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# Philips Hue

Here you can connect and manage your Philips Hue lamps and lighting systems with the nomos controller.

**Steps to Set Up:**

1. **Connect Hue Bridge:**
   * To integrate Philips Hue devices, the Philips Hue Bridge must be set up and connected to your network.
   * On the nomos controller, you can start the Philips Hue integration by clicking the **“On” button**.
2. **Search for Devices:**
   * After activation, nomos will look for all available Philips Hue lights and groups connected to the Bridge.
   * The found devices will then be displayed on this page and can be used for scenes, automations, and other smart home controls.
3. **Control Philips Hue Devices:**
   * After integration, you can control the Hue lamps through nomos. You can change colors, adjust brightness, and turn the lamps on and off directly in the nomos app.
   * You can also create automations to manage your lights based on schedules or other events.

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**Notes:**

* **Important step:** Make sure that the Philips Hue Bridge is connected to your network and that all lamps and devices are correctly configured in the Philips Hue app before starting the nomos integration.
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