@dcoffing, @mgreenb561, @Eastlake12 and anyone else who was wondering about having two fans on one module with a single switch.
I managed to wire this up today and it worked! Now, as a disclaimer, our stance is that this was not designed for two fans and has not run through UL with this intent in mind nor have I tested the longevity of this setup, so please use at your own risk. Keep in mind the total amperage the module can handle is 1A with a total of 200W Incandescent or 100W LED/CFL.
But, here you go – janky setup and all!
@MKITGO2 – my bad, I read this last night as you wanting to control two fans, not have two switches control the fan so I didn’t test that today.
I don’t have two fan switches available right now to test this, but in theory this would work from a wiring perspective. You’d just have to turn one of the travelers to always hot and use the neutral (then cap off the other traveler). The part I’m not 100% sure on is how multi-channel associations work.
@EricM_Inovelli – can you answer if, from a firmware side, you could associate two fan/light switches together?
I’m assuming the answer lies in this chart – now if only I could read Z-Wave!