Description

The Dogtra Charger 5V2500 5.5 is a 5 volt, 2500mA genuine Dogtra charger with a 5.5 plug.

Which models does the Dogtra Charger 5V2500 5.5 fit?

Our page doesn’t have a model list for this one, so check the label on your old charger: 5V, 2500mA and the same plug means it’s a match. Pathfinder2 GPS collars ship with a 5V 2500mA charger, but confirm the plug before ordering. If you’re unsure, ask us.

Splitter cables

Dogtra chargers don’t come with splitter cables. If you want to charge the remote and collar at the same time, add the right splitter to your order. The 5-5 splitter suits most current models.

Charging tips

Charge somewhere cool and dry, not on the dashboard or next to a heater. Wipe the charging port dry before you plug in if the unit’s been in water, and push the rubber cap back in as soon as you unplug. Your model’s manual on Dogtra’s website has the exact charging times and light codes.

Is it the charger or the battery?

Chargers fail more often than people think, usually at the cable where it bends near the plug. If wiggling the cable makes the light flicker, that’s your answer.

A spare for the truck

A spare charger in the travel bag means a forgotten plug doesn’t end a hunting trip. It’s one of the cheapest bits of insurance in the kit.

Looking after the charging port

Check the charging port now and then with a torch. Green or white crust on the pins means moisture has been getting in. A dry toothbrush usually cleans it up. Then make sure the rubber cap seals properly, and replace it if it doesn’t.

Off-season storage

Store chargers with the units they belong to, ideally in the original case or a labelled bag. If you own several Dogtra systems, a strip of tape with the model name on each charger saves a lot of guessing later.

Why a genuine charger

We only sell genuine Dogtra chargers. The voltage, current and plug match what your unit was designed for. A charger that’s close but not right can charge slowly, run hot or never fully charge the battery.