Skip to content
Accessories TestFlight
Lutron Caséta In-Wall Smart Dimmer Switch
Lutron Electronics

Lutron Caséta In-Wall Smart Dimmer Switch

Switches · Lighting

HomeKit onlyBridgeEthernet

Where to buy

Search other stores

Store links open the product’s own page, matched to this accessory by name and model number. Prices are what each store showed on 22 October 2026 and will have changed, and stock isn’t checked; check that the model you buy says it works with Apple Home or Matter.

From store listings

4.6 out of 5 from 10K+ ratings across stores

$129.95–$1,039.60 at 2 stores on 22 October 2026.

TypeDimmer
ColorWhite
ModelCaseta
eBay Product ID (ePID)18020133996

From the Bing Shopping page for “Lutron Caseta Wireless Dimmer Wall Switch White PD-5NE-WH. Lutron. White. Electrical Switches & Dimmers. 0784276217699.”.

In ReReHome

On, off and dimming. Programmable button presses show up as they happen.

And every other characteristic or Matter attribute it exposes.

Connectivity

  • Ethernet

How it reaches your home

  • Lutron Clear Connect RF (434 MHz) → Caséta Smart Bridge / Smart Bridge PRO (L-BDG2-WH / L-BDGPRO2-WH, Ethernet) → Apple Home (HomeKit bridge)

Identifiers

ManufacturerLutron Electronics (Caséta)
Model / SKUPD-5NE-XX
Model / SKUPD-6WCL-XX

Reported versions

VersionDateSource
Firmware 1.4homedevices.app
Firmware 1.8homedevices.app
Firmware 2.3homedevices.app
Firmware 2.5homedevices.app
Firmware 0.42homedevices.app
Firmware 1.51homedevices.app
Firmware 3.1homedevices.app
Firmware 1.18homedevices.app

Compatibility notes

  • Caséta In-Wall dimmers PD-5NE (ELV, neutral) and PD-6WCL (no neutral); exposed via the Caséta Smart Bridge.
  • Lutron support: Apple HomeKit integration is available for RadioRA 3 (processor), RA2 Select (RR-SEL-REP2) and Caséta (L-BDG2 / L-BDGPRO2) with Lutron app 2.2+; up to 99 lights/shades selected in the Lutron app; Lutron scenes are not exposed.
  • Firmware versions reported by community devices: 0.42, 0.46, 1.18, 1.19, 1.4, 1.51.
  • Reported by HomeKit users in the HomeDevices community catalog (2 records, CA, US); not on Apple's accessory page. It reaches Apple Home through its maker's bridge or hub.
  • Category from the product name ("dimmer").