Hi all, before I purchase some, could anyone confirm whether or not the Lutron Maestro Occupancy/Vacancy dimmers and switches show up in RadioRA 2 (and ultimately Hubitat) as independent devices; i.e. one ID for the dimmer and one ID for the motion? From the manual I believe you can't disable the vacancy feature, but I'd prefer to set a very long vacancy time and then have Hubitat manage the turn-off operation that will differ based on other things going on in the house. Will also be nice to not have to worry about batteries.
Ugh; that certainly makes it a non-starter. I just threw a test dimmer into RadioRA 2 and see that you're correct; it doesn't show up as an addressable component under occupancy/vacancy, so it's all just internal to the switch. I was going by the Ra2 ecosystem list and just mistakenly assumed the repeater would know occupancy state so that other things could trigger off it.
I was under the impression the maestro dimmers with built-in occupancy/vacancy sensors don’t integrate with any of Lutron’s wireless lighting control product lines.
Edit: I mean the switch/dimmer component too, not just the occupancy sensor. The device needs a ClearConnect radio to work with RadioRA 2, caseta, etc.
I just threw a test dimmer into RadioRA 2 and see that you're correct; it doesn't show up as an addressable component under occupancy/vacancy, so it's all just internal to the switch. I was going by the Ra2 ecosystem list and just mistakenly assumed the repeater would know occupancy state so that other things could trigger off it.
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