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Fibaro Home Center Lite vs Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
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Key differences between Fibaro Home Center Lite and Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
A summary of selected recorded differences between these hubs. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.
Feature differences among your selected devices
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (connectivity): Fibaro Home Center Lite — Yes; Lutron Caseta Smart Hub — No (The smart hub has no Wi-Fi radio: it connects to a LAN port on the router with the included Ethernet cable.).
- Apple Home (integrations): Fibaro Home Center Lite — No (No native HomeKit bridge; only third-party Homebridge plugins); Lutron Caseta Smart Hub — Yes (The smart hub contains Apple Home technology, so Siri can control the lights and shades it hosts.).
- SmartThings (integrations): Fibaro Home Center Lite — No; Lutron Caseta Smart Hub — Yes (Lutron lists Samsung SmartThings as a Caseta partner: lights and shades are controlled from the SmartThings app.).
- Third Party Devices (protocols): Fibaro Home Center Lite — Yes (Pairs Z-Wave and Z-Wave Plus devices from other certified manufacturers, not only FIBARO; non-Z-Wave gear from other brands is reached only through network plugins.); Lutron Caseta Smart Hub — No (Pairs only Lutron Clear Connect devices (Caseta dimmers and switches, Pico remotes, Serena shades); other brands connect through cloud or app integrations, never to its radio.).
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Apple Home
- Fibaro Home Center LiteNo
- Lutron Caseta Smart HubYes
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Connectivity
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
Catalog note
The smart hub has no Wi-Fi radio: it connects to a LAN port on the router with the included Ethernet cable.
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
Catalog note
Ethernet: 3 ft (0.92 m) cable included (for internet and Lutron App connection).
Features
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- 75
Catalog note
Supports up to 75 wireless devices (Caseta dimmers, plug-in dimmers and switches, Pico remotes, wireless shades); the hub itself counts as one of them.
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
Hardware
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Not recorded
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Not recorded
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Not recorded
Integrations
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
Catalog note
No native HomeKit bridge; only third-party Homebridge plugins
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
Catalog note
The smart hub contains Apple Home technology, so Siri can control the lights and shades it hosts.
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
Catalog note
The official Home Assistant Lutron Caseta integration lists this exact hub (L-BDG2-WH) among its supported hardware.
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Yes
Catalog note
Lutron lists Samsung SmartThings as a Caseta partner: lights and shades are controlled from the SmartThings app.
Protocols
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Not recorded
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
Catalog note
Pairs Z-Wave and Z-Wave Plus devices from other certified manufacturers, not only FIBARO; non-Z-Wave gear from other brands is reached only through network plugins.
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
Catalog note
Pairs only Lutron Clear Connect devices (Caseta dimmers and switches, Pico remotes, Serena shades); other brands connect through cloud or app integrations, never to its radio.
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- Yes
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
Sensors
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
- Fibaro Home Center Lite
- No
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- No
| Specification | Fibaro Home Center Lite | Lutron Caseta Smart Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
| Yes | NoCatalog noteThe smart hub has no Wi-Fi radio: it connects to a LAN port on the router with the included Ethernet cable. | |
| Not recorded | No | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteEthernet: 3 ft (0.92 m) cable included (for internet and Lutron App connection). | |
| Features | ||
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Not recorded | 75Catalog noteSupports up to 75 wireless devices (Caseta dimmers, plug-in dimmers and switches, Pico remotes, wireless shades); the hub itself counts as one of them. | |
| No | No | |
| Hardware | ||
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Integrations | ||
| Yes | Yes | |
NoCatalog noteNo native HomeKit bridge; only third-party Homebridge plugins | YesCatalog noteThe smart hub contains Apple Home technology, so Siri can control the lights and shades it hosts. | |
| Yes | Yes | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteThe official Home Assistant Lutron Caseta integration lists this exact hub (L-BDG2-WH) among its supported hardware. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteLutron lists Samsung SmartThings as a Caseta partner: lights and shades are controlled from the SmartThings app. | |
| Protocols | ||
| Not recorded | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
YesCatalog notePairs Z-Wave and Z-Wave Plus devices from other certified manufacturers, not only FIBARO; non-Z-Wave gear from other brands is reached only through network plugins. | NoCatalog notePairs only Lutron Clear Connect devices (Caseta dimmers and switches, Pico remotes, Serena shades); other brands connect through cloud or app integrations, never to its radio. | |
| No | No | |
| Yes | No | |
| No | No | |
| Sensors | ||
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
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The table matches specifications by section and field. It preserves notes, separates missing data from explicit “No” values, and keeps qualifications attached to their values. No overall winner is assigned from feature counts.
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