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ZIG00-15922

Rechargeable In-Ground Fence

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Summary of Contents for ZIG00-15922

Page 1: ...ZIG00 15922 Rechargeable In Ground Fence Please read this entire manual before beginning Product Manual...

Page 2: ...is used to address practices not related to personal injury Not for use with aggressive dogs Do not use this product if your dog is prone to aggressive behavior Aggressive dogs can cause severe injury...

Page 3: ...ea daily for signs of a rash or a sore If a rash or sore is found discontinue use of the receiver collar until the skin has healed If the condition persists beyond 48 hours see your veterinarian For a...

Page 4: ...attery However do not charge your receiver collar every night Charging too often can reduce battery life Charge your receiver collar when the receiver indicator light blinks red Use care when mowing o...

Page 5: ...st the Receiver Collar 18 Step 9 Bury the Boundary Wire 20 Step 10 Place the Boundary Flags 21 Step 11 Fit the Receiver Collar 22 Training Guide 24 Day 1 Tone only Training for Boundary Awareness 25 D...

Page 6: ...pliers Waterproofing compound e g silicone caulk PVC pipe or water hose Circular saw with masonry blade Non metallic collar and leash For help with setup and training please visit petsafe com Test Li...

Page 7: ...ly Receiver Collar Receives the radio signal from the boundary wire Mode Button Turns the receiver on off and adjusts the level of static correction that your pet receives outside the pet area Receive...

Page 8: ...s not require depletion before charging and cannot be over charged The battery comes partially charged from the factory but will require a full charge before first use When storing the unit for long p...

Page 9: ...h state and local electrical codes Do not install connect or remove your system during a lightning storm If the storm is close enough for you to hear thunder it is close enough to create hazardous sur...

Page 10: ...harp turns this will cause gaps in your boundary Create areas in your yard that allow your pet to safely cross over the boundary wire without static correction by twisting the boundary wires together...

Page 11: ...common layout This will allow your pet to freely and safely roam your entire property It can also protect gardens pools and landscaping Sample 2 Full Perimeter Loop Using Existing Fence 4D This layou...

Page 12: ...y twist the wires from point A and connect them back to the fence transmitter Sample 4 4F Front Boundary Only Double Loop From the fence transmitter run the wire to point A then to point B Make a U tu...

Page 13: ...one end of the 2 wires to something secure or have a partner hold them and insert the other end into a power drill Pull the wire taut Then use the drill to twist the wire quickly Go slowly Follow the...

Page 14: ...he terminals 3 Next connect the surge protector to the fence transmitter with 2 twisted wires Measure and cut 2 lengths of wire then strip 3 8 in of insulation at both ends from each Twist the 2 lengt...

Page 15: ...l knob to 10 This will set the boundary width at the maximum width 5 Plug the power adapter into the power jack and AC power outlet 6 The power light and loop indicator light should come on If this do...

Page 16: ...d to determine the battery status and the correction type Refer to the receiver collar status indicator table below to understand the status lights and tones for the receiver collar During normal oper...

Page 17: ...the warning zone If your dog does not return to the pet area after 2 seconds he will receive a continuous static correction until he returns to the pet area Run Through Prevention This system includes...

Page 18: ...control knob 8B Turn the knob counterclockwise until the alarm sounds and the loop indicator light is no longer lit Turn the knob clockwise and increase by 2 numbers The alarm should turn off and the...

Page 19: ...Next walk all around the pet area 8F to ensure there are no areas where the receiver collar may activate from signals coupled onto buried wires or cables Test the collar in and around the inside of t...

Page 20: ...e insulation Utilizing an Existing Fence The boundary wire can be attached to a chain link fence split rail fence or a wooden privacy fence The boundary wire can be attached as high as needed However...

Page 21: ...ags The boundary flags are visual reminders for your pet of where the warning zone is located 1 Place the test light contacts on the contact points Hold the receiver collar at the height of your pet s...

Page 22: ...ure on the receiver collar Wash your pet s neck area and the contact points of the receiver collar weekly with a damp cloth Examine the contact area daily for signs of a rash or a sore If a rash or so...

Page 23: ...the end of a contact point and your pet s neck The fit should be snug but not constricting 11B You may need to trim the hair in the area of the contact points Never shave your pet s neck this may lead...

Page 24: ...raining schedule add additional days of training or increase the amount of play time with your pet in the pet area Common stress signals include Pet pulling on leash toward the house Ears tucked or pu...

Page 25: ...a Calmly praise and talk to your pet 2 Move toward the boundary flags 12A Your pet reads your energy so keep your mood happy 3 With full control of your pet on a leash walk past the flags 12B Allow yo...

Page 26: ...flicking his ears indicates your pet s recognition level If your pet does not respond to the static correction confirm that the receiver collar is fitting properly according to Step 11 on page 23 3 I...

Page 27: ...h other distractions Use other family members during this process 7 If your pet does not respond to the static correction confirm that the receiver collar is fitting properly according to Step 11 on p...

Page 28: ...d leash Walk your pet out of the pet area while giving a command such as OK at a specific place along the boundary the end of your driveway sidewalk etc Always leave the pet area from the same spot in...

Page 29: ...7 The distance where the receiver collar activates should be greater than the previous result 9 If more than one receiver collar is used on the system repeat the above test on each collar 10 Keep the...

Page 30: ...Repeat the boundary width testing from step 7 until you achieve the desired boundary width between 12 to 20 ft Wire Break Location Test The following lists identify the common locations where wire bre...

Page 31: ...boundary wire 6 Splice the other end of the test wire to either side of your boundary wire where you cut it in half 7 Plug in the fence transmitter set the mode to Traditional mode B and check the lo...

Page 32: ...control knob clockwise to increase the distance from the boundary wire that the receiver collar activates Verify that the boundary control switch is placed at the proper setting according to the amou...

Page 33: ...terms conditions and notices If you do not wish to accept these terms conditions and notices please return the product unused in its original packaging and at your own cost and risk to the relevant C...

Page 34: ...cluding interference that may cause undesired operation Unauthorized changes or modifications to the equipment not approved by Radio Systems Corporation could result in not meeting compliance with FCC...

Page 35: ...ote that Radio Systems does not provide refunds replacements or upgrades for change of mind or for any other reason outside of these Warranty terms Claims Procedure Any claim made under this Warranty...

Page 36: ...Radio Systems Corporation 10427 PetSafe Way Knoxville TN 37932 1 800 732 2677 petsafe com YU400 2048 2 2020 Radio Systems Corporation...

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