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Petsafe Classic In-Ground Fence User Manual

Petsafe Classic In-Ground Fence
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Petsafe Classic In-Ground Fence Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeIn-Ground Fence
Collar TypeReceiver Collar
Adjustable LevelsYes
Battery TypeRFA-67 battery
CompatibilityCompatible with all Petsafe In-Ground Fence systems
Wire Length500 feet
Pet Weight8 pounds and up
Neck Size6-28 inches
Wire Gauge20 gauge
Waterproof ReceiverYes
Tone Only ModeYes
Suitable for Dog Weight8 pounds and up
Adjustable Correction Levels4 adjustable levels plus tone-only mode

Summary

Classic In-Ground Fence System Overview

System Components Overview

Before You Begin

Plan Your Layout

Plan and install the fence system, considering weather and help.

Fit the Receiver Collar

Ensure proper fit for effectiveness and pet safety, avoiding irritation.

Train Your Dog

Train dog to understand and respect boundaries, consider age and behaviour.

How the System Works

Anti-linger Prevention

Discourages pets from lingering in warning zone by delivering static stimulation.

Run-through Prevention

Automatically increases static stimulation when pet goes too far into boundary.

Over-stimulation Protection

Limits static stimulation duration to protect pets from prolonged or freezing effects.

Set Up Your Fence

Mark Utilities

Call utility company to mark lines to avoid interference with buried boundary wire.

Charge Receiver Collar

Connect charging cable to collar and USB port; status light indicates charging status.

Install the Transmitter

Plan Your Fence Layout

Fence Planning Basics

Plan fence layout and estimate boundary wire length needed based on area.

Single Loop Boundaries

Create a single containment area for entire property or exclusion zones around features.

Double Loop Boundaries

Section off property areas with parallel wire sections, keeping them 1.5m apart.

Single Loop Layout Examples

Perimeter Loop Layout

Most common layout, allows pet to roam entire property, protects gardens and pools.

Existing Fence Perimeter Loop

Incorporates existing fence, reduces installation time by not burying all wire.

Double Loop Layout Examples

Front or Back Property Boundary

Creates a boundary in a specific section using a U-turn path, keeping wires separated.

Front Boundary Only

Creates a boundary along the front property line using a U-turn path.

Position, Twist, and Splice Boundary Wire

Prepare the Transmitter

Prepare the Receiver Collar

Set Boundary Distance and Test Receiver Collar

Bury the Boundary Wire

Cross Hard Surfaces

Concrete Driveway or Sidewalk

Place wire in expansion joint or groove, cover with waterproofing compound.

Gravel or Dirt Driveway

Place boundary wire in PVC pipe or water hose before burying.

Use an Existing Fence

Attaching Wire to Fences

Methods for chain link and wooden fences using weaving or staples.

Boundary Scenarios with Existing Fence

Using double loops or gates with existing fence structures for boundary creation.

Place the Boundary Flags

Fit the Receiver Collar

System Test

Wire Break Location Test

Troubleshooting

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