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6-Port USB Charger Station for Garmin Alpha & TT25 Dog Tracking Systems


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Description

Charge up to 6 Garmin dog tracking devices at the same time with this 6-Port USB Charger Station. If you run a multi-dog pack with Alpha handhelds and TT25 collars, this hub eliminates the clutter of multiple wall adapters and lets you power everything from a single outlet.

The station provides 6 independent USB charging ports, each delivering enough current to charge your Garmin Alpha 200, Alpha 200i, Alpha 300, Alpha 300i, Alpha 10, Alpha XL, TT25, T20, and other USB-powered Garmin devices. Built-in overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit, and leakage protection keeps your gear safe while charging overnight or in the truck.

Compact enough for a gear bag or truck console, this charger is ideal for houndsmen, field trial competitors, and multi-dog trainers who need every device ready to go at first light. Requires your existing Garmin USB cables (sold separately).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this include USB cables?
A: No. This is the charging hub only. You will need your existing Garmin USB-C (for TT25/T20/Alpha 300) or Micro-USB (for Alpha 200/100) charging cables, sold separately.

Q: Can I charge 6 TT25 collars at once?
A: Yes, as long as you have 6 USB-C charging cables connected to 6 TT25 charging clips. Each port provides independent power.

Technical Specifications

Number of Ports 6x USB-A
Input Voltage 100–240V AC (universal)
Protection Overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit, leakage
Compatible Devices Any USB-charged Garmin device (Alpha, TT25, T20, Pro Series, Astro, etc.)
Cables Included No — requires your existing Garmin USB cables
What’s in the Box 6-Port USB Charger Station, AC power cord
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