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cowanSF
HI Marley- When you say that "lights from one Bridge will not be able to connect to lights on another bridge", does that mean I can't operate them from the same place in the Ring app? I have a situation where the bridge isn't reaching and there isn't an obvious place to put it that would service both locations. When I try to add a second bridge (which would be fine), I get an error. I think I understand from your post that I would need to add a second location, which in principle is fine- but could I still go in and from the same spot turn on/off the various lights? Or would this create a whole diff. layer I'd have to click through to? And can I put them in the same groups?
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06-06-2023 21:04:35
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Justin_Ring
Hi @cowanSF. I was able to find this Community [post](https://community.ring.com/t/multiple-light-bridges-with-alarm-pro/126176) where another neighbor had a similar concern. There is a marked solution that states you cannot have more than one Ring Bridge at a location. You could add a different device that acts like a Bridge or add another Bridge using a different location, but you would lose the ability to group the lights together that are on different Bridges or locations.
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07-06-2023 23:03:15
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