do I need to sync the collars after every charge?
2055454
I have not had to sync between charges. I only did it with my initial setup. Hope this helps! I really love all the options-I have yet to use the shock setting. The vibration and noise have been sufficient with my Italian Mastiff.
874709
Radio Shack sells a universal charger that has all kinds of plug ends and a variety of voltage settings. It may cost you less to buy another collar though.
1686044
Yes. It comes with a charger with two plugs as well as a splitter so you can charge both collars and the remote at the same time.
1811620
Not common. Should last 40+ hours. Remember to turn off the collar unit after each use. If you do that, recharging every 2 weeks or so would be about right, if not longer. Remember also that it needs to charge overnight until both units display a green light.
647767
Honestly i just leave it on and plug it in. I can turn them off but i just don' t. I have 2 collars with 1 controller.
935416
Make sure the battery is in correctly and the unit is charged. The is the second shock collar I have used and I have to tell you is if inconsistent and difficult to use, I wish I had never purchased it.
199206
I only bought one collar and it works great. I would send it back and ask for a replacement...most companies will replace it free of charge.
1071353
Hi Power,You need to resync the remote transmitter with the collar receiver ONLY when the transmitter or receiver is power off. If you charge them when they are low power, you needn't to resync them. Thanks.ATC LLC
635506
The replacement collar will work - you just have to sync it to the new collar and directions tell you how to do that in the manual. I had to buy one to replace one that went fully and completely dead after a lot of use in 18 months time.
564368
The collar has an attached rechargeable battery. The wall charger charges both the remote and the collar at the same time. Just remember to re pair the collar and remote after each charge by simply touching the red dot on the collar to the red dot on the remote. The collar holds a charge for days at a time and blinks red when it needs to be charged.
148912
My dog has gone in and out of a lake with it on, and it still works the same as when it was new. I would say "yes" to your question.I charge it every couple of days. The collar, itself, doesn't tell you when it is about ready to go out, but the control does have a gauge, so you know when it is time to plug it in again.
46399
Nope. They don't interact/interfere with each other. If yours doesn't work, check the battery (it could be dead or installed upside down). If you don't have a multimeter, swap the batteries in the two collars...
2201064
Thank you for your question! Once the battery is in place, the collar is ready to be set and used. Please know that we do recommend to spend some time in training your pet with this system.
769547
The collar and the remotes are paired together. If you are familiar with cell phone and bluetooth devices it is along the same principle. It shouldn't effect the other one.
1509534
No it does not. There is a water sealed button on the back of the collar which you have to remember to turn on and off. I usually keep the side button on the remote set to beep and when I out the collar on the dog I got the beep button to be sure the collar is on and synced. If you get into the habit of charging everytime you take it off you won't have to worry about turning off the collar.
519397
I would like to know that also. My collar will not charge and I have never used it.
2245945
Yes, just plug it in and charge it. Great training aid! We love these collars!