Lutron Electronics PJ2-3BRL-GBL-A02 Audio Pico Remote

Product Description

The LUTRON ELECTRONICS PJ2-3BRL-GBL-A02 is a compact audio Pico remote designed for wireless control of compatible audio systems. Finished in black, this low-voltage remote integrates into Lutron control systems and is installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage systems integrators. It provides simple, reliable scene and volume control from a single handheld device, making it a practical addition to residential or light commercial audio setups. The unit ships as an individual piece and fits within the broader Lutron Pico remote ecosystem.

This remote is suited for residential and light commercial applications where wireless audio control is required at a secondary location. It is typically used alongside a compatible Lutron Radio RA or Caseta-series processor to extend control points without additional wiring runs. Installers use it in living spaces, conference rooms, and multi-room audio environments where a discreet, wall-mountable or handheld control solution is needed.

Key Features

• Black finish integrates cleanly with standard wallplates and decor
• Three-button with raise/lower rocker layout for intuitive audio control
• Wireless low-voltage operation eliminates need for line-voltage wiring at the control point
• Compact Pico form factor supports both handheld and wall-mount installation
• Sold as an individual unit for single-zone or supplemental control deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless remote for use within compatible Lutron audio control systems. Refer to Lutron system documentation to confirm processor and receiver compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician familiar with Lutron control systems. Before pairing or mounting, power down the associated control processor per the manufacturer startup and commissioning procedure. No line-voltage wiring is required at the remote itself, but associated dimmers and processors must comply with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Do not attempt to pair the remote while the system is undergoing active commissioning or firmware updates.