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SportDOG SD1825X Camo Extra Collar
$170.99
The Collar Receiver for WetlandHunter® 1825X Remote Trainer. Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® electronic training collar system or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDR-AXW Add-A-Dog® Receiver Collar.
Waterproof
Waterproof...
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The Collar Receiver for WetlandHunter® 1825X Remote Trainer. Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® electronic training collar system or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDR-AXW Add-A-Dog® Receiver Collar.
Waterproof
Waterproof and submersible to 25 feet using DryTek® technology
Dog Size
For dogs 8 pounds or larger with neck sizes 5" - 22"
Batteries
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries
Charges in 2 hours, lasts 140-160 hours per chargeLow Battery Indicator
Yes
System Compatibility
- FieldTrainer® 425X (SD-425X), 425XS (SD-425XS), 425 (SD-425), 425S (SD-425S)
- SportHunter® 825X (SD-825X), 1225X (SD-1225X), 1825 (SD-1825X), 825 (SD-825), 1225 (SD-1225), 1825 (SD-1825)
- SportTrainer™ 575 (SD-575E), 875 (SD-875E), 1275 (SD-1275E)
- WetlandHunter® 425X (SD-425XCAMO), 1825 (SD-1825XCAMO), 425 (SD-425CAMO), 1825 (SD-1825CAMO)
- ProHunter® 2525 (SD-2525)
- HoundHunter® 3225 (SD-3225)
- UplandHunter® 1875 (SD-1875)
Product Dimensions
Receiver without strap - 3.15"L X 1.50"W X 1.85"D
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