Hunter Irrigation BTRE Lighting Fixture

Hunter Irrigation Supply is an irrigation specialist offering authentic parts for landscape and commercial systems. Below is our product briefing for contractors and discerning homeowners—we stock first-line controls, lighting, valves, rotor bodies, controllers, Hydrawise smart modules and FX Luminaire fixtures with the same SKU integrity you expect from OEM inventory. Why dealers choose us: technical guidance, irrigation-grade fulfillment, careful packaging on precision components, and direct alignment with OEM specifications for Professional Irrigation SKU BTRE. Manufacturer part: BTRE UPC/GTIN (for matching): (as provided by manufacturer) #### BTRE (STAKE MOUNTED) Stake-mounted range extender installs in the landscape along your wire cable path. Installed where the spacing between fixtures is significant, where elevation or obstructions might interrupt signal, and to strengthen the overall network. Nestle among landscape foliage, do not place behind physical obstructions like walls, stones, etc.

• Includes 8.5” slotted ground stake and 10’ wire lead. Other mounting options are offered and the option to add height with risers of various lengths, [see riser options](https://allianceoutdoorlighting.com/lighting-products/fixture-installation-accessories/#risers).
• A handsome aged brass cap adds durability
• External antenna, 8” height 5 dB, 2.4 GHz
• The indicator light displays green when RE is active in a network
• 1 watt

Range extenders are a MUST for every BT System to operate reliably. They repeat and strengthen the communication between all system components, operating as a “mesh network”. Communication signal strength can be reduced by physical obstructions (buildings, landscape features, etc.), intermittent communication interference (competing signals, static, noise, magnetic fields, etc.), weather, and more. You want a reliable installation! Avoid parts of your BT fixture network going offline by creating a strong network of range extenders. Range extenders are assigned to a specific network. If you have multiple networks on a property, separate range extender groups will be needed for each network.