Training Collar Sportdog Sd-875E

Name: TRAINING COLLAR SPORTDOG SD-875E
Brand: Sportdog
SKU: 161164
Rating: 5 (9 reviews)

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DESCRIPTION AND CAPABILITIES
The training collar SD-875E is a high-performance tool designed for intensive training. The system can accept up to 3 dogs, each controlled individually from the same transmitter. It has an effective range of 800 meters, ensuring control over a significant distance.

STIMULATION AND PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
This collar offers training flexibility with 10 stimulation levels available, spread across 2 intensity ranges (low and medium). The user can choose between a momentary or continuous stimulation, in addition to correction options by vibration and sound. The remote control is equipped with programmable buttons for ergonomics and instant accessibility of all functions.

DESIGN AND AUTONOMY
The transmitter and the collar are both waterproof thanks to DryTek™ technology, guaranteeing their reliability in all weather. Both units are fitted with rechargeable Li-ion batteries that charge in only 2 hours. Battery life ranges between 50 to 70 hours of use. The collar is lightweight with a weight of 41 g and a maximum size of 71 cm.

DISPLAY AND ERGONOMICS
The ergonomic remote control (weight: 130 g) is equipped with a clear digital Oled screen, permanently displaying the selected stimulation level, the dog concerned, the remaining battery level and the type of stimulation used. Note that for the 2- and 3-collar packs, only one collar charger is supplied.

Advice from our experts :
The digital Oled screen feature is a major advantage, as it allows confirming the stimulation level before each correction, thus avoiding errors. For sensitive dogs, always start with the low intensity range and use vibration or sound for initial warnings.