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Reddit mentions of Qubino Z-Wave Plus Flush Dimmer ZMNHDD3 - First truly universal Z-Wave micro dimmer
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My system is Z-Wave and HomeSeer based so that is where most of my knowledge lies...
Best option- wait a few months, Inovelli I think is coming out with a combo fan/light switch. I'm sure there will be other options also- fan and light in one gang is not an uncommon request.
However with what's available today, I'd get a single gang fan switch with scene control capability and decoupling like the HomeSeer HS-FC200+. Wire that in with the fan. Then wire the light through a micro dimmer (a few of these exist from different companies...). If there's not enough space in the box, then bridge the light wire to hot in the box (so the light wire from switch to fan is always energized) and then stick the micro dimmer in the box above the fan).
Now program your Z-Wave hub. On the fan control, set it so two taps up turns the light on, two taps down turns the light off.
Ideally you'd disable local control, so that one tap up or down turns the light on or off, and two taps up or down turns the fan on or off, but I don't know if the HomeSeer fan controller supports that function.