If you haven’t noticed, every time you reboot Home Assistant it restarts the Z-Wave network resulting in lots of messages on the network to query all the devices.
This will allow me to reboot Home Assistant without having to reboot my Z-Wave network and vice-versa. Like I mentioned in the introduction, my main motivation for installing ZWave2MQTT is separating my Z-Wave devices from Home Assistant. You need to have an MQTT broker running and integrated with Home Assistant as a prerequisite for this tutorial. After setting up the service I discuss how to add your Z-Wave devices to your Home Assistant installation using the various MQTT integrations. This tutorial walks you through installing and basic set up of ZWave2MQTT. ZWave2MQTT is a new Z-Wave to MQTT gateway that allows you to control your Z-Wave network using MQTT topics.
Sometimes though, it can be a bit annoying to wait for your Z-Wave network to come back online after you’ve reboot Home Assistant. Home Assistant allows you to integrate your Z-Wave controller with the rest of your home devices.
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