I recently migrated all my Xiaomi and Aqara sensors from zigbee2mqtt to ZHA for better stability, but I’m still experiencing some issues with a couple of my devices. Specifically, my Aqara Weather and Motion sensors occasionally go offline after a few hours. I’ve tried several troubleshooting steps: changing batteries, re-pairing the sensors, and even moving them to different locations. While most of my sensors are stable, these two keep disconnecting.After some research, I found that others have had similar issues with ZHA and certain sensor types. One helpful tip was to ensure that the sensor firmware is up to date. If you’re experiencing similar problems, I recommend checking the firmware version of your sensors through the Bosch Smart Home app or the manufacturer’s website. Updating the firmware resolved the issue for some users.Another thing to consider is the placement of your sensors. Zigbee relies on a mesh network, so if a sensor is too far from the coordinator or other routers, it might struggle to stay connected. Adding more Zigbee routers or moving the sensors closer to existing ones can help improve connectivity.I also discovered that using a reliable USB hub, like the HUSBZB-1, can make a big difference. Power fluctuations or poor quality hubs can cause instability in the network. Ensuring your hardware setup is optimal can prevent many common issues.If you’re still having trouble, checking the logs in your Home Assistant instance can provide valuable insights. Look for error messages related to the specific sensors or the ZHA integration. Sometimes, adjusting the Zigbee configuration settings, such as the channel or pan ID, can help stabilize the network.Overall, while migrating to ZHA was a bit challenging, the improved stability for most of my devices has been worth it. I’m glad to see that the community is actively working on resolving these issues, and I’m hopeful for further improvements in future updates.If anyone has additional tips or tricks for maintaining a stable ZHA network, I’d love to hear them! Let’s keep sharing our experiences to help each other troubleshoot and optimize our smart home setups.