Tone can be substituted for the vibration by doing s simple 2 button procedure.
The Educator ET-302 is a 1/2 mile two dog trainer loaded with unique features making it the most humane and effective dog trainer collar available. The smaller transmitter is especially well-suited for smaller hands or in situations where discreetness is important. But, don’t be fooled by the small receiver size 2”X1.5”X1” 2.4 ounce, it provides plenty of stimulation for most dogs. The unique COS (control of stimulation) technology provides very clean stimulation without the normal head jerking often found with other training collars. The tapping sensation employed is similar to vibration, but more intense making it a good substitute to the stimulation. The stop watch style transmitter is so ergonomic; you don’t even have to look at the remote allowing you to watch your dog. The night tracking light is controlled by the transmitter allowing the user to flash or continuously light up the collar receiver for locating your dog after dark. Lost transmitter beeper can be turned on to help locate a misplaced or lost transmitter. The transmitter even floats so don’t worry if you drop in the lake. Educator Remote E-Collar will turn a smart stubborn dog into a genius. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Proudly Assembled in the USA.
Features: ½ Mile Range, 2 Dog Available ET-302, Li-Polymer Rechargeable Batteries Both Units (2 Hour full Charge), 100 Levels Dial Adjustable with “Lock and Set” Feature, Tapping Sensation (Non Stimulation Training), LCD Display for Precision Control, Low Battery Indicators on Both Units, Lost Transmitter Beeper, Remote Controlled Night Light, Durable Biothane™ Collar Strap.
Dimensions: Collar Receivers: 2.0”X1.5X1.1”, 2.4 oz. Biothane Collar Straps: ¾” X 30”, 1.46 oz. (Ready to Cut to Size) Floating Remote: 2.64” Diameter, 1.29” Thick and 3.4 oz. Complete System in Box: 11”X6.9”X2.2”, 1.3 lbs. Based on the passage above, Can you provide a summary of the Educator ET-302 dog training collar and its features?
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