I see the same as @SunBeech and I have a early 2023, so I guess it is indeed different in the versions of Homey
Indeed; HP26 in my case.
SRY, couldn’t find anything strange/unknown items in the output (and it was quite a lot if text to filter…)
Yeah it shows a lot of data and scrolling through it is not a nice task, but trying to copy it is also not an really easy task so you can past it in notepad 
Just to be sure; you were also not able to find the MAC address as well from the output ?
BTW, (I don’t use the developer tool often… so I was not aware of this myself).To delete a zigbee device you have to go to “devices” from the left menu, there is a trashbin icon after each device, also the zigbee ones.. just for the information, not sure if it helps you with this problem ..
Nope, device still remains after restart…
I’ll pull the cord on my Homey Pro 2023 for a while and see what happens when I power it up after like 30 mins.
It can’t harm at least, and perhaps something times out and doesn’t re-connect after that, who knows.
I’ll come back later, TY all for all input and ideas!!
I think that is the issue: the Devices overview in the Homey Developer Tools contains the same set of devices that you see on the Devices tab in the mobile app. Based on the question asked, that device is no longer visible there. It’s an orphaned unknown node in the Zigbee overview.
There is one drastic way though and that is to reset Homey’s Zigbee network. Which requires you to repair all Zigbee devices (via the Maintenance menu in the device tiles). That will cost some effort/time, so not really the number one option.
Most likely yeah, but because some questions where if there was a delete option from the dot menu, I thought it was a FYI to say where you could delete them because there is no option form the dot menu.
But yeah, I’m sure the device won’t be shown there as well sadly
And after ~45 mins w/o power the “ghost device” is gone!
Nothing else changed!
