Protection zone (marked in the picture with the number 1 – warning, and 2 – impulse)
Bandwidth Setting Controls
the distance from the wire that emits a radio signal to define boundaries.
The area on each side of the boundary wire within the range of the radio signal.
Mode button Turns
the receiver on/off, adjusts the level of static correction that the dog receives in the static correction zone.
Correction zone
The area where the warning is already changing to an impulse - correction.
The outer edge of the area where the receiver warns your dog not to go into the static correction zone.
Warning zone
Power connector The
transmitter is powered by a standard 230 volt socket.
Once placed and activated, the system works on the principle of emitting a radio signal through a boundary wire, which is
transmitted to the electronic collar that your dog wears.
A button on the transmitter controls the bandwidth of the transmitted radio signal, so you can customize your border
design and features. As soon as your dog is wearing the receiver and reaches the warning zone, the receiver will emit a warning
beep. If the dog continues into the static correction zone, a safe static correction will take place unless it returns to the control area.
Receiver light Reflects
battery status and type of repair.
Electrodes
An impulse passes through them in case the dog goes into the prohibited zone. Both must fit the skin.
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