Me too 
ā¦ problem was that we kicked off light strip prior to them allowing us to do Windy City bc they already had light strips developed and they wanted to work on Fan/Light first.
Yeah, itās a route we could take. Let me toss it around internally and see what the consensus is!
Super bummed to hear about the delay. These are the missing switches to my house right nowā¦and Iāve been anxiously awaiting their release. I would participate in a kickstarter to speed up the process.
Iād think Kickstarter/Indiegogo would be great for you. I would think you would get sell through to existing products from the exposure as well
Dang, I needed Windy City way more than I needed Hurricane. I am in for 3 but is there any chance of raising that kind of money up front when other brands have fan controllers too? I understand the dilemma.
Wellā¦ If itās anything like the May 4th sale, it should be no problem at all lol
Let me talk to the manufacturer and see if this is a possibility! They typically prefer x amount down before starting anything.
Iāll have an answer for you guys this weekend (Sunday).
I love all the enthusiasm! This is encouraging 
What can we say, your products have blown us away - even the ones that havenāt been released!
Just sent an email to the manufacturer ā hereās hoping they play ball!
Will these be able to support multiple fans on one switch? Iām currently using GE ones (ughā¦) one of which has 3 fans on it, it works fine on high, but any other setting results in one very slow speed. Either way, Iām down for at least 2 of them.
Just thought I would chime in on this and say I too would be down with the Kickstarter!!!
Would love to see you knock this out and get to the multi-button remote!!! (BFF I think)
Iāll make sure to get this in the spec sheet if possible! Do you know approximately how many watts the fans are pulling?
Appreciate it 
ā BFF is for our paddle style remote ā but we do have a project that we kicked off alongside BFF thatās affectionately known as project, āPush My Buttonsā lol!
@Eric_Inovelli All 3 fans running on high are pulling about 260 watts combined, so Iād say 90 watts is a safe number to assume, per fan. This was from watching my Sense whole home energy usage, with the fans off, on, then off again. So may not be super accurate.
Disappointingā¦ this has been delayed so much, and frankly think the single switch would have been more beneficial than the dual light/fan switch. I have well over $1000 in Inovelli dimmers and switches, but sadly after many months of delay Iām forced to move on. I bought 7 GE smart fan speed controls. Not thrilled with them, but not bothered enough to buy the Inovellis when the come out. Sorry guys!
Iām just getting started in the home automation game and Iām still looking for a good solution for a fan control. I sincerely hope this project resumes in the near future. In the mean time, here are my thoughts.
I disagree. I just changed the color of the leds to differentiate fan controls from light controls. It looks nicer in a row of switches for all to have the same basic look and feel.
Just an update here ā weāre working with the manufacturer to make this happen. Still working out a few details with them around potential pricing and yearly quantities, but there is hope that this will happen! Thanks for everyone whoās commented here ā I specifically showed them this thread!
Edit: Responses to the above questions/comments:
Ok, once we know more about the max wattage threshold I can update here ā I think it should be fine as our On/Offās can control up to 300W Inductive load.
Yeah, I understand ā disappointing for us too.
Great suggestions!
Yeah thatās a good idea too ā Iām with you on the same look and feel ā but playing devilās advocate here, if you have guests over and the switches are all the same, do you think they would know what switch does what without some sort of icon? Iām guessing they would run into the same problem with dumb switches (ie: not knowing what does what), but just throwing it out there.
Iām on the side of same look to keep things uniform and no icon. I would assume your average non-smart home has standard panel or toggle switches that all look exactly the same so I donāt understand why the level of confusion would be increased. I love @rsjaffeās solution of changing the led color to signal that itās a different type switch. Also, any idea if these switches might work on bathroom exhaust fans? Iām guessing the load would have to be high enough but Iām looking for a way to complete the look in my home. Thanks as always for you guys hard work!
We always have that issue when there is more than one switch in a gang, even when all the switches are for lights. Fans arenāt special in that regards. So what if someone hits the fan switch instead of the light.
Anyway, I donāt allow guests to touch my paddles. 
I like the icons on the LZW36 although not many people in my house look at the switch close enough to see them they just asked if they didnāt just want to try one.
I like the same setup, but if you were going to submit a change for V2ā¦what about leaving the light button as is, but for the fan, have the LED glass circle around the outer edge of the button (360 degree) and have the light āchaseā to simulate a fan circling around. Just an idea.