Business Personal Property Loss and Combination of Policy Limits

We have a commercial client who has business personal property in two locations, each insured for $1,400,000.00.  His personal property moves, for various reasons, between the two properties from time to time and then can be sold to customers. One of the locations has burned severely causing a total loss at that site. Can the insured use a combination of the two limits of coverage to make claim and to avoid any coinsurance issues at the loss site?

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