SUN LANDERS Electric Dog Fence System Pet Tone Shock Boundary Containment Collar Receiver Wired Dog Fence 023 Radio Fence System

Electric Dog Fence System Pet Tone Shock Boundary Containment Water Resistant Collar Receiver For Small Medium Large Dog

Our electric dog fence system is a reliable, cost-efficient pet containment system. A buried wire transmits a harmless radio signal.

When your dog approaches the boundary, the signal causes the dogs collar receiver to deliver a warning beep first.

If your dog continues closer to the boundary, the system will issue a mild shock. If your dog continues further, the system will issue stronger shocks until your dog returns to within the boundary you have set up.

Your dog will naturally seek to avoid correction, and is content staying within established boundaries. Keep safe in limited space.

Note:

*Only use it for dog, not any other animals.

*Let your dog adapt to the collar before you start training. You should allow your dog to accept the collar as a part of her life.

*When the collar in your dog, do not set the program.

*Keep away from children can touch the place.

* Please read all instructions before using this product.

It will be better to bury only 1-3inches.

How It Works:

1) Wall-mounted transmitter:�Transmitter is the central controller to whole electronic system. Make sure the wire is set to a loop.

2) The receiver collar:�Receiver (collar)will make a warning beep firstly and then continuous stimulation if your dog attempts to approach wire boundary.

3) How to install the system

*Design your containment area and calculatethe amount of wire needed.

*Install the wall transmitter.

*Lay out the perimeter wire.

*Connect the perimeter wire to the wall transmitter.

*Verify transmitter is functioning without problem.

*Set up the receiver and then, test the containment system and adjust the field width.

*Install the boundary wire and training flags.

*Fit collars to your dogs and train your dogs.

Use advice: Please do not let your dog use the receiver for a long time. (Recommended no more than 8 hours)

Launch Notes:

1. The rotary switch maintains the maximum output and ensures that the transmitter can work normally.

2. The transmitter does not support 12V voltage, and does not support rain/exposure.

3. Before clipping the wire, remove the end of the wire to leak out the wire core, then clip it on the transmitter, and emit two green lights to prove that it is working.

4. The premise of burying the line must ensure that the line (left of line A) (right of line B) cannot be knotted, otherwise the signal will be affected.

Receiving Notes:

1. The receiver does not support soaking in water.

2. Pay attention to whether the battery has electricity, pay attention to identify the positive and negative poles during installation, and do not install them in reverse.