Would keep cats out yard if we run it about 25' on our property line?
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.
1862206
I run about that around my garden and it works well , have not tried a greater distance
1862207
It should, if you wire it up with the hot/ground wires close enough together. I use mine with alternating hot/ground wires (2 each, so four lines total) around my 15x5 raised garden beds. The wires are spaced 6" apart. I had lots of problems with raccoons eating my corn, and the first night I set it up, I heard a satisfying zap and yelp from one of the buggers through an open window. No problems since. As a side note, this unit sends a pulse every 1 second or so. It won't kill an animal on contact, which is what I was looking for, but it definitely will cause some pain. I tested it on myself by using my arm to complete the circuit so I knew it would be be strong enough, and I felt it was appropriate to test on myself before using on critters. Hehe. My arm tingled for a good 5-10 min, but didn't cause any damage. Good luck!
1510383
I am not sure of the exact range, we have a good sized yard, and never had a problem with range in the house or outside.
2202324
I do not know. I have not seen any trace of cats in my yard since I have had it installed, they were never my big problem deer are mine it does keep some of them away not always, as I think they are used to the lights in the city. I know they work great in the country where they are not exposed to a lot of lights.
491609
The spec says 400ft. Keep in mind that it's circular, so you just have to extend it in a circle to cover as much of your lot as possible. Ive tried this unit before, and from experience I can say that it works, but your lot has to be *very* flat. It will not cover dips and hills, which can create gaps that allow the animals out. Though if your dogs are only outside partially, that may be okay. Mine are outside all day, which allows them time to find these gaps.
418904
U would have to run a hose to the roof. The sensor would not pickup the birds that far away
861988
Absolutely! I use it outside whenever my cats or someone else's cats "mark" territory. Works great. May have to reapply if heavy rains occur within 72 hrs of application.
735768
It will go up to 15 ft depending on where and what angle you set it.i have mine sitting in corner by dog door the dryer blocks it so cat will come in room to lay in sun but won't go near the door! Before Catscram we couldn't keep her in house she was always going thru dog door
212545
At 25 feet your pressure will loose pressure as it is. You can deliver water to 100 feet away, how ever your pressure will be low. Putting a pressure tank will help you somewhat, but the volume will be a little lower than you would probably want.
1181823
25 yards is not the usual self defense distance. Sight it in at 7-10yards or less if you are using it for home defense.
1804908
yes it would keep raccoons out you would have to put the wires so they could not crawl under it and put one so they could not crawl over it
1730239
I would think it's too tall and there'd be little room for the cat to maneuver with it in there. I have it sitting right outside.
1615023
While we do not live in the mountains, we do live at the top of a large hill and our backyard is wooded. We have tracked our 16 year old cat through the woods, down the hill and behind a house at the bottom of the hill with pinpoint accuracy. I would think that as long as the total distance away is within the parameters of the system, it wouldn't matter if the animal was up, down, or sideways!
1771558
Ours is about 200 ft. but we live in the trees. It may do better in an open area. In fact wild turkey's set our off Saturday evening.
424435
Probably... but that isn't a bad thing since if it were a real dog your cat would probably set him/her off too. Ours is situated in an area and when we pass it barks, but I don'[t mind since a real dog might too. If you put it where your animal doesn't go then it should not be an issue..there is a limit to the range. Also I saw where someone put a metal plate behind it so it would not pick up movement inside their house. That's an option.
1342590
Sorry, I don't have any experience with that. I was using it to get rid of chipmunks. We don't have any outdoor cats in the area.
962364
We have outside places to plug in the heated cat house. They have a braker on them should something happen.. You need to be careful of weather or water with electricity.
872526
There is open space at the bottom so large cat okay, kitten no. It would also depend on the surface it was put on and if the animal digs.