All responding correctly on my system?
Thanks for that.
I now have just one Yagusmart that refuses to report correctly so I'm wondering if that one has simply gone faulty. Maybe that started affecting the others? Who knows when a mesh has a dodgy device in it? I've got another one arriving today so will swap it out and see what happens.
Out of interest do yours get detected as any specific driver when they join or just as device? Mine just show as device and I have to select the appropriate driver. I guess no one has given Hubitat the fingerprint for these?
Update.
I have now changed out the remaining troublesome switch for a new one and everything seems to have settled down, so it looks like it may have been a faulty unit. What was worrying though, was that with the suspect unit connected, other Yagusmart switches at opposite ends of the house started acting flaky as well.
Without going back through the thread, was it a switch with a neutral?
I had a Xiaomi light switch with neutral many moons ago. Shortly after pairing it up (maybe a week or two) my zigbee network started playing up. Disconnected it and everything went stable again.
Probably caused mayhem when it started to repeat zigbee devices.
As an aside, I had a smart meter installed about 6 months ago. This completely trashed my zigbee network. Changed the zigbee channel on my hub and things stabilised again. You just never know. 
No all of mine are no neutral switches, so don't repeat, which is why I thought it was odd.
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Do the Yagusmart switches pair easily with HE, or do they need other drivers? Looking at them just now for some possible replacements, and I like my life to be easy!
Single and Double gangs work with stock drivers 
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Thanks
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Sorry to drag up an old topic, I am new to Hubitat and smart home integration, I have recently got my hub and I cannot get the Yagusmart 3 gang switch to stay connected. I have tried to install it with the generic switch driver and also the generic multi endpoint switch but it still seems to drop off after 2 mins. would anyone be able to point me in the right direction of getting this issue sold please?
Switch: Yagusmart 3 Gang Zigbee Switch with neutral
Might be an unstable Zigbee mesh.
Have you tried keeping the hub close to the switch or the other way around (if possible)
https://docs2.hubitat.com/how-to/build-a-solid-zigbee-mesh
Can you post the results for your zigbee network using this link?
http://hubitat.local/hub/zigbee/getChildAndRouteInfo
The switch is located about 4m away though a timber wall, my yale back door which is currently connected to ST which is just beyond that work floorless.
Below is the current results with the device not responding
Parent child parameters
EzspGetParentChildParametersResponse [childCount=0, parentEui64=0000000000000000, parentNodeId=65535]
Child Data
Neighbor Table Entry
[Kitchen Light Switch, 5933], LQI:255, age:4, inCost:1, outCost:0
Route Table Entry
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
status:Unused
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You are running to concurring zigbee networks? One From Hubitat and one from Smart Things?
If so, you might consider making sure the zigbee channels are seperated several channels
Yes while only while I test and move over the few devices that are connected.
I have just check and both are on channel 20, I have just moved the Hubitat to channel 12, i will remove and readd the switch
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Please copy and past the Model and the Manufacturer from the device web page "Data' section.
Depending on where your wifi is, i would recommend 20 and 25
This map might help
You can also check this :
Devices with manufacturer IDs _TZ3000_fvh3pjaz _TZ3000_9hpxg80k _TZ3000_wyhuocal suffer from this 2 minutes drop off, except the on/off clusters binding is skipped during the initial ZigBee pairing.
We need to identify the device first - manufacturer and model from the Data section are needed.
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Details off Amazon
- Manufacturer : Yagusmart
- ASIN : B082K7KRP1
details off the switch
- manufacturer: 3A Smart Home DE
- model: LXN-3S27LX1.0
This is not a typical Tuya device, so the Tuya drivers may not work.
But I think that the 3A Smart Home devices are supported by some HE inbuilt drivers?
You can also search this forum for "3A Smart Home" posts, hopefully there is a link to the right driver.
The solution I went with for my lighting is as follows:
MK grid switch (I'm using the 20A momentry push switch, MK part number K4910WHI (these are available in different colours, chrome, etc). I just use the existing switch wires that run up to the ceiling rose - my 1980s wired house has no neutral at the switch, and no room in shallow boxes for the zigbee modules.
Then I've been using Sonoff ZBMINI for the normal on/off lights, and various Candeo Zigbee units for dimmers.
All of the zigbee modules will switch, and the Candeo modules switch and dim using the MK switch - push to turn off/on, push and hold to dim up/down. No zigbee or controller needed, so are a downtime-proof solution.
You'll need the grid frame and a faceplate too, but they're dirt cheap if you visit a local electrical wholesaler (I pay less than £1 each for the grid and faceplates, the grid module is about £4, the Zigbee modules are variable depending on Amazon or AliExpress sourcing).
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I have tried two 1 gang switches to date, the Aqara Smart Wall Switch H1 (Neutral used) which was troublesome to get working but eventually started behaving itself using the generic zigbee switch driver and the Yagusmart Zigbee Smart Wall Light Switch (no Neutral) which worked straight away using the generic zigbee switch driver.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B095K9G44H?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08FM3FG38?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
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