Got a Homey Pro (Early 2023).
Connected this to my TP-Link X60 Deco mesh wifi.
Got disconnected after 10 min. Then it continue to connect/disconnect.
Problem is that the Deco router only publish one network and this network contains both 2,4 & 5 GHz bands.
I disabled the 5 GHz band and Homey worked fine. After 4 days I enabled 5 GHz and the problems started again.
Repeated the above one more time with the same result.
My current solution is that I hoked up Homey direct to my ethernet (with cable adapter).
But the dual band bug needs to be addressed.
Thanks for the quick response.
Have reported it to Athom now.
BEST REGARDS
/Anders 
any response from athom? i have the same issue with x20 deco units.
Yes.
Solution is to set a fixed ip-address for your Homey in your router.
Problem with mesh it seems, sometimes your unit switches between mesh-ap, and then it gets a new ip-address.
After I set a fixed ip I worked stable.
Also noticed another issue.
When I have had a power outage.
Live in the country and have a sensitive earth fault breaker…so it happens.
After power is back homey starts to connect/disconnect again.
If I then restart Homey from the app it becomes stable again.
Best regards
/Anders
hey there. thank you for the answer. unfortunately, I already had the homey IP address reserved. I have also tried to enable/disable the Mesh function for the homey bridge in the deco app. I have tried to restart the homey fresh as you suggested but it anyways starts disconnecting/connecting after some time again. Seems to me, instead of waiting for some magic FW fix, I will have to buy the ethernet adapter + add another deco node close to it just to have the ethernet connection around (I do not want to have a cable through my entire living room)…
Hi
Ok, hope you find a solution.
I have the ethernet adapter, but still needed to set a fixed ip-address.
My home network is messy, so I first did set the fixed address in the deco main-unit.
Then I realized I need to set it in my fiber-router (which also is a wifi-router), must have this to unlock fiber from my internet provider.
Best regards
/Anders
