Upgrading my Z-Wave controller from VeraSecure to Hubitat has been an exciting journey! After struggling with the sluggish performance of my VeraSecure master controller, I decided it was time for an upgrade. I wanted to know if Hubitat could seamlessly integrate with my existing five slave controllers and all my Z-Wave devices without having to re-pair each one individually. The good news is, it worked out beautifully! Hubitat recognized all my devices effortlessly, and the programming capabilities are impressive. I use Reactor for my automations, which has been a breeze to work with.\One challenge I faced was optimizing my Modbus TCP devices for faster reading. I noticed a delay in reading certain devices, which was frustrating for real-time applications like anti-theft sensors. After some research, I found that adjusting the polling frequency and using more efficient data retrieval methods helped speed things up significantly.\I also wanted to share a tip for anyone looking to integrate Bosch/Neff smart appliances. The Home Connect API is a great way to control these devices directly from your smart home system. It would be fantastic if more platforms added native support for this API out of the box!\Lastly, I can’t recommend enough exploring the feature of showing a light when recording, similar to Blink cameras. It’s a simple yet effective way to provide visual feedback for doorbell presses.\Overall, the process of upgrading and integrating has been rewarding, and I’m excited to continue expanding my smart home setup. Thanks to the supportive community for all the helpful insights and tips! 