Hue light triggering a routine when turned on by a normal light switch?

[JDRoberts]

There are also in wall micros that you can put behind a dumb switch and a couple of those, specifically the fibaro dimmer 2 and the Aeon nano do not require a neutral, although you may need to get an additional “bypass” device if the LED load on the micro is too low.

So that’s yet another option if you want to get traditional looking rocker switches to match your other GE switches. You can find lots of discussion of the micros in the forums.

Dimmers/Switches that don't need a common (neutral) wire? (2016)

I’m having a terrible time trying to get a three-way switch automated. While the rest of my switches in the house all have a common wire (and are easy to install the GE Z-Wave Dimmer) our Kitchen overhead recessed lights have the simple tap side “cheaped out” with no common wire available. Having an electrician run such a wire through our attic will be $$$$. When I started with Insteon most of their stuff required a common wire but for situations in older homes or where the wiring was expedient (like this situation) they offered an RF Dimmer Switch that didn’t require it. I don’t suppose there’s anything anyone makes for SmartThings type Hubs that could also work without a common wire? It irks the hell out of me since this is a light I really need to automate (and be able to dim).