What size batteries does the remote control use? I need to buy new ones.Remote Pet Trainer LCD display Dog Electric Training Collar With Remote Controller
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Im not sure. My batteries went out and I took them out. I never got around to getting more but I do know that walmart had that type. I would like to giv mor info but I dont know where my unit is
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A544's. I have to find them in the electronics dept. of WalMart with the camera batteries.
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Well, mine has lasted since I bought the collar, about six months ago, but it's trivial in any case to put a new one it. The battery is just a standard 9-volt (such as you use in your smoke alarm).
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You can't replace the battery. You have to purchase an entire new collar. Didn't know that when I bought my system. Had I known this, I would have purchased a different system. Those collars are over $100! Good luck!
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The remote has settings for both collars. Collar 1 or collar 2. Very easy and it works great. The only negative is that the rechargeable battery in the collar runs down in less then a week and needs to be recharged again
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these are just 12v batteries used in many remote control units. those hold long time the energy you may need. replacement battery on those units just needed when distance looks not covered by the receiver. can be used on many other projects if you need a little 12volt batteries with low drain, for me those last long based in my experience.
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Small dog collar has a special battery but the big dog collar uses a 9 volt battery.
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These are just batteries. They are just one of many different 12 volt sizes and shapes for many applications. This size is a popular battery for garage door opener remote controls. How long they last depends on the amount of times they are used and how old the batteries are when purchased. Many `on sale' batteries are about to run out of the `sell by' date. So try to always buy from a reliable active source and avoid all the grief. J Watts, League City Tx
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The unit uses two AA batteries and the remote uses a CR2032. I got my Hollywog close to the beginning of February. I have had to replace the unit batteries in the unit once and also have changed the remote battery once. I'm not sure how many hours use I got out of each set of batteries. I'm sorry I wasn't much help.
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I don't know anything about the battery. I quickly discovered that it didn't work on my dog at all. I was more successful just using a voice command.
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Holy smokes! Let me look it this. Back to you ASAP -- this, as you surely know, could be a matter for your vet. Give me five minutes, please. Meanwhile, please call your vet, who may have resources we customers do not; she or he will probably want to know what kind of batteries you found. -- Dorothy (NOT a professional, BTW -- just another pet mom)
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Batteries come with it. They are 3 v lithium disk batteries --Energizer 2032. Target has replacement batteries 4 to a pack, cheaper than other places. Batteries last a few weeks and my dog doesn't require frequent reminders anymore so they last even longer.
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I was told by PetSafe that you cannot replace the battery. PetSafe was great, though, about replacing my transmitter when it died early (less than a year?) and one lady phone helper gave me excellent advice to not store the collar near any batteries or magnets (such as speakers) or even metal appliances, etc. That seemed to be my problem with 2 receivers because, after I learned that, I have had much longer life with my latest receiver. That info is not in the manual and several other techs seemed to either not know it or not share it.
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These batteries work with the PetSafe system. They go in the collar that the dog wears.
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Yes....both the transmitter and collar have rechargeable batteries. It comes with a charging unit. Collar should only be "on" dog or no more than 8 hours because of prongs, even though loosely attached. My dog's collar lasts for 3-4 days before needing charging. Really glad I bought this. I first bought a "cheapo" unit.......didn't hold up at all!
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The collar and the controller both need two CR2032 batteries, can be bought at Walmart, etc.
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I have no idea. Although they were coupled with the collar as a package deal in the picture...the reason chose that option....they are not even the batteries the collar requires. The collar uses a standard 6v battery (which came with collar)...and that lasts several weeks, once the dog learns that barking has consequences.
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They are CR-2032 batteries, Like watch batteries. They drain fast so you might want to stock up on them. The same batteries are used in the Remote and Collar.