do i need to buy batterys for shock collar or is there a charger and does one end of wire go in positive side run along fence put other end in negative side
581733
You buy the batteries (9 Volt). They last for a month or so and they are easy to replace.
1780904
Mine came with just one collar. I ordered another from a different vendor. I highly suggest you get on the battery renewal program. Every month they ship me a battery which give me the confidence that the collars are fully functioning.
981891
If it's just the shock that isn't working, just make sure the dial is on a number, (the "0" doesn't do anything) and that the collar is charged. I had the same issue with my collar and found that it just needed to be charged. I hope that helps!
1790974
The battery checker should come with a kit, but if not the red light on the collar will start to blink when it is low. I have also resorted to holding collar up to my ear and walking out to the boundary til it beeps. To be honest, you probably won't need batteries for long because once your dog is trained he shouldn't leave the boundary area with or without the collar one.
1061713
It has the collar and transmitter. The "No Wire" means wire is not shipped with the product and needs to be purchased separately. This is not a wireless fence.
2104968
I bought it to charge my tablet. As to the dog training collar, my advice would be to check the charger that came with the unit. There should be a label on the side that indicates the power output. If it says 5.0v and 2000 mA (give or take) you should have no problem (assuming the connector is the same size. You might also want to consider a simple wall charger and use the USB connector that came with the unit.
1719402
I just used some of the aluminum wire left from the spool of shock wire. Pounded the ground rod deep & clamped the aluminum wire to it then attached to the charger's ground post. The included tester and a stray dog poking around our garden confirmed the kit worked.
1874120
I don't know the answer to that question but I would not recommend this shock collar. It didn't work at all and I sent it back. I bought a sport dog model and it has worked wonderfully and even is waterproof.
1681316
This shock collar doesn't work at all. I not only returned it but notified Amazon. Their was no charging location on the collar part though the picture showed one. The menu screen never came on after charging it. Nothing worked. Suggest a different collar.
1452269
The charger came with the main system, Innotek IUC 5100, that I purchased. I did not receive a charger for the extra collar that I purchased.
872795
This is a collar receiver only, no charger is included. I can't say if your charger will work or not. Did you contact innotek to ask them?
1298228
I suggest that you use as heavy a wire as you can attach to clip or loop end to. The heavier the wire the more energy you get. Single strand or braided wire is fine as long as you can get it into the screw loop end attachment. Of course that goes onto the Charge Controller. Now it depends on what type of battery posts you have. if you have a threaded post with a wing nut or large nut then I was use another larger end loop connecter. If not just go buy some small but heavy alligator clamps, you know kind of like what the ends of jumper cables use, just smaller. I had to replace my Sunforce regulator. It failed after about 2 months of use. I don't know why but where I to guess I would say from moisture accumulating within the regulator during rainy weather. So keep it dry. I don't mean to try to change your mind about the product, because it did work well. when it worked. But when I replaced it I found a product that I like much better for a couple reasons, first and foremost it was only $35, which included shipping and it arrived in 2 days! Secondly it has a digital readout screen that tells you exactly how many volts are being produced by your panels. The Sunforce doesn't have any read out at all, only lights that I could never tell if it was working or not. I had to use my own personal digital tester to know my panel output. I replaced the Sunforce 500 watt, which was around $80 with a Thunderbolt Magnum 500 watt for $35 shipping included. Good luck with your charger and I hope I wasn't too confusing when trying to answer your question. As I stated, just use simple loop wire connector ends to attach to the charger and also a similar but larger type connector if your battery has threaded ends with wing nuts. If it has basic battery post just get some large alligator clips and attach it to the battery. Use as heavy a wire as possible, single strand is best. They work fine as long as you keep them clean. Do everything you can to water proof all you electronics.
1398356
The batteries it comes with vary (I bought 7 collars). I would guess on the low end 15 hours and double that if you get the better battery pack. There's no way to tell which one you'll get.
167083
1 collar, 1 remote, 1 power cord, 1 light up shock tester so you can tell that it's working without trying it on yourself
838605
Positive wire and negative wire go directry into special plug in the controller, then two tray wires (sold separately) go directly to the battery positive and negitive. Easy as putting batteries in a flashlight. Renogy had a utube video. It's so easy. If you wanted to later add more cells, you would need a bigger controller, if you wanted more than 200 watts of solar cells then you would need another battery. If you wanted to plug something in using ac power you would need an solar power inverter. As far as a DC ground, a battery is 12 volts, as long as you use 12 volt items you should be dandy!
1252145
Yes, the collar and the controller have a charger so you don't need batteries. On a full charge they last about a week
236696
Whoops. Thought you were asking how to "charge". According to your manual: Replacing the Battery Uses one 3.0 volt "CR2" lithium battery (Tri-Tronics #1181300). Remove the collar strap from the Bark Limiter. Unscrew the 2 screws on the bottom of the Bark Limiter, alternating between screws, until the two halves can be separated. Remove the old battery and install a new battery, matching polarity.