Lutron has expanded its Caseta smart home system to integrate with Sonos Voice Control. This new functionality allows users to control connected lights and shades using voice commands through Sonos speakers that have microphone support.
Previously, Lutron Caseta and Sonos had an existing integration that allowed Lutron Pico remotes to control Sonos music playback. The new update reverses this control flow, enabling Sonos speakers to act as a hands-free interface for Caseta devices. Users can now say "Hey Sonos" to turn lights on or off, adjust brightness, raise or lower shades, check device status, and activate Lutron scenes.
To utilize this integration, users need a Lutron Smart Hub and a Sonos product equipped with microphone support. Setup is managed through the Integrations section of the Lutron app. Sonos states that these home-control commands are currently available in US English, and voice requests are processed locally on compatible Sonos speakers.
This Caseta integration follows broader Lutron support added to Sonos Voice Control on July 20, which initially covered Lutron's HomeWorks and RadioRA 3 systems. Caseta and RadioRA 2 Select were previously announced as coming soon.
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Lutron Caseta now supports Sonos Voice Control, allowing users to manage lights and shades via voice commands through Sonos speakers. This update expands existing integration, enabling hands-free control of Lutron devices from Sonos for the first time.