Lutron Pico Remote for Caseta Dimmer — 3-Button Control, Wall or Tabletop Use, PJ2-3BRL-GBL-L01, Black

Overview

The Lutron Pico remote for Caseta dimmers is a compact, signal ready way to control lighting across a space. Its small handheld form makes it easy to turn lights on or off and fine tune brightness without leaving your seat. Pico is designed for flexibility, so you can mount it on a wall, set it on a tabletop pedestal, or keep it handy in a bag for quick access when you enter a room.

What you can control

Designed to pair with Caseta dimmers and plug-in lamp dimmers, Pico lets you shape mood with a few taps. The three button layout covers on off, raise and lower, and a preset lighting level for fast recall of your preferred brightness. This combination supports comfortable visibility, ambient balance, and energy awareness in living rooms, bedrooms, and home offices.

• Turn lights on or off with a simple press for immediate room reveal
• Brighten or dim to a comfortable level for reading, dining, or relaxing
• Preset brightness lets you return to a familiar setting with one press
• Requires Caseta dimmers or plug-in lamp dimmers sold separately
• Long lasting power with a 10-year battery life included

Smart mounting and versatility

Flexibility is built in. Mount the Pico remote to a coordinating wall plate for a discreet control point, or place it on a tabletop pedestal for accessible operation from a couch or chair. Its compact footprint blends with modern decor while delivering reliable performance.

• Coordinating wall plate and tabletop pedestal available separately
• Ergonomic, palm friendly design fits naturally in one hand
• Also a convenient option for cars or entryways as you approach home

Why readers like Pico remote

With a 10-year battery life included, the Pico remote reduces maintenance while offering straightforward pairing and versatile mounting options. It helps craft comfortable lighting scenes across rooms without complicating your existing setup, presenting practical convenience and ambient control as possibilities rather than promises.