Would this work to secure a cat door with an automated outlet to lock it from house?
339370
It depends is the outlet on a timer or are you going to manually cut the power to the lock.
339371
Yes but you would need 12 vdc power supply and a release sensor input. Simple diagram. Also remember if the magnet is energized but nit latched it will get warm to hot. Always lock door when energized. Alignment of latch and magnet is important for correct installation. Close doesnt count.
131408
Yes, I think it probably would. But I agree with dityboycom, if it is indoors, don't have it on when you are there to shoo the cat off the counter. Turn it on when you'll be away, see if it will train the cat over time. We use ours outdoors on the porch, directed toward the patio under our bird feeder. It has successfully kept away a neighbor's cat that was coming to kill birds at the feeder. The range seems to be about 10 feet, maybe a bit more. We do not turn it off unless we are spending time on the patio, walking around in front of it. It has lasted 8 months.
2096378
It should, -- Its been over a year ago when I installed mine, I put it trough an exterior door that was 1 3/4" thick -- it has worked great, - I would say that my cat will use it at least ten or more times a day -- my cat is big -- 20 pounds --
1862205
In that application the electric fence would need to be used with some sort of traditional fence structure. The charger has more than enough power to deter cats.
24020
NO! This is not "secure" by any means, and the strength and quality of the product wouldn't even stop a curious hamster. That being said, it's worth the cheap price if it's used for its intended purpose, to stop bugs. tl;dr This product will not hold up to any cat. Best of luck to you!
498319
Yes, that is exactly why I purchased it and it did wonders. It even works to keep my cat away from my exterior door.
346845
It would not work for that situation. It is designed to close a door, not slow it down.
1854888
Yes. It works for doors up to 2 inches thick. For a door thicker than that, they recommend also getting a "wall liner" piece offered by Cat Mate, which ensures a continuous tunnel (no gaps).
498097
I mainly use this to keep my cat's away from my lizards but it should work if you set it up correctly or you can always build a cattery outside
728119
I don't think it is strong enough or a lock. It is a thin divider but it was what I needed. I simply wanted to lose a room off from a cat. You would be better to get a heavy duty divider. This stays closed by magnets. A good sturdy door has a built in lock.
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
498320
It will. After I started using this thing my cat stopped scratching and banging at the door.
607108
I think a cat would be less determined to pull the guard off the door so it may work. I would suggest buying a larger piece of Velcro to put on the sides of the guard instead of just the one that comes with it for the bottom. i did do that put maybe should have tried. I don't have a cat so I'm not sure how they would react with something like that but it was like it was my dogs goal to pull that thing down everyday. and he did.
529680
No - u just set it to "learn" the chip, then get your cat close enough to the door so that the door senses it and it records it.
1139005
The pressure plate in the trap is very sensitive, so the slightest increase in weight will trip the plate and slam the door shut. I would say yes to your question; this trap should work for you. The main problem you would have is convincing the cat to go inside. Have some smelly fish bait and that little guy should go right in there. Patience is key, friend :)
279237
I'm using the Nexia automation system. It works very well as long as one has a strong WiFi in the home. This lock will not unlatched it's self. It can be signaled to be locked or unlocked remotely but there must be a person at the lock to manually turn the latch.
1358821
You would have to reach around the open door to set the Jammer... I think that most cats would be able to get through a space large enough for you to fit your arm through so I don't think it would work.