Any updates on this? 
Nothing from SwitchBot yet.
Switchbot recently released a 12 and 15 inch RGBICWW ceiling light. Any chance in including them in the list of products supported?
Link:
Hi Adrian, I have recently purchased a Battery Circulator Fan (in an attempt to stop my family from melting during these heatwaves), however I have been unable to add it to Homey as a ‘Circulator Fan (HUB)’ or 'Smart Fan (HUB) device. I thought it may be a firmware issue as the SwitchBot app never prompted me to update it, but according to Switchbot’s support, its firmware - 1.1 - is the latest. It is showing up under HUB devices on in the SwitchBot Homey App settings, so I am very confused:
Anything I’m missing/you would recommend trying?
Can you tap on the Send Log button so I can take a look.
I believe I have now sent it across. Please let me know if you need me to do anything else.
Tim, I’m getting the same for my new 12 inch light that is not listed in the app.
““deviceList”: [
{
“deviceId”: “3844BE673D06”,
“deviceName”: “RGBICWW Ceiling Light 06”,
“deviceType”: “RGBICWW Ceiling Light”,
“enableCloudService”: true,
“hubDeviceId”: “”
}
],
“infraredRemoteList”: ,
“sceneList”: ”
Perhaps the light being hardwired could be considered a hub but I’m not sure. I would like to add it as a device in Homey but it’s not listed yet.
The RGBICWW Ceiling Light is supported in the latest test version.
Is there no support from Switchbot for scenes? My original goal was to add this to my driveway alert so my motion sensor causes an audio file, Red Alert from Cpt. Picard as well as flash red on some lights including this one. There is a flashing red light scene for this light but it does not look like scenes are supported with .79. If not then I can find a work around and thank you very much for your help.
I can’t find a way to support the scenes, but as the API hasn’t been published yet, I had to use trial and error to guess the commands that are used.
If the documentation provides the information when it arrives, I will add it in, but SwitchBot are not very good at supporting all the features of their devices via the API.
Thanks a lot for the effort. I swear this my home automation journey. Come up with a cool idea then spend absurd amounts of time trying many paths to actually implement it with mixed results.
Yes, that’s the way it seems to go. I hate to think of the time used up on tinkering with home automation, not to mention the cost. My family probably could have had several luxury holidays instead 
Sorry, I should have said that the fan should also be in the new test version
All good now, thank you!
Hello Adrian, do you know whether it is possible to add a capability to the Curtain 3 device that either indicates whether the device is charging or the current power source (internal battery, external power supply or solar)?
I want to prevent that my flows accidentally close or open curtains for which the curtain driver is being charged and the attached charging cable is not long enough to travel along with the opening/closing curtain.
I can’t see anything in the API that determines that as all it reports is the percentage.
Are you using the BLE or HUB connection?
Thanks for checking. I am using the BLE connection via your ESP32 BLE Hub.
I will have another look at the BLE to see if I can detect anything on there.
