Differences between v1 and v2 Fingbox?

THANKS! That post seems to cover everything. Only remaining question is whether or not I can use two Fingboxes with one account/app (and if so, how it would appear). As you might imagine, I'm seeking simplicity....

Yes, the network size has gotten a bit out of hand, and as I posted in another question today, I'm trying to find ways to prevent further complication. Simply stated, my home is a bit larger than average and probably filled with more IoT devices than average. Three simple examples: I use LIFX bulbs to provide (color) lighting around the exterior of my property, and every bulb requires a unique IP. With several acres of landscaped area, I'm already using over 100 bulbs. There are more than 100 other WiFi only devices (ranging from Amazon Echo devices (nearly 40 of those alone) to Garage Door openers, home appliances, Thermostats, water valves, power monitors, etc...  All infrastructure is hardwired and where possible, so are client devices (ie; there are 16 TVs / streaming devices as well as 64 Hi Res IP cameras, which as you might imagine, generate immense traffic) but pretty much everything available as a "smart home" device is WiFI only. Managing suitable connectivity and network traffic within the home and around the property has been a challenge. I've been able to monitor everything with reasonable success so far because I've configured them all with static IPs. However, I'm nearing a point where that can't continue unless I spawn another subnet. Quite frankly, since most devices aren't on line at all times (ie; Bulbs are only powered at night, and rare than all 100+ are powered at once), I could solve some problems by switching such devices to a DHCP pool. However, that creates a problem for Fing (as described in the other question I posted today).

I realized how silly this all sounds as I was writing it... but I'm already too far down the rabbit hole to look back!

Thanks for your prompt response!