Too big. They say it fits "most" fan cowlings, I'd say it fits "some".

Works well with HouseLinc, fan portion does not work with HUB for Insteon

Love it, working fine without any issues so far.

like many who have casablanca fans this it not quite a direct replacement. The module has some limitations 3 speeds not 6 like casablanca. also no reverse feature. BUT you can add that function with their micro link and a relay. Full implementation to replace a casablanca system is NOT for beginners.

Had a little trouble getting it set up but once I got it connected and set up it works great. I will be ordering more switches to complete the whole house.

My first unit was defective but the replacement works just as advertised.

Just installed my first FanLinc today. I actually bought it quite some time ago but was procrastinating about installing it due to my reluctance to pull my cowling and wiring on my fan; however, everything went really well and was way easier than I expected. Pulling the cowling and wires on my fan only took a couple minutes and within about five more minutes I had the FanLinc wired in. A couple notes: first, INSTEON doesn't allow you to control the fan at the Set buttons I think it's a safety thing - wouldn't want to accidentally hit the button during installation and have the fan whip on while you're standing on a ladder. So testing that the fan will actually run is not possible unless done remotely. While the FanLinc was still hanging next to my cowling, I tested the Fan control via HouseLinc. Using this method, I found that I had reversed the FAN and LIGHT load wires Hampton Bay forum was incorrect. This test prevented me from finishing the installation and having to take the whole thing apart again. Second, make sure the wire nuts are nice and tight and give each wire a little tug before you move on. I had to do some cramming to fit the wiring into the J-box above my fan so that the FanLinc could slide into the fan's bracket. During this process, one of the wires wiggled out of the nut and I had to take it all down again to re-do that wire nut. Using HouseLinc to set up the FanLinc was a breeze once I got it all wired in. I had already picked up some of the awesome little fan control keys for my KeypadLinc, so I just had to create four scenes in HouseLinc to support it: Fan Off, Low, Med, High and add the Keypad buttons to those scenes. It made control of the fan so obvious that anyone can intuitively know how to use it. A word of warning, setting this up manually would probably take a really long time, since you have to do inter-linked buttons on the keypad where pushing fan off turns on that LED but turns off the fan low, fan med, fan high LEDs as well as having to link to the different fan modes. My only grip aside from the lack of test-ability is that it was pretty tough to get the FanLinc into the bracket next to the wires that were running up into the J-box from the fan. I guess this is pretty much true with all products of this type that are on the market, but it's something to keep in mind.

Great product! I installed this into a fan I originally placed into service 30 years ago. This fan had a "high" speed setting that would nearly launch an ultralight plane, so I set the mechanical fan switch to medium speed. I love the new "three speeds" the fan presents now. The wall switch (for light control only) was missing a neutral, so I used the new insteon 2 wire switch (Part # 2474DWH) for that purpose and capped off the blue light lead on the fanlinc. The fanlinc is connected to an unswitched Hot and Neutral. I link and control everything in my house with houselinc software, so the setup was simple. I am looking forward to programing this fan to operate for 15 minutes On and 5 minutes Off all night during the summer. The timing and speed combinations are unlimited. I also recommend a remotelinc control to manage fan speed and light. I mounted mine to the center bed post with a 3m strip. ( Yes I had my lady's permission. )

These are over-priced and over-sized for my fan applications. They would not fit in my fan hanger brackets. Much better to buy Harbor Breeze fan remote systems, for less than half the cost.

I have installed a fanlinc in every room. I am very happy to see the product. It works every time. HERE'S THE REASON I WILL NOT RECOMMEND... I have always run my ceiling fans at the 'medium speed'. That is no longer possible. The 'medium' setting from fanlinc is equal to the fan's original low speed. The 'low' setting from fanlinc does not allow enough power for some of my fans to start rotating. I wish I had waited for the kinks to be resolved. I will end up replacing 10 of them... I'm not happy.