Description
The Dogtra Battery BP74T23P is a 7.4V, 600mA lithium-polymer pack for the transmitter, the remote you hold, on ARC series and 1900S systems. Remotes get used every day of the season, so this is often the first battery in a kit to need replacing.
Will the Dogtra Battery BP74T23P fit my unit?
It fits ARC series and 1900S transmitters. The receivers on those systems take different packs: the BP37P2803P for the ARC collar and the BP74RS3P for the 1900S collar. Check the model name on the back of your remote or on the receiver label before you order. If it’s worn off, send us a photo and we’ll tell you which battery you need.
Signs it’s time for a new battery
Most owners notice it in the field first. The remote dies earlier than it used to, or the collar stops responding at the end of a long day. If the charger, contacts and cable all check out and the run time is still short, it’s the battery.
Fitting the new battery
Turn the unit off first. Most Dogtra units open with a small Phillips screwdriver. Take the cover off and unplug the old battery’s connector gently, pulling on the plug itself and not the wires. Plug in the new one the same way round. Make sure the rubber gasket is clean and sitting in its groove before you close the cover, because that seal is what keeps water out. Then charge it fully before you use it. The owner’s manual for your model, on Dogtra’s website, shows where the battery sits.
Charging and care
Lithium-polymer batteries last longest if you don’t run them completely flat and don’t leave them sitting empty for months. Before you put your gear away for the off-season, charge it about halfway and store it somewhere cool and dry. Top it up every couple of months. Charge it with the BC10V Auto charger, which covers both the ARC and the 1900S series.
Keeping a spare
Plenty of trainers keep a second battery charged and ready in the kit bag. If one dies halfway through a hunt or a long session, a quick swap gets you back to work. Keep the spare about half charged and top it up before a trip, because lithium batteries don’t like sitting full or empty for months.
Why genuine matters
Everything we sell is original Dogtra stock, brand-new. An exact match means the cover closes flat, the gasket seals, and the charger reads the battery correctly. Those are the three things that tend to go wrong with packs that only roughly fit.
Dogtra Battery BP74T23P questions
My remote screen dims and resets. Is that the Dogtra Battery BP74T23P?
Very often, yes. A tired battery sags when you press a button, and the remote resets. A new pack usually stops it.
Can I change the remote battery myself?
Most people do. It’s a few screws, one plug, and making sure the seal is sitting right when you close it.
Is it a genuine Dogtra part?
Yes. We only sell new, original Dogtra parts, not third-party copies.
Order the Dogtra Battery BP74T23P on its own, or browse all Dogtra transmitters if the remote has other problems too.
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