FX Luminaire FX-10-KIT-BZ-PL-SMART-WIRE 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 FX Luminaire SKU FX-10-KIT-BZ-PL-SMART-WIRE. Manufacturer part: FX-10-KIT-BZ-PL-SMART-WIRE UPC/GTIN (for matching): (as provided by manufacturer) RS Up Light The Core of the FX Up Light Family. The RS allows designers to use different lamps to create custom effects while maintaining consistency in style. With knowledge of the science and art of lighting, a professional designer can choose a lamp source to suit the desired effect or emotional response.

• Die-cast zinc/aluminum alloy
• TGIC powder coat finish
• MR-16 lamp type
• Compatible with Luxor® technology
• ProAim™ adjustability
• Input voltage: 10-15V
PL Path Light The wider angle of the PL allows broader lighting for larger spaces. It is made of aluminum, and while it may be a lighter-weight construction, it can still be relied on to thoroughly illuminate anything in its path. The aesthetic design of the PL was created to complement the landscape and add to the overall ambiance.
• Die-cast aluminum
• Two-layer marine-grade anodization and powder coat finish
• Cree® Integrated LEDs
• ProAim™ adjustability
• Color temperature filters
• Compatible with Luxor® technology
• Phase and PWM dimmable
• Input voltage: 10-15V
EX Transformer The EX transformer provides an economical, low-wattage power and control option for LED lighting projects.
• 150 watts
• Single 15-volt output tap
• Compact design
• Powder-coated steel or stainless steel options
• Compatible with most plug-in astronomical timers and photocells