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We have a new Wi-Fi router (mesh) and subsequently all our HomeKit devices now are not connected. Is there no “master” network selection in Home app to change these universally to the new network? Is a hard reset/reconnect necessary for each device?
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The real question is for devices that do not have an interface such as smart plugs, or switches that are visible on the HomeKit app but not connected to the new router and thus showing “no response” or “unavailable”
The real question is for devices that do not have an interface such as smart plugs, or switches that are visible on the HomeKit app but not connected to the new router and thus showing “no response” or “unavailable”
Thsts not available in the Home App. For example, the Home App doesn’t even tell me what network my ecobee thermostat is on and neither does the ecobee App. I have to change its network on the device itself. You shouldn’t need to reset these devices, just go into “network” and change it there.
How to change HomeKit devices to new network
