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product_id: 196248754
title: "Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone"
brand: "hunter"
price: "฿11021"
currency: THB
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Hunter"
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region: Thailand
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# 2 independent watering zones Battery powered, weather-resistant Bluetooth app control, no WiFi needed Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone

**Brand:** hunter
**Price:** ฿11021
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💧 Smart watering, zero hassle—your garden’s new best friend!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone by hunter
- **How much does it cost?** ฿11021 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/196248754-hunter-btt-bluetooth-hose-timer-sprinkler-timer-for-garden-hose)

## Best For

- hunter enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hunter brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual-Zone Mastery:** Manage two separate watering zones effortlessly from a single hose connection—perfect for tailored garden care.
- • **Instant Manual Watering:** Activate watering on demand with a simple push-button—no app or phone needed, ideal for guests or quick refreshes.
- • **Seamless Bluetooth Control:** Set schedules and adjust watering directly from your phone with no WiFi or complex setup required.
- • **Built for Outdoor Durability:** Weather-resistant housing and AA battery operation ensure reliable performance all season long, rain or shine.
- • **Customizable Watering Schedules:** Program start times, durations, and intervals to match your garden’s unique needs and seasonal changes.

## Overview

The Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer offers professional-grade irrigation control with two independent zones managed via Bluetooth app—no WiFi required. Designed for easy installation and outdoor durability, it features customizable schedules, manual watering, and runs on AA batteries, making it the perfect smart watering solution for busy, tech-savvy gardeners.

## Description

Smart irrigation doesn’t have to be complicated. The Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer brings reliable, app-controlled watering to any outdoor space—without digging trenches, connecting hubs, or setting up WiFi. Designed for homeowners who want convenience without complexity, this two-zone timer gives you control right from your phone. Easily connect via Bluetooth and set detailed watering schedules for two separate zones—like lawns and garden beds, or drip systems and flower pots. The Hunter BTT app lets you program start times, durations, intervals, and rain delays with flexibility most traditional hose timers simply can’t offer. Built to perform outside, this timer installs in minutes, runs on two AA batteries (included), and features a weather-resistant design that’s made for real-world use. Need water now? Use the built-in manual button for on-demand watering without reaching for your phone. Whether you're a weekend gardener, a busy homeowner, or someone managing irrigation while away, the BTT makes it easy to automate your watering routine. No WiFi. No complicated setup. Just smarter, more efficient watering—right from the tap.

