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Collar Assembly 

Always use the collar fabric supplied. Other materials can 
cause damage or interfere with the correction. 

Adjust the collar size to fit your dog. You should be able to 
comfortably insert two fingers under the collar without it 
feeling loose. Mark the position of the buckle and remove 
collar off your dog. Fasten the buckle again according to 
your mark, then position the collar receiver diagonally 
opposite as illustrated. Screw on the probes finger-tight. 
After a few days on your dog, check to ensure the fit and 
probe-length are comfortable. 

When you have the right collar position, we recommend you apply Sureguard Threadlocker 
to reduce the likelihood of the probes working loose. This is included in your Starter Kit. 
Before commencing, read the full instructions on the bottle of Threadlocker Fluid. If you 
have a puppy, you may want to delay this step while your puppy is still growing. 

Follow these instructions (as illustrated): 

1/ Place a 1mm to 2mm drop of Threadlocker onto just the 

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 of one screw. 

It’s 

important to avoid excess liquid running down the thread. 
2/ Attach the probe just finger tight. 
3/ Repeat step 1 & 2 for the second probe.  

NOTE

: When disassembling, a little resistance is normal but if the probes are locked, do not 

force off with a tool - call Sureguard for advice. 

Summary of Contents for Wireless Dog e-Fence

Page 1: ...User Instructions Wireless Dog e Fence Starter Kit With Rechargeable Collar Sureguard 2018 www sureguard com au Revision 5 October 2018...

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Page 3: ...ape or chase other animals How does the Wireless Dog Fence Work Install the Boundary Wire to create the no go area At a pre set distance the Radio Collar warns your dog to stop If your dog ignores thi...

Page 4: ...rsion at 1m Activation Distance Each collar individually adjustable approximately 1m to 4m Correction Levels 10 Correction Output Min 31mA peak 2 3mA RMS 0 4mJ S Correction Output Max 77mA peak 34mA R...

Page 5: ...e Examples Your Wireless Dog Fence boundary can be as simple or intricate as you need The following examples illustrate various wire installations to achieve different effects NOTE 1 In the following...

Page 6: ...vation Distance See 9 on page 7 3 Frontage Only To protect a full single boundary install a long thin rectangle as illustrated This is called a Doubled Wire installation The width of the rectangle is...

Page 7: ...ard while still allowing them access to the back door 8 Vary Frontage Activation Distance For more effective containment on the frontage increase the wire separation for a greater Activation Distance...

Page 8: ...l you MUST protect the buried wire inside hard PVC conduit Over bitumen use soft black polythene irrigation pipe which can be driven over On pavers you can often lift them and place the wire directly...

Page 9: ...ires are joining always use Sureguard heat shrink caps Some are included in your kit and more can be ordered separately DO NOT substitute electrical tape wire nuts automotive connectors solder splices...

Page 10: ...time is longer If the battery power indicates low you should check to validate your solar setup Low battery is not typical NOTE The Solar Panel only charges while the Energiser is switched ON and con...

Page 11: ...ract the mounting bolt 4 Push the Energiser onto the post 5 Rotate the key clockwise to lock 6 Make sure the mounting bolt is passing through the hole in the steel post The Energiser should not pull o...

Page 12: ...ow battery Rectify immediately BLUE Displayed while using the advanced option setting switch NO LIGHT Standby Mode because the battery is very low Leave the device switched ON in full sun and wait for...

Page 13: ...er is set to 24 hour mode but can be customised with Functions 5 6 or 7 Touch 4 times Function 4 Timer is switched onto Day Mode will only operate during the day from 30 minutes after sunrise At night...

Page 14: ...ll does not come good contact Sureguard for advice After several hours the Power LED will go GREEN and the fence commence working Rectifying Fence Faults FENCE LED Flashing RED Perform the following s...

Page 15: ...ver a few weeks To select a manual correction level continue to rotate clockwise MAX is the maximum correction level There are 10 levels of correction but the intensity of MAX is about 30 times that o...

Page 16: ...etting the incremental change of distance is much more To check this setting o Move the collar away from the Boundary Wire until the sound stops o Holding the collar as before move slowly toward the b...

Page 17: ...D Battery is low Time to recharge YELLOW Collar is in Training Mode Will not generate Correction BLUE Your dog felt nothing during the last correction Check fit trim fur WHITE The Recharge Adapter is...

Page 18: ...the collar Plug the charging cable into the charging port The Status Light should glow white while charging is working When charging is complete the collar will sound a momentary chime then the Status...

Page 19: ...omfortable When you have the right collar position we recommend you apply Sureguard Threadlocker to reduce the likelihood of the probes working loose This is included in your Starter Kit Before commen...

Page 20: ...Distance can be affected by ferrous metal objects worn near the Collar Receiver These can unpredictably make the receiving antenna inside the collar more sensitive which in turn might cause signal to...

Page 21: ...og feels the correction when it is switched on Cut a section of fur no bigger than the size of the collar where it naturally sits under the neck Remove the bulk of fur using scissors or clippers on a...

Page 22: ...s important to achieve a quick back away response when your dog initially feels the correction 7 Half way through day two switch the Correction setting from TRAIN to AUTO Allow your dog freedom to roa...

Page 23: ...o take your dog for a walk during the two day training period DO NOT allow your dog to walk across the boundary This would appear different to your pattern of training and could confuse your dog and r...

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