Does anyone have Aqara hubs in multiple locations (i.e. one at a house on the beach and one at home)? I'm trying to decide on the best way to set up a remote water leak detector for a rental unit. I'm not sure if I should set up the rental unit as a separate house and add the Aqara hub to it or if I should add the second Aqara to my existing house. Similarly, should I set up a separate account in the Aqara app for the second hub or add it to my existing account? And how would two hubs work in the same application in Homekit mode?
Appreciate any feedback or advice. Thanks.
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