PetSafe Electronic SmartKey for SmartDoor - Dog and Cat Keys - Add More Pets - Fits Collar ID Tags
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Style: Key Only
Size: Key Only (1 Pack)
Features
- UNLOCKS DOOR FOR YOUR PET: The Electronic Pet Door Key lets your pet come and go; fits most collar ID tags
- INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ACCESS: Uses RFID technology to send a signal to the Electronic Pet Door to lock and unlock the flap; helps keep out unwelcome animals
- MULTIPLE PETS: Use as a replacement or add more pets to your Electronic Pet Door
- DOOR COMPATIBILITY: Works with all sizes of the PetSafe Electronic Pet Door; not compatible with the SmartDoor Plus
- LONG LASTING: Battery is included and lasts 3-6 months, depending on use
- PACKAGE INCLUDES: 1 Electronic Pet Door Key and 1 battery (RFA-67)
- U.S.-BASED CUSTOMER CARE: Our pet product experts are here to help you and your pet and are available by phone, email or chat if you have any questions
- QUALITY PROMISE: PetSafe brand has been a trusted global leader in pet behavior, containment and lifestyle innovations since 1998 to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy
Description
Replace an ElectronicPet Door Key or add more pets to your PetSafe Electronic Pet Door. The ElectronicPet Door Key fits most collar ID tags and uses RFID technology to send a signal that locks and unlocks the door flap when it senses your pet. You can add up to 5 pets to your Electronic Pet Door. Package includes 1 ElectronicPet Door Key and 1 battery (RFA-67). Trust PetSafe to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
Color: Black
Size: Key Only (1 Pack)
Material: Plastic
Brand: PetSafe
Finish Type: Water Resistant
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 0.05 x 1.38 x 4.5 inches; 0.72 ounces
Item model number : PAC19-15793
Department : Pet Supplies
Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : October 15, 2007
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #11,046 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #39 in Dog Doors #17,087 in Household Supplies
Item Weight: 0.718 ounces
Department: Pet Supplies
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: PAC19-15793
Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: October 15, 2007
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 4.45 x 3.46 x 1.3 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.05 x 1.38 x 4.5 inches
Item Weight: 0.02 Kilograms
Brand Name: PetSafe
Target Audience Keyword: dogs, ( reptiles | amphibians )
Directions: See Manual
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
Model Name: PAC19-15793
Color: Black
Size: Key Only (1 Pack)
Material: Plastic
Age Range Description: All Stages
Number of Items: 1
Style: Key Only
Included Components: RFA-67 Battery, SmartKey
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Electronic Pet Door
Size: Large (Pack of 1)
I reluctantly purchased this doggie door after reading all the terrible reviews, as a last resort. We are a family of cat lovers who inherited a dog when a family member passed away and are learning to live with him. He had a doggie door his entire life before us but when we took him in we chose to try to train him to ask to go outside so our cats didn't get out. We spend 2 years trying to train him and all we ended up with is a wall in our hallway that needed sheetrock replaced because he peed on it repeatedly and LOTS of frustrations. We decided to try a regular doggie door and see how our cats did going out because we couldn't find any electronic doggie door with even semi-good reviews. The cats loved going out but one started roaming too much and another one loved to hunt and brought us lots of half dead animals (lizards, mice, moles and SNAKES). We also had 2 stray cats decide to wander in our house in the middle of the night. Waking up to a strange animal in your house is no fun. I include these things for anyone considering a traditional doggie door who has never had one. On to the Petsafe electronic door. We ended up having our handyman install the door so I can't really comment on installation. We were installing in a metal door and didn't have the tools to cut through the door so I didn't even try. I had read a comment on here about making sure the door was level and passed that along to him. He said he put it in and was having a bit of trouble getting it working right so he loosened the screws and re-leveled to get it working. This makes me think being level is quite important, as would make sense for a swinging door. We have had this door for a week now and it is working great for us. It makes a pretty loud click when it unlocks. This scared the dog a bit in the beginning but he is used to it now. He has to be in the range for about 15 seconds for the door to unlock. The range can be adjusted so maybe it would open quicker if I adjusted it but I like it taking him standing in range for a bit for it to unlock so it doesn't unlock every time he walks by. In the beginning he would try to get out the door before it was unlocked but has now learned to wait for the click to know it is unlocked. To teach him to go out the door I held the door open and showed him it was just like his old doggie door. When I tried to get him to go out on his own he didn't seem to understand that he could open it by himself as this door seals tightly unike a flap door. I gave him a little nudge from behind a couple of times to push his nose into the door and he quickly realized he could open it this way. Next, I stood outside the door and gave him treats when he came out, then moved back inside and did the same. It took about 5 days for him to get really comfortable with the door but now he uses it just fine. We have not had any issues with the door not opening when it is supposed to. It has not gotten stuck once. It closes quickly behind him and locks in about 15 seconds. So far our cats have not tried to go out behind him, but I do realize this is a very real possibility. The door is pretty loud when it locks/unlocks and swings so thus far the cats have only investigated from a distance. So far we love the door and it has saved my sanity (I couldn't take another half dead animal coming in my house, my kitties roaming off and getting injured, or another midnight visit from a strange animal) but, I am still a bit skeptical. With so many bad reviews I am just waiting for this thing to break any day. I will update this review if my opinion changes from my current 5 star rating. ****Update August 6, 2012**** At this point I would give this product more than 5 stars if I could! We have not had a single problem with it, I'm not sure if this is luck on our part, but I'm not questioning it :-). It has never gotten stuck or locked our dog out or in. I had to change the battery in the collar today. A red light came on on the collar unit to notify me it was dead, I replaced it and it worked just the same again. One of our cats has learned to go out of the door, in fact he has trained the dog to let him out when he wants out (it took him about a month to figure it out). He will meow at the door like something important is going on until the dog comes to check it out. The dog then stands there confused trying to figure out what the cat is yelling about and unlocks the door for him. As soon as the cat hears the click he is out the door! Whoever said dogs are smarter than cats hasn't lived with both ;-). This really hasn't been an issue because he always comes back quickly and hasn't yet trained the dog to let him in so I have to let him back in (the doggy door is in the garage so I know he always has a safe, cooler place to go) preventing him from bringing any of his half dead prey in the house with him. Our other 2 cats still have no interest in going near this door even though they used to go out the regular doggy door all the time. I think the noise of it still scares them, they are both more timid than the fearless hunter who has it all figured out. If you are like me and questioning this door because of the terrible reviews, I think it is definitely worth a try, just make sure you are precise in installing the door.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2012 by J. Sechrest
Style: Electronic Pet Door
Size: Large (Pack of 1)
We purchased this in April 2016 so We have had it for a little over a month. We have not run into any problems at all with it. We took the door off the hinges and laid it down on a couple sawhorses to cut the hole for installing the dog door. After we installed it we decided to leave it unlocked for a few days so our lab would get used to it. We did have a different door prior to this one which was not locking that is why we decided to leave it unlocked for a little while. It took a little getting used to for our lab because she would run into the door because it was not unlocked yet. She finally learned after a couple days or less that when she hears a thump sound that means it is open and she can go through. The unlocking sound is quite loud and startled her at first but now she is used to it and has no problems with it at all. The main reason why we decided to get a locking door is because we had a stray cat that kept wanting to come into our house through the prior doggie door. Thankfully it wasn't a raccoon, skunk or possum which it could have easily been but not anymore.Since we have installed it we have not had any unwanted guests. We are very happy with this door and it has worked great with no problems at all. We purchased the large door for our black lab and it's a perfect size for her. It's nice that the store has three different settings to it the first is it is locked all the time which is great when we are out of town. The second is that it is unlocked all the time and the third is it will automatically unlock when your pet is near and lock back up a short time later. I'm including a photo of the smart key so you can get an idea of the size of it. I have noticed that the batteries last only a couple months that are in the smart key that's attached to the caller so you may want to stock up a bit on those. You can easily find them on Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2016 by awblazek awblazek
Style: Electronic Pet Door
Size: Large (Pack of 1)
I’m going to start by saying that I purchased this in 2017 and put it in a door. I recently sold this house and left the dog door with the house. So I’ve used it for 6 years. Overall, I did like this dog door but I don’t think I will purchase again and here is why: I bought this because I have big dogs and was going to be living alone for the first time so I was nervous someone could climb in through the dog door. I really liked that the door could lock when the dogs went in and out. That being said, I NEVER used this feature. One, I had a hard time setting it up. It’s a little finicky and it takes time to get it right. Two, my dogs would RUN in and out of this door. It takes a good 15 to 30 seconds for the door to lock/unlock. Although I didn’t set up the “key” for the dogs, I would occasionally lock the dog door when I was leaving for long periods. Now let’s talk about batteries. This thing takes like 6 batteries and I would change them about every 3 months. Again this is WITHOUT the key being used. So if you actually program this thing to lock every time your dog goes in/out you’re going to be changing batteries like every month. And this is EXPENSIVE. The door does work great and it locks tightly. I did have this door for years and my dogs were not easy on it. There was a few times they ran into locked (no dogs were harmed I promise) and most of the time it stayed locked (I have 60lbs bulldogs). So it did end up having a little more difficulty closing as time went on, but it still worked when I moved out. Now would I buy this again? The answer is no, and I didn’t when I moved. Buy yourself a regular dog door and save yourself the money. If you’re worried about someone breaking in, all dog does should come with a cover. Is this a good product? The answer is yes. And if you really want something electric this is the way to go! My personal opinion is that it’s sounds nice to have the door lock as the dogs come in and out but my experience is that this is unnecessary.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024 by Alena Uhall