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Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Features
- Your Cat Is The Key: This door reads your cats unique 15-digit microchip ID and only allows access to programmed pets; programmable collar keys are sold separately for cats without a microchip
- Keep Out Unwanted Guests: Give exclusive access to your cat (and up to 39 other programmed pets) while keeping unwanted animals (like the neighborhood squirrel) from wandering inside
- Freedom and Independence: When youre stuck late at work (or just sleeping in on a Saturday), your cat will still have the freedom to let herself in and out of the house
- 4 Locking Options: The manual 4-way lock lets you keep your kitty safe and secure; set the door to Locked, Unlocked, Enter Only or Exit Only
- Keep Weather and Strays Out: Two magnetic latches are designed to keep out unwanted guests and prying paws, while built-in weather stripping reduces drafts from creeping indoors
- Easy Installation: Fits most wood, PVC and uPVC doors, but metal, glass, brick and wall installation will require additional accessories (sold separately)
- 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
Your cats microchip is her key to outdoor freedom. The PetSafe Microchip Cat Door reads your cats unique 15-digit microchip ID to let her in and out of the house. This door allows you to program up to 40 pets, so its great for multi- pet households. Since it only reads your best friends microchip ID, you wont have to worry about any unwanted animals wandering into your house. Programming your cats microchip to the door is quick and easy your pet will be heading out to play in no time! If you have a pet in your home without a microchip, programmable collar keys are sold separately. The door has a 4-way lock so you can set it to Locked, Unlocked, Enter Only or Exit Only to keep your cat safe and secure. This battery powered door will signal when its time for you to change the batteries. Please note that this microchip cat flap can read all FDXB microchips. Your cat deserves the best. Trust PetSafe to keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
Language : French, French, French, French, French
Product Dimensions : 4.8 x 8.66 x 9.41 inches; 1.76 pounds
Item model number : PPA19-16145
Date First Available : September 28, 2017
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Best Sellers Rank: #73,259 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #139 in Cat Doors
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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (2,706)
Item Weight: 1.76 pounds
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Language: French, French, French, French, French
Item model number: PPA19-16145
Date First Available: September 28, 2017
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 10.73 x 9.01 x 5.55 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.8 x 8.66 x 9.41 inches
Item Weight: 0.8 kg
Brand Name: PetSafe
Target Audience Keyword: Cats
Directions: See Manual
Warranty Description: 2 Year Limited Warranty
Model Name: PPA19-16145
Color: White
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Number of Items: 1
Style: Microchip Cat Door
Included Components: Cutting template, Microchip Cat Door, Quick start guide, Screw plugs, Screws
Specific Uses for Product: Active
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Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
We have two cats that are microchipped but we also have a neighborhood cat that knows how to use a cat door and wants to come in and spray, so we needed something to allow our cats to go out in the back garden but keep unwanted animals out. One cat took to it right away, but the other cat took a little coaxing with treats and within a couple of days she also used it with no issues. The clicking noise doesn't scare our cats at all and it isn't that loud. In fact, when they come into the door from the outside, they now know to wait for the click that tells them it's unlocked and ready to enter. Installation: We have a local contractor that does small projects on the side and we had him install it for us. If installing in an exterior wall, make sure to purchase the Tunnel Extension ASIN B07HCHL56L. Order two. Our contractor took the time to cut down the second Tunnel to make it flush with the exterior wall. It looks and works great. Been using it for 2.5 weeks so cannot comment on how long batteries will last, but the installation instruction say not to use rechargeable batteries. This door is also meant for standard size cats. I doubt it will work for a very large Rag Doll or Maine Coon cat.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2024 by Dan-o
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
We needed a door that would consistently give access to two cats during the day and when we were gone.The door works well with the chip and still has the initial batteries in it. This cat door is smaller than prior door but our 9 lbs cats have no problem going through it. The cats were use to going through a prior cat door so they were already trained. We also added a small ramp so when the cat walks up to the door they are at the right angle for the scanner to capture the signal to open the door. This door absolutely keeps the raccoons an feral cat that use to get through our old door.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019 by Deb
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I have not installed mine but I have tested it to see how it works. There is a sensor that senses the cat, that allows the microchip to be read. The sensor seems to be heat sensing, I filled a small bowl with hot water and put a cover in it. The hot bowl works quickly and consistently to turn on the green light allowing the Microchip to be read, where when I put my hand it it is less consistent. I have one of the ID tags to put on the cat and it has a good range but the sensor needs activation so the range doesn't matter much. I wish it would lock quicker, Part of the reason I want the door is so my cat can escape inside away from other cats. The door stays unlocked way to long and will let other chasing cats inside. It took me a while to figure out the archway is placed to the outside with the decorative side inside. I have now installed the door and have taped the door open, my cat will go in and out, the problem is my cat is not sensed by the heat sensor so the ID does not get recognized. Has anyone went through the circuit to figure out how to set it differently so it will recognize my black cat and their temperature?.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2026 by amdx
