Will this work with an invisible fence receiver?
1649987
It works for our dogs' PetSafe underground fence receivers. The prongs fit through the holes perfectly. They are labs, and their collars had plenty of length for adjustment. Not sure about your invisible fence receiver...
1649988
I used it as an E-collar replacement. With a bit of effort, I was able to make it work. While I can't say for sure about your invisible fence application, it seems that most of these collars are similar.
1649989
Yes. My dog has been using this for months. The original broke because other dogs she plays with chewed it. I actually prefer this one over the original that comes with the invisible fence
1031611
It's range is about a few centimeters, (about an inch). I don't think it would work well for a wireless fence solution. Keep in mind this is Near Field Communications so the ranges are inherently small because of the wavelength.
1332607
I am sorry, but I don't know the answer to that question....the fence we bought is working great for both of our dogs along with this unit, but I really don't know...you would have to call the manufacturer of the one bought most likely....good luck!
1470040
It should work but will be weaker wire. Also depends on the distance your covering. Your just sending a radio signal that the collar responds to through the wire
231861
I can't reply with authority but my experience indicates that if you have a fence that rides on a square type of rail it will work. The installation is straight forward and requires a few holes and attachment to the back side of the rail and it very simple to calibrate to zero.
1666618
technically yes. As long as your receiver accepts passive wiring connections.
1722972
In my house there are a few walls between the sensor and the receiver and it works fine. I don't know about your situation but I would give it a go.
2195835
I think it should we use the petsafe wireless fence so I can't give you a definite answer but I believe it will work
2155823
I haven't tried it, but that should work. It puts a signal on the wire, and detects that signal at the other end. So it should work.
1808897
We used this product to replace our Invisible Fence perimeter, much of which is above ground in our woodlot. As it is an industry standard cable, I suspect that it will work with any electronic collars that operate like Invisible Fence.
1821187
I'm not sure what wire that system uses, but this wire is a single stran of copper wire. It worked great for my invisible fence system.
1808899
My install was all above ground.It was used with an invisible fence brand system.As far as i know it should work with any collar.
758931
I don't think it would work. The fence would cause the control panel to draw too much current and overheat, in my opinion. I would suggest you get several opinions though. Thanks, Don
846080
It will work with any receiver. What you have to be careful of is the connector. Most receivers have one screw for hooking a simple wire on or two screws or a RG59 screw on connector. This Dipole has a different connector. I had to cut it off and replace it. If yours has two screws for a antenna just cut there's off and trim the wires and connect it to the two screws. Fairly easy. Hope this was clear enough.
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We are out of US and have concrete walls other systems would not work. We have doorbell button mounted on thick wood gate which is 40 yards away from the receiver. The motion detector is about 35 yards. They work great together and currently we are waiting on another receiver that someone is bringing to us to be able to put in another location so we can hear it by the back pool. We tested the first receiver and it went that far throught the solid block walls - 60 yards
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It should, as long as there isn't any metal in the walls, like rebar. I can't try it, but I have a radio/radar background, and plain cement block doesn't interfere. In our house we have a set between the bedroom at one end and the kitchen at the other end, 50 feet away through several walls, and it works fine.
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I think it ought to work. However, speaking from other experience I think you could do it simpler. Just use plastic standoffs like I used to use for my electric fence for horses and such. If there was interference from the fence just go higher with pieces of plastic pipe.