Use multiple SmartThings Hubs
At this time, SmartThings does not support having multiple hubs in one location. You won't be able to control the same devices using multiple hubs because devices can only be paired to one controller at a time. However, you can control multiple hubs from one account, provided each hub has its own location.
Add a new location and hub to your account
Navigate to and open the SmartThings app, and then tap Menu (the three horizontal lines).
Tap the Location drop-down arrow at the top, and then tap + Add location.
Configure your location’s name, physical location, and wallpaper photo.
Tap Done, and your new location will be added.
Connect your hub
Once you've created a new location that doesn't already have a hub registered, you can go ahead and add your new SmartThings Hub.
Open the SmartThings app, and then tap the Location drop-down menu to find the new location you just created
Tap Add (the plus sign), and then tap Device.
Tap the By brand tab, tap Wi-Fi/Hub, and then tap SmartThings. Select the type of SmartThings hub you have.
Tap Start, and then use the on-screen instructions. You'll need to enter the six-character Welcome Code for your hub, and wait while the hub downloads any available firmware upgrades. Do not unplug the hub during the setup process. The app will confirm when the hub is ready - the LED indicator will be a solid green.
For the best performance, don't stack your SmartThings Hub directly on top of your wireless router. Additionally, the hub has a range of about 50 feet (depending on your home's layout and construction), so place the hub centrally, where it can reach the most smart devices.
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