Wireless fence for dogs

This fencing allows the dog to have a free area without having to install a physical fence.

Function:

When the animal approaches the invisible fence, the receiver collar sends a warning tone.

• If the dog persists in approaching the delimited area, the fence will send an impulse.
• The collar will automatically increase the impulse if the dog continues to approach the invisible fence, preventing the animal from crossing the defined perimeter. Once the pet moves away from the fence, the collar will stop sending impulses until it enters its established area.
• As a safety measure, the collar has a protection system against impulse overstimulation to avoid a hypothetical case in which our dog becomes trapped in the collar's signal area. In this case, the collar will only remain on for 10 seconds and then disconnect.
• Invisible electric fences are completely harmless to people, children, and animals. The cable is a simple frequency transmitter and does not emit any type of discharge.
• The dog quickly learns to respect the boundaries of its territory.
• During the first days, some flags help it learn its limits, but then they can be removed.

Instalation:

• Placing invisible fences is very simple and can be done in a few minutes.
• Knowledge of electricity or electronics is not necessary.
• They are ready to be assembled in a few minutes by anyone.
• It is recommended to bury the cable, although it could also work simply with the cable lying on the ground.

Kit contains:

• 1 signal transmitter center
• 1 receiver collar
• 1 roll of 150 m cable
• 50 flags to indicate cable position

Technical characteristics:

• It can control a cable perimeter of up to 400 meters.
• The number of collars it supports is unlimited.
• Audible warning beep before electrical impulse
• The signal radius with respect to the boundary wire (distance at which the collar begins to warn) can be adjusted from 25 to 120 cm.
• Water-resistant collar: rain, humidity (not submersible).
• Power supply of the signal transmitter plugged into the network
• Powering the collar with a common 6V battery.