Enbrighten Z-Wave Plus Fan Control, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, 3-Way Compatible, ZWave Hub Required, Repeater/Range Extender, Smart Ceiling Fan Control, Smart Switch, White & Almond, 14314 | Adjust Fan Speed and Set Custom Scenes, Interchangeable Paddles, Hub Required, Works with Alexa & Google Home

I've done a lot of research trying to find this exact switch. Many Z-wave dimmer manufacturers say "DO NOT USE ON FANS". This is the first fan dimmer I've found that is MADE FOR FANS and works GREAT.

I have Enbrighten Z-Wave light switches controlling literally every light in my house. We have a large fan hanging from our vaulted living room ceiling and that was the only "dumb" switch I had left. So I was pleased to find this. I had to experiment as to which wire from the old controller went where on the new switch, but eventually figured it out without burning the house down. Since I have all of my Z-Wave switches integrated with Alexia via a SmartThings hub, I can now easily voice or app control the fan and it has worked perfectly since installation.

Jasco products are great, and their IoT devices are the best bar none. They were early developers for the IoT industry -- and no I don't work for Jasco.The only negative reviews I saw were related to speed and fan control, which likely has nothing to do with switch but is more likely related to fan itself or flaky IoT hub.I have 3 of the devices (plan to buy 3 more) and I can say with 100% certainty that all 3 fans have the same force, rotation function present that they had via the manual switch, same velocity and with no problem with connections/control via my Smart Things hub.So I attribute those "negative" reviews to home or fan environmental issues. These are and have been for me great products.

I’ve been using SmartThings in my home for over 10 years. I’m handicapped so nearly everything can be controlled from my bed.FYI: The 700 series are much better, smaller, faster connected, but this FAN control has some qwirks. Do not use the scan code to add this switch. It will add as a dimmer and not work.Instead chose GE fan controller from the menu, then when it asks you to scan the code it should work. These newer 700 and 800 Smart things switches seem to connect much faster, and are smaller. Makes things easier… but still obviously some oddities.

I’ve gone entirely too far down the Z-wave rabbit hole. I have over 40 switches, of which about half have failed. I’ve stupidly replaced most of them thinking this time it will be different. It’s not. So my Enbrighten fan switch died, surprise, surprise. I looked for alternatives to control a fan but cannot seem to find anything but a z-wave Enbrighten or a wi-fi alternative. But if you want to stay in the Z universe, you have few options so I got this fan controller. It is a newer version than the one that failed and has more features so I had hope. I quickly wired it up per the diagram and the switch worked fine using the paddles. Then I spent three hours trying to to pair it as a fan to Smartthings. Using the QR code or pin, it will pair as a Jasco dimmer. Or it might pair as a Jasco switch (no speed control). Depends upon its mood. Others advised pairing it as a GE fan to address this. I tried and it would eventually ask for the QR or pin to confirm and complete the setup. Whether I’d do this or skip this, the result was the same. It would connect as a light switch with no dimmer capability. I tried changing the driver after the fact but even though I have the GE fan driver in my hub, it won’t assign to this fan controller. Ultimately I tried again and again until I got a dimmer setup. It works, but smartthings does not recognize it as a fan and I cannot assign a fan driver and I cannot use all the fancy features. So, i think I will be migrating to wi-fi controlled devices moving forward. Z-wave is almost 2x the cost and seems to have little support from the manufacturers.