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Garmin Charging Clip for TT25 and T20 EXTENDED Battery Pack
$19.99
Ensure your Garmin dog devices stay powered up and ready for your next adventure with the Garmin Charging Clip for Extended Battery Pack. Simply attach your TT25 or T20 collar to the clip when not in use to recharge your extended battery pack. Recharging is easy using a USB-C cable...
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Ensure your Garmin dog devices stay powered up and ready for your next adventure with the Garmin Charging Clip for Extended Battery Pack. Simply attach your TT25 or T20 collar to the clip when not in use to recharge your extended battery pack. Recharging is easy using a USB-C cable (sold separately), which connects to your computer or power adapter.
Key Features:
- Effortless Charging: Securely attach your Garmin TT25 or T20 collar to the charging clip for quick recharging of your extended battery pack.
- USB-C Connectivity: Recharge your battery pack via USB-C cable (sold separately) using your computer or power adapter.
- Convenient and Compact: A simple, space-saving way to keep your devices powered and ready.
Important Note: This charging clip is designed for use with the extended battery pack only.
Compatible Dog Devices (with extended battery pack):
Garmin Product Number: 010-13023-10
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