caseta uses its own RF band for (low bandwidth, low power, but high permeability through walls) communications between devices (device to device) and the hub (device to hub). While Thread is a pretty good newer standard for this purpose, it still isn't as rock-solid reliable and certainly as time-tested as Caseta's RF communications are. The hub basically allows all the devices to run on this reliable network (so when you press "on" on a Pico switch, it immediately and reliably turns the light on, just like a hard-wired switch would act), while allowing your other devices (phones, computers, etc) to control those devices over your local network. The physical hub is smaller than I'd expected, just a few inches square. The only real drawback is you need to provide it power and an ethernet connection. I know some people are really against needing to have a hub; I prefer reliability over the very minor inconvenience of having to house a hub somewhere in the house. Of course, the wall switch and pico remote work without the hub, but why would you buy this particular kit if you weren't going to be using the hub? With the hub, everything easily connects to Apple Home (my platform), Google, Alexa, etc. With Apple Home it just required going into settings, Integrations, then clicking the Apple Home integration. Asked for a code from the bottom of the hub, but also offered to use the camera for that, which worked flawlessly. This only needs to be done once for the hub, so if you add more light switches later on you don't need to re-integrate them with Apple Home. When I later opened the Apple Home app it prompted me that there was a new light and asked to place it in a room (didn't pick up the "Office" designation I'd given the lights in the Lutron app though) and give it a name (it *did* default to "Sconces" as that is what I'd told the Lutron app). Pretty much as easy as can be. Overall, I'm very happy with this, and looking forward to years of reliable use.
Review: Rare no-neutral smart dimmer - TYhe Diva dimmer is almost a unicorn: an in-wall dimmer that works both with Homekit and as a stand-alone dimmer, and does not need a neutral wire. I've used Lutron Maestro (non-smart) dimmers before, which are awesome, but this was my first experience with the Diva series. The in-wall, remote, and HomeKit controls all work perfectly. The lights don't quite dim all the way down, but I think that's due to the specific LED lights I'm using it with. Dimming is very smooth over the range it does have. I was annoyed that I had to download a Lutron app and create an account just to onboard the dimmer to HomeKit. I deleted the app after onboarding, though, and the dimmer still works fine through HomeKit. I plan to get more of these since the hub supports multiple Diva devices.

## Features

- ANYONE CAN INSTALL: No neutral required; This smart dimmer light switch can easily be installed in as little as 15 minutes. We provide step-by-step walkthroughs, install videos, 24/7 technical support (1-800-LUTRON1) and more to help you
- CONTROL WITH THE LUTRON APP: Manage your lights anywhere with the Lutron app; control lighting and advanced features on your Lutron Caseta dimmer switch such as scenes, scheduling, geofencing, smart-away, timers, app control, and more
- MAKE YOUR LIGHTS SMART: One Lutron Caseta switch can turn multiple lights or fixtures smart, even existing ones. Save money and keep your bulb styles open by using Lutron’s smart switch dimmer
- REMOTE CONTROL LUTRON DIMMER SWITCH: Use the Pico Remote to wirelessly control up to 10 Lutron dimmer switch devices anywhere in your home; works up to 30 feet through walls, 60 feet line of sight, has a 10 year battery life
- RELIABLY SMART CONNECTION: The Caseta smart hub works without Wi-Fi, giving your smart dimmer super-fast, ultra-reliable smart lighting that works without slowing other Wi-Fi devices down
- Includes (1) Lutron Diva dimmer switch (interruptor inteligente) for Caseta smart lighting, (1) Pico remote, (1) Pico Pedestal, and (1) Lutron smart hub; WALLPLATE NOT INCLUDED, SOLD SEPARATELY​
- TECHNICAL DETAILS: Works with up to 150W LED and 600W Incandescent/halogen
- RECOGNIZED AESTHETIC : Smart Light Switch Dimmer features the well-loved design of Lutron Diva LED+ paddle style dimmers, allowing you to coordinate dimmers throughout your home
- MOST CONNECTED SMART LIGHTING: Add your lights to desertcart Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, Ring, Sonos, Samsung, and more with the Caseta Smart Hub; Caseta connects with more smart home devices than any 3 way dimmer switch control brand
- ADD A 2ND LUTRON SWITCH ANYWHERE: Mount the Pico Remote with the wallmount bracket to add a 2nd "switch" anywhere; Remote wirelessly connects to the dimmer; no cutting holes or running wires

