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SportDOG Locate and Train Extra Collar
$299.95
SportDOG TEK 2.0 Locate and Train Extra Collar
The TEK-2AD Add-A-Dog® Tracking and Training Collar lets you add another dog to your existing TEK Series 2.0 system or TEK 1.5 system. In terms of range, accuracy, and reliability, the TEK Series 2.0 Tracking and Training...
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SportDOG TEK 2.0 Locate and Train Extra Collar
The TEK-2AD Add-A-Dog® Tracking and Training Collar lets you add another dog to your existing TEK Series 2.0 system or TEK 1.5 system. In terms of range, accuracy, and reliability, the TEK Series 2.0 Tracking and Training System surpasses every other system on the market. This system can track up to 21 Collar Receivers/Handhelds so you can cover your whole pack.
Features:
- Range: Up to 10 miles using HopTek technology.
- Stimulation Ranges: 99 continuous, momentary, and rising stimulation levels. Option to train with vibration or tone.
- Expandable System: Expandable up to 21 dogs.
- Waterproof: DryTek waterproof and submersible to 25 feet.
- Dog Size: For dogs 8 pounds or larger with neck sizes 10.75” to 23”.
- Batteries: Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Charges in 4 hours, lasts about 24 hours per charge.
- Low Battery Indicator: Yes.
- System Compatibility: Compatible with TEK 2.0 systems (TEK-V2LT and TEK-V2L) and TEK 1.5 systems (TEK-V1.5LT and TEK-V1.5L).
Contents:
- GPS Collar with E-collar Module on Black Collar Strap
- Charging Cradle
- Charging Adapter
- Pink and Green Dog Collar ID Bands
- USB Cables
- Allen Wrench
- Test Light Tool
Dimensions:
Receiver without straps – 3.70”L x 1.54”W x 1.54”H
Compatible Devices:- TEK 2.0 Locate and Train System
- TEK 2.0 Location System
- TEK 1.5 Locate and Train System
- TEK 1.5 Locate System
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