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STEP 6: Remove collar from dog and cut the excess collar
material, leaving approximately 1 inch.
STEP 7: Seal the edge of the collar using a flame.
STEP 8: Reattach collar to your dog. Check the fit of the collar
severaltimes per day. Wipe the stainless steel probes weekly with
a damp cloth while collar is in OFF position.
REMINDER: If you choose to use a 2nd collar, leash or harness
system, make sure it does not interfere with the operation of the
Sunbeam® Receiver Collar.
READY TO USE
NOTE: The BATTERY INSTALLATION and COLLAR FITTING
steps must be completed before you are ready to use.
STEP 1: Holding the main body of the Sunbeam® Receiver
Collar in both hands PRESS and HOLD the Control Button
for 4 seconds.
NOTE: You will hear one long beep followed by a sequence
of short beeps and flashing green LED indicating which
correction level is in use. The Receiver Collar will recall the
last setting or the default setting (level 1 or low).
STEP 2: Set correction level by pressing and holding (approximately 2 seconds) the Control Button.
Once the collar is ON press the Control Button once to toggle to the next correction level. You will need to
test your dog to see which correction level is appropriate for your dog’s temperament. Always begin training
with the Receiver Collar on level 1. If your dog does not respond to the Static Correction on level 1 change the
setting to level 2. If there is no response from your dog at level 2 change the setting to level 3. The table on
page 3 describes the correction level settings.
STEP 3: Attach collar to your dog as you did in the COLLAR FITTING stage.
IMPORTANT: Complete the training that is included with the instructions for your Sunbeam® Essential
In-Ground Fencing System. You can also obtain this Training Manual at www.sunbeampets.com.
NOTE: Once your dog begins training, they may be reluctant to leave the Safe Zone for car rides or walks.
Always remove the Receiver Collar and replace it with a regular collar and leash before taking your dog out of
the Safe Zone. You may need to carry your dog of out of the Safe Zone if it’s not possible to walk your dog out
using praise and commands. In addition, if you are going to walk your dog out of the Safe Zone you should
always do this in the same area of the boundary so they become more familiar with this process in the future.
