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SportDOG 1875 Extra Receiver with Beeper
$254.99
Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® electronic collar system.
The original Collar Receiver for the UplandHunter 1875 system. Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand electronic collar system or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDR-AB Add-A-Dog Receiver. Includes a compact beeper with 9 tones to easily...
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Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand® electronic collar system.
The original Collar Receiver for the UplandHunter 1875 system. Add another dog to your current SportDOG Brand electronic collar system or replace a Collar Receiver with the SDR-AB Add-A-Dog Receiver. Includes a compact beeper with 9 tones to easily locate your dog. Comes with a convenient docking station that charges the collar and beeper in 2 hours.Key Features:
- 9 beeper tones audible to 500 yards.
- 3 selectable modes: silent, 5 second, 10 second beep.
- Instant locate feature with the touch of a transmitter button.
- Realhawk™ beeper sound.
- Change tones from up to 1 mile.
- Contoured beeper design.
- Placement knob to secure beeper in place.
System Compatibility:
SportDOG WetlandHunter 1825 Camo
SportDOG ProHunter 2525
Package Includes:
- Receiver on 3/4" Collar Strap
- Remote Beeper
- Charging Cradle
- Charging Adaptor
- Long Contact Points
- Cable Adaptor Accessory
- Operating Guide
Owners Manual:
SportDOG 1875 Upland Hunter Manual SportDOG SKU: SDR-AB
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