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E-Collar Technologies Easy Educator 1/2 Mile Training System
$229.99
E-Collar Technologies Easy Educator Systems
The EZ 900 Easy Educator is a modern remote trainer-designed with safety in mind. Novel features like maximum stimulation setting and lock and set provide safety from accidental overstimulation of the dog. This medium range trainer is loaded with...
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E-Collar Technologies Easy Educator Systems
The EZ 900 Easy Educator is a modern remote trainer-designed with safety in mind. Novel features like maximum stimulation setting and lock and set provide safety from accidental overstimulation of the dog. This medium range trainer is loaded with unique features making it the most humane and effective trainer available. The bar-shaped transmitter on the EZ collar is especially well-suited for easy operation. Its small size allows stealth operation when the situation requires discreetness. Although the EZ 900 is small in size (2" X1.5" X1" 2.4 ounces), it provides plenty of stimulation, even on 150-pound dogs. The unique COS (control of stimulation) technology provides very clean stimulation without the normal head jerking often found with other training collars. The boost feature is available to provide boosted stimulation from 1 to 60. The tapping sensation employed is similar to vibration, but more intense making it a good substitute for the stimulation. The night tracking light is controlled by the transmitter allowing the user to flash or continuously light up the collar receiver for locating the dog after dark. The EZ 900 lost transmitter beeper can be turned on to help locate a misplaced or lost transmitter. This EZ collar will turn a smart stubborn dog into a genius.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Proudly Assembled in the USA.
Two-Dog Easy Educator: E-Collar Technologies Easy Educator Two-Dog Systems
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Key Features:
- Dog Size: 5 lbs. and Larger
- 1/2 Mile Range
- LCD Display with Back Light allows for Precision Control of Stimulation
- 1 Dog Transmitter can be converted to the 2 Dog version on the fly
- 2 Hour Quick Charge Lithium Polymer via USB or Charger
- Battery Level Icon and Flashing Light Indication
- Lost Transmitter Beeper Mode
- Waterproof and Shock Resistant
- Color Carrying Case Included
- Remote Tracking Light – Great for Evening Walks
- Two Year Full Warranty (Batteries Covered)
- Assembled in the USA
Stimulation Sensation Features:
256 Levels of smooth “blunt” stimulation with 100 Levels displayed on the LCD “Lock and Set” and “Maximum Stimulation” Safety Features.
Five Stimulation Modes to Choose from:
- Momentary Stimulation – Brief Pulse of Stimulation.
- Momentary Boost – Brief Pulse of Boosted Stimulation.
- Continuous – Continuous Stimulation up to 10 Seconds.
- Continuous Boost – Continuous Stimulation of Boosted Level up to 10 Seconds.
- Patented “Instant Stimulation” Mode.
- Tone and Vibration both have options to automatically administer the stimulation sensation after 2 seconds of tone or vibration should the dog choose not to comply.
- Adjustable Boost User Changeable between 1 through 60: allows for quick emergency stimulation to freeze the dog if the situation warrants it.
- Includes advanced features using an included Computer Interface Tool.
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E-Collar Technologies Easy Educator Quick Start Guide
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