Review: Works well. Pretty customizable schedule. - I'll tell you, the first time you start and stop your sprinklers from inside your house using your phone is a real kick. I decided to try one of these out, because I'm tired of spending the better part of a day moving the hose around the lawn to get good coverage. I started in the back yard, laying hose and putting out 3 Hunter bodies with MP Rotator heads. Then I connected them to this BTT timer, and it works like a charm. Now, I can water at ideal times of day without having to set the alarm clock for crazy time, and when it's time to overseed, it will be very easy to water for 10-15 minutes every morning with zero effort. It's like having a $3000 in ground system installed, but for a small fraction of the cost (although the sprinkler bodies and hoses are above ground - which makes them easier to maintain, so you decide if that is a plus or a minus for you). Bottom line, I'm happy and will be giving my front lawn and side yard the same treatment in the coming weeks, before the hot weather arrives. The app will connect to multiple timers. It also has a fair amount of flexibility for setting your scheduling, though it's not the most intuitive interface ever devised. However, if you are willing to dig through it, it can set a schedule based on days of the week, or on a cycle of days (water every 3 days for example, regardless of what day of the week it is). You can set up multiple run times during the day. You can set it to cycle periodically based on time rather than days (every 3 hours for example). You can also set it to cycle on and off over a defined window of time (run for 15 minutes, stop for 5, repeat, for two hours every morning for example). It rains often where I live (though accumulation is almost never adequate in a week) so this next feature is important: You can suspend the schedule for a selectable number of days. So if we get 1/2" of rain, I can suspend the schedule for 3 days, and it will return to it's normal program afterwards. Of course, you can run this manually, for a selectable period of time. You can also run it manually by physically pressing a button on the timer and it will run for an hour and shutoff automatically. There's probably more capability here, but that's what I've explored so far. A couple nice features in the interface: you can customize the name of each timer and for this model with two outlets, you can customize the name of each outlet (timer=back yard, zone 1=grass, zone 2=shrubs drip) and you can even add pictures to those zones so it's really easy to identify which area you are working with when programming. This does run on two AA batteries. I do not know what the battery life will be like, but after about 5 days running on rechargeables, they are down 2%, so you should have no problem getting a full season out of a set of batteries, especially if you aren't often connecting with the phone to fiddle with them. There are only a few minor things I'd like to see improve in the next generation of this product, or in future app updates: 1. I'd like the app to have a more intuitive design that uses a more plain language approach so that anybody can set their timers up without having to figure out what the different options mean. 2. I'd love to see a slightly more robust bluetooth transceiver on this. The range is limited. I believe the product says 30', but I lose connection about 20' away, and if I am inside, I need to be within about 10' to connect. I know this is a trade-off between battery life and range, but I'd be happy replacing the batteries every 2 months if I could sit on my recliner and connect to various timers on different sides of my house. Maybe another option would be to offer an accessory hub that plugs in somewhere in the house and can extend the signal reach. Overall, I'd say this is a major improvement over other programmable timers I've used, with more options and easier programming. Being able to suspend scheduling or manually water from inside the house is a godsend. Highly recommended.
Review: Very well-made, solid tap timer with nice software features! - I bought two of these Hunter Tap Timers after carefully reading reviews and comparing them to competitor products. In almost all Tap Timers, failures eventually occur due to water infiltration into the electronics, or because of grit getting into the ball valve or solenoid. The Hunter BTT addresses these issues by removing the display and setup buttons typically found on competitor products, and moving everything to software on a smart phone, thereby keeping the main Tap Timer well-sealed. I did add a finer mesh screen at the inlet, since our local water has some sand issues, and I orient the device so the battery compartment is generally on the bottom (sheltered from rain and sprinkler water). Bluetooth is required, and it's an older Bluetooth, so limited to a working range of about 20 feet, but for most residential applications, that's fine. I'm able to stand at my kitchen sink, look out at the yard, and control my hose-driven sprinklers. The features in software include BTT battery level, signal strength, manual control override, and very precise "Run" (or "On") and "Soak" (or "Off") within a watering window, and this is great because it can help reduce run-off and over-watering. I set mine to have a daily primary window between 9 PM and 9:30 PM, running 3 days a week, but within that daily window it cycles 5 minutes "Run" and 5 minutes "Soak" for a total of 15 minutes of water. I drive each tap at about 60 PSI (with in-line flow regulators like those used for RV hookups), which is roughly 2.2 GPM based on garden hoses. Heading into fire season in California, I'm keeping the most critical trees and plantings alive on 429 gallons of water per month, or about 14 gallons per day per timer. (I have two timers, so about 29 gallons per day total. Math! Lol!) Prior to setting up the Hunter BTTs, we were averaging 90 gallons per day of total water use during the worst of the summer months. Using these schedules, we have reduced water use by 66% (two thirds!), and that helps everyone during the drought. One thing of note: The latest iOS (14.6) doesn't play well with the Hunter BTT app; the app tends to spontaneously abort and refuse to reconnect successfully. I'm hoping Hunter is updating the app soon, but in the meantime, I keep my old smartphone handy (iOS 12.5.3) for talking to old software in our house, and that works fine.

