The walls are almost done (prepping, painting) at our new house (renovation, not new). I have been working through my lighting plans and wanted to get confirmation I’m not off track here...
I wanted to implement RadioRA2 everywhere... however it’s cost prohibitive (my initial estimate was close to $20k). One way I’ve determined to reduce costs (significantly) is to use Caseta for the local dimmer/switch controls instead of Maestro paddles. Most of the time, I expect we will be using HE automation and the SeeTouch Keypads for lighting scene management.
Are there any negatives to this approach I’m missing? I will have more hubs to manage (HE, Caseta Pro2, and RadioRA2) but once they are configured they should be out of sight/mind. My wife says she likes the Caseta/Pico switches so I don’t think I will have WAF issues. Seems to me this should be a pretty good approach but I’m afraid I’m missing something...
You can completely intermingle these different devices in Hubitat. My RA2 house has most rooms with Z-Wave dimmers fired from RA2 occupancy sensors. Intermixing these various technologies is seamless with Hubitat in the middle.