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SportDOG Vehicle Charger for 1225, 1825 and the 3225 Systems
$19.95
SportDOG A-Series Car Charger – Dual Charging for Collars & Transmitters
The SportDOG A-Series Car Charger is a convenient way to keep your training system powered while traveling to and from the field. Designed to work with most newer
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SportDOG A-Series Car Charger – Dual Charging for Collars & Transmitters
The SportDOG A-Series Car Charger is a convenient way to keep your training system powered while traveling to and from the field. Designed to work with most newer SportDOG Brand rechargeable collar receivers and remote transmitters, this charger plugs directly into your vehicle’s power outlet for on-the-go charging.
The split-plug design allows you to charge two devices at the same time. You can charge a remote transmitter and a collar receiver together, or charge two collar receivers simultaneously, making it ideal for multi-dog setups or long training days away from home.
Key Features
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Vehicle Charging Convenience – Plugs into standard car power outlets
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Split-Plug Design – Charge two devices at once
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Flexible Use – Charge a transmitter and collar, or two collars
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Reliable Power Source – Keeps your system ready between sessions
Compatible SportDOG Systems
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WetlandHunter 1825
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SportHunter 1225
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SportHunter 1825
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UplandHunter 1875
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ProHunter 2525
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HoundHunter 3225
The SportDOG A-Series Car Charger is a practical backup and travel essential for anyone running SportDOG systems who doesn’t want dead batteries cutting a day short.
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