## Features

- TWO-ZONE CONTROL WITH ONE HOSE CONNECTION: Independently manage two watering zones from a single outdoor tap. Perfect for separating lawn sprinklers from garden beds, or drip systems from overhead spray.
- BLUETOOTH APP PROGRAMMING, NO WIFI REQUIRED: Control all settings directly from your phone using the Hunter BTT app. No WiFi, router pairing, or smart home setup needed. Just install, connect, and schedule.
- CUSTOM SCHEDULES FOR REAL-LIFE WATERING NEEDS: Set start times, watering durations, and cycles by weekday or interval. Ideal for early-morning watering, seasonal changes, or high-frequency drip irrigation.
- PUSH-BUTTON MANUAL WATERING: Start watering immediately with the built-in manual button. No phone or app required. Convenient for guests, gardeners, or anyone who prefers a hands-on option.
- BATTERY OPERATED, BUILT FOR THE OUTDOORS: Runs on two AA batteries (included). Sealed, weather-resistant housing is designed to stay connected and performing all season in outdoor conditions.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B084CRYG36 |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Best Sellers Rank | #72,749 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #124 in Watering Timers |
| Brand | Hunter |
| Brand Name | Hunter |
| Color | Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 371 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.75"D x 5.3"W x 6.5"H |
| Item Highlight | Smart water timer for garden hose with Bluetooth app scheduling, rain delay, manual watering, and battery operation |
| Item Type Name | Irrigation Controller |
| Item Weight | 612 g |
| Manufacturer | Hunter Industries |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BTT200 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | BTT200 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of settings | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.75"D x 5.3"W x 6.5"H |
| UPC | 746178857380 611698549650 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Hunter
- **Color:** Gray
- **Item Weight:** 612 g
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.75"D x 5.3"W x 6.5"H

## Images

![Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61IPUespFoL.jpg)
![Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/615zrIC6KaL.jpg)
![Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61GEGUbtiJL.jpg)
![Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RvEOXVxqL.jpg)
![Hunter BTT Bluetooth Hose Timer, Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose, 2-Zone - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71In2Qgz-OL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it made in china**
A: The label on the device says “assembled in China”.

**Q: What is the code for Bluetooth to connect?**
A: No code needed to connect because it connects through the app and not through the bluetooth settings.

**Q: How to factory reset? When I press the red text it does nothing**
A: Take a sledge hammer to it.  It probably will no longer function but it will be reset!

**Q: Does the have the ability to program by seconds not just minutes?**
A: I do believe it only programs in minutes.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well. Pretty customizable schedule.
*by C***E on June 16, 2020*

I'll tell you, the first time you start and stop your sprinklers from inside your house using your phone is a real kick. I decided to try one of these out, because I'm tired of spending the better part of a day moving the hose around the lawn to get good coverage. I started in the back yard, laying hose and putting out 3 Hunter bodies with MP Rotator heads. Then I connected them to this BTT timer, and it works like a charm. Now, I can water at ideal times of day without having to set the alarm clock for crazy time, and when it's time to overseed, it will be very easy to water for 10-15 minutes every morning with zero effort. It's like having a $3000 in ground system installed, but for a small fraction of the cost (although the sprinkler bodies and hoses are above ground - which makes them easier to maintain, so you decide if that is a plus or a minus for you). Bottom line, I'm happy and will be giving my front lawn and side yard the same treatment in the coming weeks, before the hot weather arrives. The app will connect to multiple timers. It also has a fair amount of flexibility for setting your scheduling, though it's not the most intuitive interface ever devised. However, if you are willing to dig through it, it can set a schedule based on days of the week, or on a cycle of days (water every 3 days for example, regardless of what day of the week it is). You can set up multiple run times during the day. You can set it to cycle periodically based on time rather than days (every 3 hours for example). You can also set it to cycle on and off over a defined window of time (run for 15 minutes, stop for 5, repeat, for two hours every morning for example). It rains often where I live (though accumulation is almost never adequate in a week) so this next feature is important: You can suspend the schedule for a selectable number of days. So if we get 1/2" of rain, I can suspend the schedule for 3 days, and it will return to it's normal program afterwards. Of course, you can run this manually, for a selectable period of time. You can also run it manually by physically pressing a button on the timer and it will run for an hour and shutoff automatically. There's probably more capability here, but that's what I've explored so far. A couple nice features in the interface: you can customize the name of each timer and for this model with two outlets, you can customize the name of each outlet (timer=back yard, zone 1=grass, zone 2=shrubs drip) and you can even add pictures to those zones so it's really easy to identify which area you are working with when programming. This does run on two AA batteries. I do not know what the battery life will be like, but after about 5 days running on rechargeables, they are down 2%, so you should have no problem getting a full season out of a set of batteries, especially if you aren't often connecting with the phone to fiddle with them. There are only a few minor things I'd like to see improve in the next generation of this product, or in future app updates: 1. I'd like the app to have a more intuitive design that uses a more plain language approach so that anybody can set their timers up without having to figure out what the different options mean. 2. I'd love to see a slightly more robust bluetooth transceiver on this. The range is limited. I believe the product says 30', but I lose connection about 20' away, and if I am inside, I need to be within about 10' to connect. I know this is a trade-off between battery life and range, but I'd be happy replacing the batteries every 2 months if I could sit on my recliner and connect to various timers on different sides of my house. Maybe another option would be to offer an accessory hub that plugs in somewhere in the house and can extend the signal reach. Overall, I'd say this is a major improvement over other programmable timers I've used, with more options and easier programming. Being able to suspend scheduling or manually water from inside the house is a godsend. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very well-made, solid tap timer with nice software features!
*by H***S on May 31, 2021*

