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Garmin Alpha Split Adaptor Charging Cable
$12.95
The Garmin Alpha Split Adaptor Cable connects to the Vehicle Power Cable or the AC Adaptor Cable and allows you to charge two Garmin devices (Garmin Alpha 100 handheld and training/tracking collar) simultaneously from a single AC receptacle or power source in your vehicle.
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- The Garmin Alpha Split Adaptor Cable connects to the Vehicle Power Cable or the AC Adaptor Cable and allows you to charge two Garmin devices (Garmin Alpha 100 handheld and training/tracking collar) simultaneously from a single AC receptacle or power source in your vehicle.
The Garmin part number for this product is 010-11828-01
Compatible Devices:
- Garmin TT15 Dog Device
- Garmin TT15 Mini Dog Device
- Garmin T5 Dog Device
- Garmin T5 Mini Dog Device
- Garmin Alpha 100 Handheld
- Garmin Astro 430 Handheld
- Garmin Delta
- Garmin Delta Sport
- Garmin Delta Sport XC
- Garmin Delta Upland
- Garmin Delta Upland XC
- Garmin Delta XC
- Garmin Delta XC/Delta Sport XC Dog Device
- Garmin PRO 550
- Garmin PRO 70
- Garmin PRO Trashbreaker
- Garmin PT 10 Dog Device
- Garmin Sport PRO
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