Sporttrainer 1825 E
Remote trainer with vibration, sound and stimulation
Professional system for 2 dogs
with 1 transmitter and 2 receivers
1.600 m range
Description:
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Short pulse
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continuous pulse
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only sound signal possible
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only vibration possible
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With a basic programming, weak, medium or high pulse levels can be set.
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Per setting there are 8 pulse levels selectable by a rotary wheel.
- the vibration pulse is a current-free vibration mechanism with the same range as the stimulation.
- The vibration pulse is an excellent additional tool for dog training and education.
- Waterproof DRYTEK technology receiver and transmitter.
- The device works with rechargeable Ni-MH batteries with enormously long life span
- Thanks to lithium ion technology charging time : approx. 2 hrs.
- The device is delivered with 2 receiver collars, but can be upgraded up to 3 dogs
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Range 1600 meters!
additional notes:
Mode 1,3,4,5 and 7 offer 8 levels of stimulation which correspond to the setting on the intensity dial.
Mode 2 offers more "increments" to choose from, out of a total of 16 stimulation levels e.g.: in mode 2, by setting the intensity dial to 2, the lower button offers level 3 of 16 and the upper button offers level 4 of 16.
* An ID code is the signal identifier between the transmitter and receiver collar. Each is factory programmed with one of 4,000 ID codes. In the rare case that a transmitting device sends a signal to more than one receiver collar, you can change the ID code of the transmitting device. There are 64 programmable ID codes available.
*If you have selected Mode 2 and while the green indicator light is still a solid color, turn the intensity dial to the desired continuous stimulation level and press the left button to set the level. The green light will flash rapidly to indicate your choice. For example, if you have set the intensity dial to 3, the side button on your transmitter will transmit continuous stimulation at level 3 when pressed. If no level is selected after 15 seconds, it defaults to level 8.
