Below is a list of key definitions that you will need to know before installing a wireless fence.

Key Definitions:

• Transmitter: Transmits the radio signal and is the center of the Pet Area. Pet Area: Distance from the Transmitter where the pet can roam freely.
• Boundary Zone: 2 to 3 foot wide area outside the Pet Area where the pet's Receiver Collar will begin to beep and then begin to deliver a Static Correction. The correction will start in the Boundary Zone and continue anywhere beyond the Pet Area. Note: The Receiver Collar is equipped with a safety time-out feature that will stop correcting after 30 seconds if the pet remains outside the Pet Area. Receiver Collar: Receives the radio signal from the Transmitter.
• Correction Level Button: Adjusts the level of Static Correction the pet receives outside the Pet Area.
• Receiver Indicator Light: Indicates the level of correction at which the Receiver Collar is set. This light also serves as a low battery indicator.
• Contact Points: Deliver the safe Static Correction when the pet moves into the Boundary Zone.
• Power Jack: Where the Power Adapter plugs into the Transmitter. The Transmitter is powered by a standard 120-volt outlet.
• Boundary Switch: Adjust according to the size of the Pet Area desired.
• Power Light: Indicates when the Transmitter is on. Boundary Control Dial: Adjusts the distance from the Transmitter to the Boundary Zone. Note: Adjusting the dial does not change the level of Static Correction on the Receiver Collar.

Full Control

A wireless containment fence system is designed to keep a pet within a defined boundary. Pet owners have the ability to design the layout and have full control of the wire boundary in which the pet can roam freely.

How does it work?

Our wireless fence system emits a wireless radio frequency from the transmitter within the boundaries set. When the pet has the specialized collar on he/she is able to wander freely within the designated boundary. But as soon as the pet approaches the boundary a warning signal will be transmitted to the collar. If the pet decides to cross over the restricted area a harmless stimulation to the pet will occur from the collar. The stimulation will continue until the pet steps back into the Pet Area.

Installation

The steps of installing your wireless fence are the following:
• Planning out the boundary area.

- Make sure you are careful when you are digging. Be careful for water pipes, sewer pipes, and electrical wires.

• Mounting the transmitter

- Make sure the transmitter is in a safe waterproof location.

- Near a power outlet so you don't need to run an extension cord.

- Near an exterior wall so that the boundary wire can be easily installed

• Laying out the wire

- First lay the wire above ground to make sure everything is working.

- When everything is working, power down he system, and bury the system

• Burying the wire

- If you do not have the correct tools, hire someone that is capable of digging.

• Connecting and testing

- Last step is to connect the wires to the control box and turn the system on. If you get a green light from the transmitter then all the handwork is done!