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Key Definitions
Fence Transmitter:
Transmits the signal through the
boundary wire.
Pet Area:
The area within the warning zone where your pet can
roam freely.
Warning Zone:
The outer edge of the pet area where your
pet’s receiver collar begins to beep, warning him not to go into
the static correction zone.
Static Correction Zone:
The zone beyond the warning zone
where your pet’s receiver collar will emit a static correction,
signaling him to return to the pet area.
Boundary Width:
The combination of the warning zone and
the static correction zone.
Surge Protector:
Installed with the fence transmitter to protect it
from lightning strikes and power surges.
Receiver Collar:
The device that receives the signal from the
boundary wire.
Correction Level Button:
Adjusts the level of static correction
your pet receives in the static correction zone.
Receiver Indicator Light:
Indicates the level of correction at
which the receiver collar is set. This light also serves as the low
battery indicator.
Contact Points:
The contacts through which the receiver collar
delivers the safe static correction when your pet moves into the
static correction zone.
Power Jack:
The jack where the power adapter plugs into the
fence transmitter. The fence transmitter is powered by a standard
120-volt outlet.
Boundary Wire Terminals:
The terminals where the boundary
wires connect to the fence transmitter in order to complete a
continuous loop.
Loop Indicator Light:
The light that indicates that the
boundary wire makes a complete loop, enabling the signal to
be transmitted.
Boundary Width Control:
The knob that adjusts the width
of the warning and static correction zones. Note:
Adjusting
the knob does not change the level of static correction on the
receiver collar.
Boundary
Width
Control
Power
Light
Power
Jack
Loop
Indicator
Light
Boundary Wire
Terminals
Receiver
Indicator Light
Battery
Contact Points
Correction
Level Button
Receiver Collar
Fence Transmitter
Place
Transmitter
Inside
Pet Area
Static
Correction
Zone
Warning
Zone
Boundary
Width