Lutron Pico wireless swiches? (UK)

[ogiewon]

I use Lutron Caseta Pico remotes with my Hubitat hub and absolutely love them.

On SmartThings, many seem to like these inexpensive Samsung Zigbee Button controllers.

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They’re simple and inexpensive.

Aeotec has a couple Z-Wave models as well… I am not sure about their ST support

Nano Mote Quad - Aeotec

And if you really want to use Pico remotes on SmartThings, and are willing to run a local NodeJS server, this may be an option…

[OBSOLETE] How to control anything with inexpensive Lutron Pico remotes

Thanks to @njschwartz, @BHO, @stephack, @Paul_Sheldon, @dalec and @bravenel, SmartThings users now have the ability to program inexpensive Lutron Caséta Pico remotes in a way that hasn’t been available to consumers since the introduction of the now, ill-fated Staples Connect hub. If you have the patience to follow these step by step directions, you can setup a low cost bridge between SmartThings and a Lutron Caséta Pro SmartBridge that will let you program up to 50 Lutron Caséta Pico remotes to easily control just about anything you want, for just $15-$20 per remote. Unlike the official Lutron/SmartThings integration, this setup does not require a Lutron wall switch, dimmer or plug-in module to function. This cloud-based solution is fast and relatively stable as long as the internet, and …

If you do decide to pursue Lutron Pico remotes, you’ll need a Lutron SmartBridge. I recommend you buy the Lutron SmartBridge Pro, as it is the model needed to work with ST integration above, as well as Hubitat (should you ever decide to try it.) The Pro version costs a little more, but can be bought from EnergyAvenue.com for a decent price. They also have good prices on Pico Remotes and Caseta switches and dimmers.