I have quite a number of zwave devices. They tend to report something every 6 to 7 hours.
Any chance for some global settings?
Good timing - this got easier with the last couple of updates.
Two options, and you can combine them:
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Settings → “Count Homey’s ‘last seen’ toward ‘not reporting’” (global toggle, off by default). Z-Wave devices usually get confirmed by Homey’s mesh (routing/health checks) far more often than they actually report a new value - enabling this treats that confirmed connectivity as a sign of life too, not just capability changes. For a fleet that reports every 6-7h like yours, this alone should clear up most false positives without touching a single per-device setting.
Trade-off to be aware of: this makes “not reporting” less sensitive to a device that’s technically still connected but whose actual sensor data is stuck (e.g. a battery sensor that’s physically failing but the radio/mesh link stays healthy) - Homey’s “last seen” would keep refreshing from mesh traffic alone, so that specific failure mode would go undetected. If you have devices where catching “connected but genuinely stuck” matters more than avoiding these false positives, leave it off for those and just raise their threshold instead.
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If you’d rather set an explicit threshold (e.g. 8h) just for your Z-Wave devices without changing the global default for everything else: configure it on one device under “Details”, then use the new “Apply to same-type devices” button that appears - it copies the setting to every other device of that same type (matched by app + driver) in one click, with a preview of which devices before you confirm.
Try option 1 first - it’s the more “global” fix you were originally asking for. Let me know how it goes!
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