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Adds compatible devices as reported in #37779

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    • Updated integration documentation to include the "Wattwächter" infrared transceiver and a new tested smart meter model, "EBZ DD3 (DD3 2R06 DTA - SMZ1)".

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The documentation for the edl21 integration was updated to include the "Wattwächter" infrared transceiver with a reference link and to add the "EBZ DD3" smart meter (version DD3 2R06 DTA - SMZ1) to the list of tested and supported devices. No changes were made to the integration's implementation or configuration procedures.

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source/_integrations/edl21.markdown Updated documentation to add "Wattwächter" as a compatible transceiver and "EBZ DD3" as a supported meter.

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Add EBZ DD3 smart meter and Wattwächter transceiver to documentation (#37779) ✅

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source/_integrations/edl21.markdown (2)

23-23: Ensure correct link and description for Wattwächter transceiver.
Please verify that the link (https://www.smartcircuits.de) directs users to the specific Wattwächter infrared transceiver model compatible with EDL21. For consistency with other entries, consider pointing at the exact product page or documentation and including any relevant model identifier.

33-33: Add a hyperlink or reference for the EBZ DD3 smart meter.
The new EBZ DD3 entry currently lacks a direct link or documentation reference. To match the pattern used for other tested meters (e.g., easymeter Q3), consider adding a URL to the product page or manual and clarifying the supported version(s).

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Thank you, @frenck 👍

@c0ffeeca7 c0ffeeca7 merged commit 2d3fef3 into current Apr 17, 2025
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