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Dogtra 282C 2 Dog Training System
$364.99
The Dogtra 282C is an ultra-compact 2 dog system that packs all features of our larger units but is designed for dogs as small as 15 lbs. The Dogtra 282C features a reduced size of the receivers, a checkered grip transmitter, waterproof transmitter, and receivers and can be worn on...
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The Dogtra 282C is an ultra-compact 2 dog system that packs all features of our larger units but is designed for dogs as small as 15 lbs. The Dogtra 282C features a reduced size of the receivers, a checkered grip transmitter, waterproof transmitter, and receivers and can be worn on dogs as small as 15 LBS. The 282C has Nick/Constant stimulation. The precise levels of stimulation range from Low to medium (0-127) with a half-mile range. This unit also features a non-stim high-performance pager and water excelling enhanced contact points. 2-Hour Quick Charge.
Only need a 1-dog System, see Dogtra 280C 1/2 Mile E-Collar.
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- 1/2-Mile Range
- Rheostat/Volume Dial with Stimulation Levels 0-127
- 2-Hour Rapid Charge Batteries
- Nick, Constant, and High Performance Pager Vibration
- Non-Stimulating High Performance Pager
- Low to Medium Power Stimulation
- Belt Clip
- Ultra-Compact Receiver
- Fully Waterproof
- Checkered Grips
- Enhanced Contact Points
- LCD Screen
- For Dogs as Small as 10 lbs.
IPX9K WATERPROOF RATING:
This unit has been tested and has received a waterproof rating of IPX9K. The Ingress Protection (IP) rating classifies the level of protection provided by the exterior casing and electrical enclosures against a variety of elements. Dogtra's IPX9K rating has been specifically tested for waterproof protection. This unit was tested at close range using powerful water jets with high pressure and high temperature over various points. -
- Dogtra 282C Transmitter
- 2 Receivers with Black and Orange Straps
- Wall Battery Charger
- 2 Splitter Cables
- Dogtra 280C/282C Owner's Manual
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Dogtra 282C Owner's Manual
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