I bought two of these Hunter Tap Timers after carefully reading reviews and comparing them to competitor products. In almost all Tap Timers, failures eventually occur due to water infiltration into the electronics, or because of grit getting into the ball valve or solenoid. The Hunter BTT addresses these issues by removing the display and setup buttons typically found on competitor products, and moving everything to software on a smart phone, thereby keeping the main Tap Timer well-sealed. I did add a finer mesh screen at the inlet, since our local water has some sand issues, and I orient the device so the battery compartment is generally on the bottom (sheltered from rain and sprinkler water). Bluetooth is required, and it's an older Bluetooth, so limited to a working range of about 20 feet, but for most residential applications, that's fine. I'm able to stand at my kitchen sink, look out at the yard, and control my hose-driven sprinklers. The features in software include BTT battery level, signal strength, manual control override, and very precise "Run" (or "On") and "Soak" (or "Off") within a watering window, and this is great because it can help reduce run-off and over-watering. I set mine to have a daily primary window between 9 PM and 9:30 PM, running 3 days a week, but within that daily window it cycles 5 minutes "Run" and 5 minutes "Soak" for a total of 15 minutes of water. I drive each tap at about 60 PSI (with in-line flow regulators like those used for RV hookups), which is roughly 2.2 GPM based on garden hoses. Heading into fire season in California, I'm keeping the most critical trees and plantings alive on 429 gallons of water per month, or about 14 gallons per day per timer. (I have two timers, so about 29 gallons per day total. Math! Lol!) Prior to setting up the Hunter BTTs, we were averaging 90 gallons per day of total water use during the worst of the summer months. Using these schedules, we have reduced water use by 66% (two thirds!), and that helps everyone during the drought. One thing of note: The latest iOS (14.6) doesn't play well with the Hunter BTT app; the app tends to spontaneously abort and refuse to reconnect successfully. I'm hoping Hunter is updating the app soon, but in the meantime, I keep my old smartphone handy (iOS 12.5.3) for talking to old software in our house, and that works fine.

### ⭐ Rickety, problematic software and Bluetooth connection on my Android
*by J***N on July 17, 2020*

Connection is lost if I move further than ~4 feet away. The 30' distance advertising claim is perhaps for more fully-featured cell phones than mine? But the connection's not as bad as the sense of dealing with a app that needs toughening. How long must one wait between saving set up commands? Why does one zone set up seem to delete the other? I've found that when I see that Zone 1 appears to have been set up as wanted, then moving along to program Zone 2, all bets are off. Zone 2 doesn't save a set up that's half an hour later than Zone 1, for example. At another try, the Zone 2 time settings and duration values all turned red, with no way to find out what I'd done wrong. Very rickety user experience. Factory Reset brought no response. I ended up uninstalling and reinstalling the "beta" version from Jan 3, 2020. We'll see if it manages to water both zones, as set up, in two days. Tried turning on Zone 2 manually to make up for it missing a watering. Now, the Zone 2 button on the unit is. apparently going to forever blink red. Nothing I've tried has stopped it. May cause shorter battery life, or just be irritating. This app needs, at least, some FAQ support. I would not wish this app on anyone.

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