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BSHZ2CTD |
| Actuator Type | Paddle Switch |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,715 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #53 in Dimmer Switches |
| Brand | Lutron |
| Circuit Type | Single Pole, 3-Way with Claro smart accessory switch |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Amazon Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, Ring, Sonos |
| Connectivity Protocol | N.A |
| Connector Type | Wires |
| Contact Material | Brass |
| Contact Type | Paddle Switch |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Control Type | App, Remote, Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Ring |
| Current Rating | 1.25 Amps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (301) |
| Date First Available | March 1, 2023 |
| Included Components | (1) Diva smart dimmer switch, (1) Pico remote, (1) Pico pedestal, (1) smart hub |
| International Protection Rating | IP00 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1.19 pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches |
| Item model number | DVRF-BDG-1DP-A |
| Lower Temperature Rating | 32 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Manufacturer | Lutron |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 3 |
| Operating Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Operation Mode | ON-DIM-OFF |
| Part Number | DVRF-BDG-1D |
| Pattern | Kit |
| Product Dimensions | 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| Style | Diva Smart Dimmer&Remote |
| Terminal | Virtual |
| UPC | 784276305792 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 104 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Wattage | 150 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Lutron
- **Connector Type:** Wires
- **Contact Type:** Paddle Switch
- **Current Rating:** 1.25 Amps
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Operating Voltage:** 120 Volts
- **Operation Mode:** ON-DIM-OFF
- **Switch Type:** Paddle
- **Terminal:** Virtual

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rock solid solution for a single or multi-switch (with additional remotes) smart light switch
*by J***E on October 28, 2025*

Easy install (if you can install a light switch, this is basically that plus following in-app instructions to set up the hub and Pico remote). No neutral required (unlike the simpler "Clara" on/off smart switch in the Caseta line, oddly), so it can replace pretty much any single-pole, "3-way", etc, switch in your US house. The dimmer switch itself can be a tight fit for an older electrical box, but that should be expected for any smart switches (or even non-smart dimmers). Certainly not the largest such device I've had to work with. Did require some re-organization and re-folding of wires behind it to get is able to sit flat like the old 1980s-era light switch it replaced did. Comes with all the hardware needed, other than the wall plate for the dimmer switch (which is odd; Lutron is really inconsistent about when it includes a wall plate and when it doesn't), but wall plates are easily picked up at your local hardware store (and you probably want to match the plates of your other light switches). Any "Decora" or "GFCI" wall plate will work with this. I really wish this came with the *paddle* Pico switch to match the paddle dimmer, although the "classic" Pico isn't *too* bad (gives me one to have sitting on my desk). I needed to order a Pico Paddle for our house (I can't see anyone wanting one wall switch to be a simple paddle and the other to be the ugly classic Caseta button layout) in the "other entrance of the room" position, as well as a wall mount (Amazon doesn't sell the actual Lutron wall mounts, just knock-offs, so had to pick these up at Lowe's). Functionally, offers "smart" control with Caseta's rock-solid reliability. The dimmer has a slider to set your "normal" dimming level; a single press on the "on" end of the paddle brings you to that preset; hitting it again goes to full-on. A single press of the "off" end, as expected, turns the lights off. Off and on operations happen with a quick but elegant "fade" effect. You can also set the "off level" for the dimmer to match the minimum level for your specific light bulbs / fixture (if you've ever had a dimmer where the lights are off when the dimmer is still at something like 50% you know how important this is). The Pico switch has a "full on" button, a "full off" button, then "dim/brighten by 1%" buttons, and a separate "on to preset" center button. Frustratingly works differently from the wall dimmer (that is, a single press on the "on" button goes to full-on, not to the preset). Note: the Paddle Pico Remote has similar functionality to the dimmer's on/off buttons (first press of 'on' brings it to preset; second to full on). Unlike the "classic" Pico remote, though, it doesn't offer any way to dim to "any" level 1 percent at a time (holding down the on or off ends of the remote doesn't do anything). The hub is, well, a hub. It takes a micro-USB cord (important for all us folks who have a bazillion USB-C cords but not many micro-USBs still hanging out in the drawer from 2010). It does include a wall plug power cord with a permanent cord attached, but if you're putting this in a cubby with all your other hubs etc you probably want to just plug it into a USB multi-port charger rather than using a separate wall plug for it, so make sure you have a little micro-USB cord available. It also must be plugged into your network via ethernet (*not* able to use wifi to connect!), so make sure you have an ethernet port available on your switch or router where it is to be installed. It *does* come with a short ethernet cable for that data connection. Would be nice if it supported PoE, but maybe some later iteration will. For those not already informed of "why a hub", the hub is the key to Caseta's reliability. Instead of using WiFi, Caseta uses its own RF band for (low bandwidth, low power, but high permeability through walls) communications between devices (device to device) and the hub (device to hub). While Thread is a pretty good newer standard for this purpose, it still isn't as rock-solid reliable and certainly as time-tested as Caseta's RF communications are. The hub basically allows all the devices to run on this reliable network (so when you press "on" on a Pico switch, it immediately and reliably turns the light on, just like a hard-wired switch would act), while allowing your other devices (phones, computers, etc) to control those devices over your local network. The physical hub is smaller than I'd expected, just a few inches square. The only real drawback is you need to provide it power and an ethernet connection. I know some people are really against needing to have a hub; I prefer reliability over the very minor inconvenience of having to house a hub somewhere in the house. Of course, the wall switch and pico remote work without the hub, but why would you buy this particular kit if you weren't going to be using the hub? With the hub, everything easily connects to Apple Home (my platform), Google, Alexa, etc. With Apple Home it just required going into settings, Integrations, then clicking the Apple Home integration. Asked for a code from the bottom of the hub, but also offered to use the camera for that, which worked flawlessly. This only needs to be done once for the hub, so if you add more light switches later on you don't need to re-integrate them with Apple Home. When I later opened the Apple Home app it prompted me that there was a new light and asked to place it in a room (didn't pick up the "Office" designation I'd given the lights in the Lutron app though) and give it a name (it *did* default to "Sconces" as that is what I'd told the Lutron app). Pretty much as easy as can be. Overall, I'm very happy with this, and looking forward to years of reliable use.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rare no-neutral smart dimmer
*by R***G on December 14, 2025*

