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Setting up the Wire Break
Locator Transmitter
1. Turn the existing containment Transmitter off. Disconnect
the Boundary Wires from the Transmitter and unplug the
AC power adapter from the Transmitter.
2. Connect the 2 Boundary Wires to the two red LOOP wire
connectors on the Wire Break Locator Transmitter
3. For proper operation of the Transmitter, two separate
grounding wires must be connected to the black
GROUND terminals of the Wire Break Locator Transmitter.
Using the spool of wire supplied in the kit, Strip
3
/
8
” of
insulation off of the wire on one end of the spool. Insert
the stripped end of the spool into one of the GROUND
terminals on the Wire Break Locator Transmitter as shown
in Figure 1 .
NOTE: Each ground connection on the Transmitter must be
connected to a separate grounding stake supplied in the
Boundary
Wires
Ground
Wires
1
RFA-450 kit. These grounding stakes must be inserted into the earth outside of the home/garage
for the transmitted signal to operate properly. These stakes should be 2-3 feet apart.
4. Slip the small wire spool though your finger and
unroll the wire by allowing the spool to rotate on your
finger as you walk away from the Wire Break Locator
Transmitter. Walk to an outside area where there
is a small section of ground available to insert the
grounding stakes. Note: It is recommended to keep
these ground connection wires as short as possible by
trimming off any excess wire between the Wire Break
Locator Transmitter and the intended location of the
grounding stakes. Cut the wire and strip 2 inches of
insulation off of the wire to connect to the grounding
stake. Place the wire through the small hole in the
grounding stake and tightly twist the wire as shown in
Figure 2 . Make sure that the wire is tightly wrapped
around the stake and that the copper is making good
connection with the metal on the grounding stake as
shown in Figure 3 . Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to connect
the other wire to the second Transmitter ground
terminal and grounding stake.
5. The grounding stakes should be located at least 2-3
feet apart in the ground. Insert the grounding stakes
into the ground about 8 inches with about
2 inches remaining from the end. After the grounding
stakes are installed, make sure that the wire is tightly
wrapped around the stake and that the copper is
making good connection with the metal on the
grounding stake as shown in Figure 3 .
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6. Recheck the LOOP and GROUND wire connections at the Wire Break Location Transmitter and
verify that they are securely installed.
7. The Wire Break Transmitter is powered using a Radio Systems
®
Corporation adapter part
number
RFA 372, 650-229, 300-006, or Innotek
®
adapter part number 0400036-1
(not supplied in the
RFA-450 system). Connect power to the Wire Break Location Transmitter using the adapter
from your In-Ground containment system. NOTICE: Do not use Radio Systems
®
Corporation
adapter part number 650-230 or Innotek
®
adapter part number 0400042-1. Damage to the
Wire Break Locator Transmitter will occur. Check the adapter before plugging into the Wire
Break Locator Transmitter and verify that the output is specified at 12VAC.
8. Plug the Power Adapter into the Power Jack and AC Power Outlet. The green Power Light will
flash quickly indicating power is supplied.