When using wired method, how close can the wires be to each other witin the loop?
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I have a loop that is a 10 x 3 foot rectangle, covering a driveway entrance. Works fine, although batteries drain much faster than using rock alone.
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The wire should be put in the ground only about 1/2 an inch, not deep. Then the wire leaves the controller goes out and in the ground and loops your yard then back to the controller. you can twist the two wires together when they leave the controller and then they won't have until the separate. YOu should go to the PetSafe web site. Also call them if you have any questions. they have very good customer service.
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It requires very little space. You connect the wires, then connect it back to the plate which is about three square inches, push in the plate and rivots and that's it. Make sure you remember how the wires are connected to the old one or you may have to repeat this process. Hope this helps.
1607256
It's a wire loop - you cut the loop and solder each end to where they need to connect to.
268381
Bend the loop of wire up and push it through the hole in the wax square.There's directions on the pack, but written by bad translator....LoL
2173551
Easiest way to tackle this is have two people. Just spread the fence out on the ground. One person at the "top" the other on the "bottom". Work on each wire individually. If it seems it's hanging out too much on the top of the bottom, and not enough vice versa, just "twist/flip" the wire and it should re-align. Sometimes you have to use pliers to re-hook the ends on the correct section . It's a pain. *trust me, we did TWO of these*.
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Settings are for the length of your boundary wire. "A" is greater than 2400 feet, "C" is for 1300-2400 linear feet and "B" is for up to 1300 feet. This is per the actual guide document, page 10. Seems like it ought to be A, B, C but it is not per the document. Per doc B, C then A. for &lt;1300, 1300-2400 then &gt;2400.
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Hi Redwood George, Thank you for your inquiry.To answer your question, the length of the loop is 12cm from one end to the other.If you have any other inquiries, please feel free to contact us.Hope that helps, Kind Regards,The Travellows Team.
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I grab the wires with a bullnose pliers and pul them into the plug very tight, trim the wires and then pull them back in just a bit before crimping. That way there is no chance of any crosstalk. I've had no problems.
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Strip the rubber off of about 1/2 inch of the wire.( both pieces, both ends) You have 2 wires, Identify if either wire has any markings (IE. .stripes or lines, in order to match them up) In any case twist the 2 single wires to the other single wires ( not all together but one to one) tape so that the two wires do not touch. You should be fine.
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I've got three in a two story house all in different rooms maybe 30 feet apart - I think the distance doesn't matter so much as long as it's connected to the same house wiring, as it communicates through the house wiring.
349065
The wires can be cut and re-attached in the middle. Removing and re-attaching the white connection could generated more trouble that just re-splicing each wire
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I also have connected 6 of them and have in Parallel. I suggest to use almost the same length for all the wires (put the connecting point in the mid of the deck.
2076900
You have to cut the end of the strip and make the 4wire's to show. Some times the color of the wire's s are not the some as the wireless controller. You have to be careful when striping the wire. The wires are very small.
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My instruction say that the sensors have to be 5mm from each other. Get them as close as you can.
2226261
It splits closer to the end. But the wires could be split further without damaging the wire cover I believe.
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about an eighth inch. I believe # 8 is, 8 squares per inch which would make each hole the thickness of the wire smaller than 1/8 th inch