Ready to use and portable, making it ideal for travel

The wireless electric fence for dogs is one of the most reliable and safe fences. It has the same principles as an underground fence. Ready to use and portable, it is therefore ideal for travel. The fence uses a constant radio signal to create a safety zone with a range of up to 500 meters. If the dog is outside the set distance, a warning tone and a static shock will sound on the receiver collar until your dog returns to the safety zone.

Features

A circular signal area based on the transmitter center.
The maximum range is up to 500 meters and the minimum range is 20 meters from the transmitter.
An unlimited number of receivers supported simultaneously.
100 intensity levels without jump steps for the long-range setting.
The current intensity is displayed on the transmitter screen.
The coding between transmitter and receiver is very simple.
Rechargeable and waterproof receiver collar.
Pulsed proportional stimulus - the closer your dog is to the boundary, the stronger the shock.
Progressive tone stimulus - first a warning tone and then a shock stimulus if your dog does not stop moving towards the boundary.
You can adjust the control range within the max. range.

Characteristics

Stealth environmental protection - the wires are buried in the ground, do not take up space, do not affect the appearance, and give the dog more freedom.
Progressive sound stimulation - when the dog approaches the threshold, a warning tone is heard first. As they get closer, the system has a slight effect.
Pulse proportional stimulation - human high-tech design, the vibration intensity depends on the distance of the dog near the boundary line, the closer the dog is to the boundary line, the greater the vibration intensity.

How it works

Wall transmitter: The transmitter is the central control for the entire electronic system. Make sure the wire is set to a loop.
The receiver collar: The receiver (collar) first emits a warning tone and then a continuous stimulation when your dog tries to approach the wire boundary.