TYhe Diva dimmer is almost a unicorn: an in-wall dimmer that works both with Homekit and as a stand-alone dimmer, and does not need a neutral wire. I've used Lutron Maestro (non-smart) dimmers before, which are awesome, but this was my first experience with the Diva series. The in-wall, remote, and HomeKit controls all work perfectly. The lights don't quite dim all the way down, but I think that's due to the specific LED lights I'm using it with. Dimming is very smooth over the range it does have. I was annoyed that I had to download a Lutron app and create an account just to onboard the dimmer to HomeKit. I deleted the app after onboarding, though, and the dimmer still works fine through HomeKit. I plan to get more of these since the hub supports multiple Diva devices.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THIS is the smart switch system to invest in. Bulletproof and rock solid.
*by J***E on August 2, 2025*

Ok, if you want your smart home lighting to be bulletproof, this seems to be the one to get. It uses its own controller, which you plug into your network somewhere. The switches are easy to install, as much effort as any other smart switch. But man, does it work great and it's been rock solid bulletproof. It's a little more expensive than the others that are WiFi only (how you gonna turn your lights on when your WiFI goes out?) and the switch feels like quality. Highly recommended.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lutron Caseta Smart Switch Kit w/ Hub, Diva Smart Dimmer Switch, Remote & More, No Neutral Required, Works w/ Alexa, Apple Homekit, Google Home, Single Pole or 3 Way, DVRF-BDG-1DP-A
- Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Diva Smart Dimmer Switch w/ Wall Plate for LED Bulbs, Works w/ Alexa, Apple Homekit, Google Home (Hub Required), 150W, No Neutral Required, DVRFW-6L-WH-A, White
- Lutron Caseta Smart Lighting Claro Smart Accessory Switch for use with Diva Smart Dimmer/Claro Smart Switch, Works w/ Alexa, Apple Homekit, Google Home (Hub Required), DVRF-AS-WH, White

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