I am DONE with IRIS products

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@clsanchez77

I think you might be implying something that I just cant quite grasp…you think maybe I could not delete them and instead just power down the hub and wait some time…:

When your SmartThings hub is completely powered off with the batteries removed, all the Zigbee devices that are connected to your hub go into what is known as “panic mode”.

Open and read the following post. It gives you a fully detailed explanation of how Zigbee and it’s devices work.

Several ZigBee Devices stopped responding (Troubleshoot question)

You’re correct that there is a known problem with GE bulbs where they may lose connection with the network, but not usually a bunch of them at once. Still, it can happen that the one that goes bad is at a critical point where it is acting as a repeater for the others so sometimes you might see four of them all get lost once even though it’s really only one that is demonstrating the symptoms. This problem is the reason why the GE bulbs Are not on the official “works with SmartThings” list. On the other hand, that shouldn’t have affected the motion sensors, and several people have reported having weird issues with Zigbee devices. Actually this has been going on since March. So, I’m going to give you two suggestions. One of these is just the standard thing you do with any zigbee network th…