After struggling with getting my Nexa MTS-166/RF 868 smoke detectors to work with Homey, I wanted to share my journey and solution in case others are facing the same issue. **Here’s how I made it work!**Initially, I was disappointed because the Nexa app only supports 433 MHz devices, and my detectors use 868 MHz. I heard about the Nexa bridge but was hopeful Homey could handle it natively. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.**My Solution:**1. Research: I discovered that while Homey doesn’t natively support these detectors, there’s a workaround using a third-party adapter. I stumbled upon a community-developed adapter that translates the 868 MHz signals into something Homey can understand.2. Setup: I purchased the adapter and followed the community guide to configure it. It involved a bit of trial and error, but the Homey community forums were incredibly helpful.3. Integration: Once everything was set up, I created a simple rule in Homey to trigger an alert on my phone when the smoke detector goes off. It’s now seamlessly integrated into my smart home setup.Tips for Others:- Don’t hesitate to reach out to forums or communities. Someone might have already solved your problem.- Always check for third-party solutions if native support isn’t available.- Take your time testing each step to avoid confusion.**Outcome:**Now, my smoke detectors work perfectly with Homey, giving me peace of mind. It’s amazing how a little research and persistence can turn a frustrating problem into a solved one!If anyone has questions or needs guidance, feel free to ask. Happy automating! 
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