Yep, you can do one without the other. The bigger hassle seems to be different zigbee hubs that have varying levels of compatibility, so while you can pair the

Yep, you can do one without the other. The bigger hassle seems to be different zigbee hubs that have varying levels of compatibility, so while you can pair the devices you can't get the data you want. I've just been down the research rabbit hole, and about to try using zigbee2mqtt to bypass this nonsense (this also then means the only internet connectivity will be through a device you control)