RA2 Select Support

Yes. Simply set the dimmer to the preferred light level. Then hold the "Test" button on the sensor for 6 seconds until the light behind the sensor starts blinking. The lights will now turn on to the set level whenever the room becomes occupied.

1. In the SmartThings app, tap Automations

2. Tap Routines

3. Tap the gear icon to edit an existing routine, or tap the “+” icon to create a new routine

4. Choose the option to “Turn on these lights or switches” and/or “Turn off these lights or switches” and follow the on-screen instructions

With this dimmer, you are able to adjust:

• High and Low End Trim
• Enable/Disable Indicator Lights
• Fade On/Off rates
• Delayed Fade to Off Time
• Preset Light Level
• Dimming Phase

You will be able to find a video, diagram, and a step-by-step walk through for this product on Lutron’s Wiring Wizard.

Yes, like Pico remotes, sensors are automatically configured to control the lights in the room that they are added to. By default, the system will use the following programming:

• Occupied - all lights will go to 100%
• Unoccupied - all lights will go to 0%

The app allows for adding/removing lights affected by an occupancy group (and changing levels of each affected light) for both occupied and unoccupied actions. This includes setting occupied and/or unoccupied actions to "unaffected" for each individual light.

Yes, if multiple sensors are added to the same occupancy group (a RA2 Select room), they will work together using occupancy group logic:

• The room will be set to occupied when the first sensor in the room detects occupancy.
• The room will stay occupied until every sensor in the room no longer detects occupancy.

No, to keep configuration simple and intuitive, sensors can only control lights in the same room as the sensor.

No, sensor timeout must be adjusted manually at the sensor.

The following settings can be changed by using the programming buttons found on the sensors.

• Auto-on
  • Enabled
  • Low-light: The sensor will perform the occupied action only if the turn is relatively dark; if the room is bright, the lights will not turn on.
  • Disabled
• Sensitivity level (described as ""Activity"" on the sensor).
• Timeout (1, 5, 15 and 20 min options)

Dimmers, switches, and fan speed controls. Shades and audio cannot be controlled by occupancy status.

No, Alexa can only perform one action at a time.

Yes, everyone in the home with an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 8.3 or later can use Siri to control RA2 Select dimmers in the home. To do this, you need to select the “Siri Integration” option in the “Settings” within the Lutron App and add multiple users. When inviting other users you need to enter their iCloud Apple ID. Once the invitation is accepted, they will also be able to control the lights in the home using Siri.

No, Google Home can only perform one action at a time.

You can set the starting volume when playing audio through a scene in the app, but you can’t directly adjust volume in the app. However, if you display the Pico remote control for audio on the home page of the Lutron App, you can use that to virtually press the Pico buttons and raise/lower the speaker or speaker group volume linked to that Pico. You can also play/pause, skip tracks, and cycle through your Sonos favorites.