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Below are the instructions for installing your DogWatch System. The battery life on the RG1200 & R7 
receiver collars = 6 months and on the R1200 & R8 = 2 years. Battery plans can be purchased from 
DogFence, either on our web site or direct and a list of approved alternative batteries is listed in your 
handbook. 
 
DogWatch systems operate on a digitally encoded FM signal and are safe to use with any electrical or 
radio equipment installed on your property.  
 

 

Tips for Installation

Please read and then follow the installation instructions in conjunction with 

the DVD supplied

 

Type of installations: There are many variations on the type of installation that your System can 
achieve.  

 

 

Single Cable – Entire Boundary

: The most popular installation is a single boundary cable 

around the entire perimeter. This is the most secure system in terms of containment and usually 
the easiest type of installation. 
 

Banana Loop

 – This type of installation is for a rear or front garden only or semi or terraced 

property – remember when installing a banana loop the cables must be placed 

at least 2ft apart 

in areas where you require signal. Closing the cable together will deaden or greatly reduce the 
signal. 
 

Up and Over installation –

 this is a 2

nd

 option for customers with a semi or terraced property – 

you can run the cable up the walls of your house, along the gutter and around the roof or up and 
over the roof if you wish to achieve an entire boundary installation without using the banana loop 
option. Do take into account though that where the cable runs up the wall you will receive a small 
amount of signal internally and this may well affect your dog or cat if it a sleeping area of 
passage way that they need to use. 
 

Front or Single Boundary only – 

similar to the banana loop, we often refer to this installation 

as a “there and back system”. Again you must keep the cable a min of 2ft apart in areas where 
you require signal. Closing the cables together will deaden or greatly reduce the signal. 
 
The table below gives some illustrations. 
 

Remember installing the cable in tubing or burying the cable DOES 

NOT

 REDUCE THE 

SIGNAL. 
 

The only way to deaden the signal is the twist the two cables together. 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Performance Series

Page 1: ...DogWatch Hidden Fence Systems System 1200 Performance Series Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...perty remember when installing a banana loop the cables must be placed at least 2ft apart in areas where you require signal Closing the cable together will deaden or greatly reduce the signal Up and Over installation this is a 2 nd option for customers with a semi or terraced property you can run the cable up the walls of your house along the gutter and around the roof or up and over the roof if y...

Page 3: ... Lawns and Paddocks If you have to or want to bury your cable the easiest option is to use a spade or lawn edger to open a small gap dig down approx 4 6 into the ground and push the cable into the grove using a bolster of blunt object Driveways Concrete Gravel drives scrape back the gravel or top layer from your drive if the under layer is scalpings or mud you will need to dig a trench approx 6 de...

Page 4: ...range Instructions for using the connectors are included in the installation instructions INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE USE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ONLINE DVD 1 Locate the transmitter in an area that is protected from weather i e garage utility room shed 2 It must be close to a 240 volt electrical socket 3 Position the transmitter so that a hole drilled to outside will not be...

Page 5: ...ch the end of the wire to the earth clamp PLANNING 1 It is important to carefully plan the installation of the boundary wire Consider the location of gardens paths pools plants and driveway crossings Utilise the natural boundaries of your property This will help in your dogs training 2 Plan the path of the twisted wire to the boundary wire The wire must form a continuous loop If you are installing...

Page 6: ...deep cut made across them with an angle grinder the cable laid in the cut and sealed with a suitable sealant For gravel drives lay the wire inside a hose pipe and bury 4 down 6 Testing Turn the power switch on the red power light will come one and the green loop light will be on and constant PLEASE NOTE in the video supplied the green loop light is flashing since making this video DogWatch have ad...

Page 7: ...o System 1200 transmitters or GroundsKeeper TRAINING See DogWatch Handbook 1 You must first set the collar to Audible only as laid out in the DogWatch handbook Follow the phases through starting with Phase 1 Audible and Beep training To Set the collar to Audible only take the tester and place it between the locator points the diagrams below illustrate how to do this Ensure that you have inserted t...

Page 8: ...r this will bring the signal field out and your collar will pick up the signal work correctly 2 I have no green light and the transmitter is making a strange noise Response you have a break in the boundary cable or you have a bad connection Check all wire connectors to ensure that you have tightened them fully 3 How Do I adjust my dog s training level Response using the black tester adjuster star ...

Page 9: ... Insert the twisted copper wires into the end of the connector through the small hole Step 5 Twist the connector on the cable you will feel the connector grip tighten and you may find that the cables going into the connector also twist as in the diagram YOUR CABLE IS NOW SAFELY JOINED AND WATERPROOF For further information please refer to your handbook or call 08450 623623 DogFence Elmwood Dean La...

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