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# Zeptrion

This integration allows you to connect smart devices from Feller/Zeptrion to your Smart Home and control them using the nomos system Controller.

**Zeptrion Integration:**

1. **Zeptrion App:**
   * To add a device, you first need to set up the devices using the official Zeptrion App.
2. **Add Device:**
   * Once the devices are set up in the Zeptrion App, you can integrate them into the nomos system by clicking the **"Add Device**" button.
   * After clicking "**Add Device**," the nomos App will search for available Zeptrion devices and add them.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Notes:**

* Make sure the **Zeptrion App** is properly installed and set up before trying to add devices through the nomos system.
* Keeping both the Zeptrion App and the nomos App up to date can help ensure smooth synchronization.
* Ensure that the Zeptrion devices and the nomos system Controller are connected to the same network.
  {% endhint %}

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