Will a 2nd bridge sync with the first one for use with a larger property, or does it create a 2nd and separate Wyze network?
A second bridge requires a second camera, but it will all connect with the same account, if thatâs what you mean. Thereâs no such thing as a âWyze network,â so Iâm not really sure what youâre asking, unless youâre talking about an account
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The sensors can only connect to one bridge, you would need to set up a bridge on each side of a large area and connect each sensor to its closest bridge. I think thatâs what you mean, but I could be wrong.
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Thanks, by ânetworkâ I meant a group of Wyze products such as cameras, bulbs and sensors linked together and controlled under the same account. Sounds like a 2nd bridge can act either as a range extender for the same account, or as a bridge for a separate 2nd account depending on how I configure things. If the bridges are on separate accounts, can they run side by side in the same space without interfering with each other?
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Yes, I see no issues there
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Your reply seems to contradict the reply from ânerdlandâ. So who is correct? Have either of you actually tried using two bridges on the same account, or are one or both of you speculating? Is this written down somewhere by Wyze⌠can Wyze weigh in?
Just re-read your first reply, seems you and nerdland are on the same page after all, should work as a range extender, I just have to assign specific devices to work with a specific bridge within the same account⌠Thanks, problem solved
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The Support Pages also have useful information on Wyze products, include the Sense. 
https://support.wyzecam.com/hc/en-us/sections/360005918192-Wyze-Sense-FAQ
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No contradiction. It wonât affect how you can group the products. Technically, you can click through on the device info and see that itâs connected to a different camera, but in terms of the UI, it doesnât force it into some group thatâs only under the camera, for example.
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