Please see my message.
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Is that all your Z-Wave devices?
Do you have any Z-wave battery powered devices, like a thermostat?
Only have 1 battery powered trisensor Aeotec and 3 yale locks. The rest are aeotec light switches spread across the house.
Turn off power reporting on them, that may be overwhelming your mesh
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Bobbyd suggested the same thing.
How do I reduce the power reporting? Most of the zwave are light switches. Do you mean the device preference : Meter Reporting Interval ?
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yes.. Turn it all off. Too much power reporting will crash it everytime
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To add to the above, this document contains some examples of the preferences you might be looking for:
As noted, this will vary by device (and I'm not familiar with your specific device), but those are a couple examples. The rest of that document might be helpful, too, but it seems like this particular issue is most likely to be of concern for your network. Good luck!
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What driver are your switches using?
All relevant Aoetec drivers from Hubitat.
All, thank you for all your suggestion.
Thanks @bobbyD for hub troubleshooting.
@dJOS suggested rebooting the power breakers for the light switch because I could have a very brief power outage. I have done that and now the zwave devices are stable, they don't drop after a few hours.
I hope this solution can assist anyone with similar issue in the future, because I trolled the forum before I created this topic.
Cheers everyone
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Glad that's resolved!
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