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Where do I begin? I would not buy this door again. I followed all installation instructions and had to buy the adapter because I was installing it into a metal door. I tested the door before installation with my cat's microchip and it worked like a charm. So I studied up and cut a hole in my door. Low and behold, it wouldn't open for his chip once installed. I put it on manual and contacted customer service right away. He learned how to go in and out pretty quickly with treats, so that was good, but the other issue is that I have an indoor only cat. I got this door so that my indoor/outdoor cat could go in and out as he pleased, but my indoor only cat could stay locked inside. I did not program the door to her chip. Anyway, so after talking to PetSafe about how the door wouldn't open for my indoor/outdoor cat, they sent me the tag, and it worked. I also had to reverse the door so that the knob, light, button, etc. are all on the outside of the door now, exposed to the elements, and the tunnel is on the inside, so that my indoor kitty couldn't open it. Well, that doesn't work. When my indoor/outdoor cat goes in and out, the door does not "latch" back, so indoor kitty slips out now. This is terrifying for me, and there is a reason she is an indoor only cat...she is very skittish and will likely run into the road in front of a car if she gets scared. She is also a very good hunter, and I do not want her killing birds. She also has nail caps on, so she couldn't properly defend herself is she was outside. So, naturally, I contacted customer service again once I found her going outside and saw the problem. They are taking their SWEET time getting back to me and solving this issue. Meanwhile, my cat could get killed, and I WILL sue them if this happens. I wish I had never installed this door. I was just trying to make life easier for us and not have to open and close the door every time the indoor/outdoor kitty wanted to go in and out, but no. Everything is so complicated now. I just want a door that will open and close for him only, and leave my little girl safe inside. Is that so much to ask? To have the door work how it is supposed to?? I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS DOOR!! :(
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020 by Deanna Sedlak
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I installed this product, and then paired the PetSafe key tag successfully. But then I couldn't get it to actually open with the key tag. After reading the instructions very carefully I learned there's a motion sensor that activates first, and lights and LED when motion is detected. I assume this motion detector uses much less power than the tag reader, so it's a two-stage activation for the tag reader to save the batteries. Unfortunately there motion detector never senses movement no matter what I try; the LED never lights. I emailed PetSafe about the problem, and a week later I haven't received a response. I ordered a second unit, thinking the first was defective. It turns out the second one suffers from the same problem. But this time I tested it before I installed it, and it worked fine! Imagine my surprise to find it suffers the same motion detector problem once it was installed. After some experimentation, I have discovered that both doors work fine... but only when indoors!! Whenever either are installed into the outside door, the sunlight prevents the motion detector from working. I think the motion sensor is actually just a cheap photo diode that only senses differences in light intensity. When I test it with my hand outdoors, I'm not blocking enough of the sunlight in the tunnel so it doesn't register a change, and therefore never starts the tag sensor. But it seems to work ok for my black cat so far (has only been a couple days and she's only used it three times), as the cat fills more of the tunnel and blocks more light. I was afraid it wouldn't work in the dark, but so far it has activated and opened at least once in the dark. I think the product could be greatly improved by using a real motion sensor, and also by locking on both sides (this would require some rework to the electronics and sensors, but it would keep raccoons out better). I looked at many, many similar products, but so far haven't found any that seem like they would work better.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
"Easy" install in our concrete block walls. Neede two tunnel extensions and the adapter kit. The instructions were easy to follow. Having a small jackhammer made the job much easier. Easy to get each cat's chip to register. Fairly short learning curve for the cats. Even though our cats are well within the size and weight guide the tunnel is a bit snug for two of them. FYI, the locking mechanism is set to keep animals not registered from coming into the house, not in and out. Not a problem as all three cats are indoor outdoor cats. One of our cats is not fond of the click noise when the door unlocks, it took her a good week to use the doors consistently. Overall very happy with the doors!! Have not had any intruders since installed.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by john j bonar
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This has a pretty painfully bad interface concept. You get a single led - but at least it's two colors - to tell you what's going on. Unfortunately, the colors are red and green, and if you're red/green colorblind like I am, you have no idea whatsoever what the color is. Then it uses blink codes to tell you what's up, and even those are a bit of a fail - the 'fast' flash is a second on, a second off. Everything else isn't really blinking at all. (Actually, I suspect it was signaling low battery - I simulated that at home with a bench power supply, and got an error code flash for a low voltage, not the low voltage flash indicated in the manual.) I got two barn cats from our shelter - cats that for various reasons, the shelter didn't think were fit for regular houses, but also seemed OK enough around people to not just put down or release. I bought this door to let the cats come and go, while keeping out raccoons and opossums and such. To program the door, you need to push the single button on the thing for five seconds. Then the light on the front changes to indicate you can program it. You have sixty seconds. You need to get the cat to put its head through the doorway. One of these cats was formerly a house cat. The other was apparently a feral stray, that's smart enough to convince the shelter it was OK around people. I get the second one first. He bit right through my leather gloves, but I managed to program his chip in the door - or so I thought. Because the next day, after my trip to the hospital for antibiotics for eight cat bites, I found both cats trapped in the holding cage. The door which had said it was programmed, wouldn't let either of them out. I manage to convince the former house cat to go out the door slowly, after hitting the button like I was supposed to, and the door started flashing the 'fast' flash error code. Now, that's all it does. Take out the batteries for 30 seconds or overnight - doesn't matter which - and all you get is error code forever more. So, for my efforts, I got a trip to the hospital and a defective unit. I'd rather deal with the raccoons, thanks. [Update: tested this with my adjustable power supply at home. What it was doing was giving me an error flash code for low voltage. I slowly dropped the voltage, and never got the low voltage flash the manual said. I think this was just a defective unit, but in our case a fail like that in the middle of winter would mean dead cats. Not worth it; started a return.]
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020 by K. Clark
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I went through a roller coaster of emotions with this item, but the item itself is AMAZING, and does everything it promises. My cat is VERY TIMID, she gets bullied by one of my male cats, so I wanted my bedroom to be a safe spot for her. In order to not isolate her either, I decided to put this door. She was HORRIFIED of it, because of the noise it does when it unlocks. Mind you, we have a catio, where she uses cat doors already, so it was just the noise she didn't like. For the first week, she didn't come out my room. Then, she would leave, but not come in, maybe for 2 weeks. Now, she comes in and out as she pleases, and knows she can be safe in her area. I love it, I'm glad I didn't give up on it, especially since I cut a hole in my bedroom door.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by ZM