Color-Changing LED Dog Collar – A Dynamic Glow for Your Pet
Light up your dog’s night with the Color-Changing LED Dog Collar (model CTY-036). This innovative safety collar features a stunning “horse racing” effect with color-changing lights in red, blue, green, and a total of six colors, creating a dynamic, flowing pattern that’s sure to turn heads. With three animation modes—single-lamp race, double-lamp race, and relay race—and a long-lasting 24-hour runtime on a single charge, this collar ensures your pet is visible and stylish in low-light conditions. Rechargeable via Type-C, it’s perfect for all breeds, making it a must-have for pet owners who want a unique, glowing accessory for nighttime walks, outdoor adventures, or evening park visits.
Key Features:
- Dynamic Horse Racing Effect: Features a color-changing “horse racing” light pattern with six colors (red, blue, green, and three additional colors, possibly white, yellow, purple), creating a mesmerizing, flowing effect.
- Three Animation Modes: Choose from single-lamp race, double-lamp race, or relay race modes to customize the light animation, balancing visibility and battery efficiency.
- Long-Lasting Runtime: Provides up to 24 hours of use on a single charge (assumed based on “24 hours to charge the electric energy once,” likely meaning runtime; charging time estimated at 2-4 hours), ideal for extended use.
- Type-C Charging: Equipped with a Type-C charging port for fast and convenient recharging, ensuring your collar is always ready to glow.
- Six-Color Options: Includes red, blue, green, and three additional colors (assumed to be white, yellow, purple, based on “six color” mention), offering versatility for visibility and style.
- Enhances Safety: The bright, dynamic LED lights improve visibility in low-light conditions, reducing the risk of accidents during nighttime or early morning activities.
- Versatile Fit: Designed to fit all breeds (assumed adjustable, as is common for LED collars), ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for small to large dogs.
