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PetSafe Wireless Fence Extra Transmitter, Increase Your Existing Wireless Fence Boundary – Pet Containment for Dogs and Cats - from The Parent Company of The Invisible Fence Brand

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Style: Extra Transmitter


Features

  • EXPAND YOUR COVERAGE: Adds an additional circular-shaped wireless boundary up to 1/2 acre to your existing PetSafe Wireless Containment System for increased coverage
  • COMPATIBLE WITH ALL PETSAFE WIRELESS FENCES: Stay & Play Compact Wireless Fence, Stay & Play Wireless Fence for Stubborn Dogs, Stay & Play Wireless Fence with Replaceable Battery Collar or the Wireless Pet Containment System
  • MOST ACCURATE WIRELESS FENCE: Other wireless pet fences have unreliable boundaries that could correct your dog in his home
  • TRUST THE BEST: Our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to his play area
  • SIMPLE SET-UP: With no digging or wire to bury, set up takes just a few hours
  • PORTABLE: Great for vacation homes, RV's or camping trips, take this portable fence with you when you and your dog travel (outlet required)
  • EXTRA RECEIVER COLLAR NOT INCLUDED: With the purchase of additional receiver collars, this wireless fence allows you to safely contain and protect an unlimited number of pets
  • NOTE: Operating range may be affected by a variety of factors including terrain, topography and metal objects
  • 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

Description

Add an extra 1/2 acre to your dogs Stay & Play Wireless Fence or Wireless Pet Containment System. For larger or uniquely shaped yards, this extra unit can expand your yard coverage. Large, overlapping circular fields create even more outdoor pet paradise and give your pet more room to exercise, play, and stay safe.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13 x 9.5 x 11.75 inches; 3.75 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ IF-100


Department ‏ : ‎ Pet Supplies


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 25, 2008


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Radio Systems Corporation


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Vietnam


Best Sellers Rank: #4,083 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #4 in Dog Wireless Fences


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Item Weight: 3.74 pounds


Department: Pet Supplies


Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Item model number: IF-100


Date First Available: July 25, 2008


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 11.7 x 10.1 x 9.7 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 13 x 9.5 x 11.75 inches


Brand Name: PetSafe


Target Audience Keyword: dogs


Directions: See Manual


Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty


Model Name: IF-100


Color: Gray


Size: one size


Age Range Description: All Life Stages


Number of Items: 1


Style: Extra Transmitter


Breed Recommendation: Small, Medium, All Breed Sizes


Included Components: Power adaptor, Transmitter, User guide


Specific Uses for Product: Active


Frequently asked questions

The PetSafe transmitter emits a radio signal that communicates with your pet's receiver collar. When your pet nears the boundary you've set, they receive a safe static correction reminding them to remain within the area you’ve established.

Yes, you can add additional PetSafe Wireless Fence Transmitters to increase the boundary area. Each transmitter covers a circular area up to half an acre, and you can overlap the areas of multiple transmitters to create a larger containment boundary.

Although PetSafe is the parent company of the INVISIBLE FENCE Brand, the Wireless Fence Transmitter is not compatible with INVISIBLE FENCE Brand systems. It is only compatible with other PetSafe wireless fence products.

Yes, the transmitter is suitable for both dogs and cats. However, the pet should be trained to understand the boundary and the correction. It is also recommended that the pet should be over 5 pounds and older than 6 months.

Top Amazon Reviews

🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

In general, customers find the wireless dog fence to be effective, reliable, and a good training tool to help the dog learn property boundaries. The collar gave a warning beep before discharging electricity, efficiently alerting the dog about the boundaries. Although the positioning of the transmitter seems to be critical and can prove tricky given an uneven terrain, the overall satisfaction rate of the product remains high, despite some users reporting noticeable fluctuations in the effective range and one noting issues on a hilly location and some complaints about the lifespan of the transmitter.

Pros

  • 🐶 Efficient in keeping dogs within property borders.
  • 👍 Easy-to-install and operate.
  • 🧠 Acts as an efficient training tool for dogs.
  • 📢 Offers a warning beep before the collar electrically discharges.
  • ⌛ Collar sustained in different weather conditions.

Cons

  • ⚠️ Some users reported noticeable fluctuations in the effective range.
  • 🏞️ Coverage circle might not work for all types of terrains.
  • 🔋 The collar might use up batteries quite rapidly.
  • 🔌 The transmitter seems to stop working after a few years for some users.
  • ❌ Not effective for hilly terrains with metallic roofs.

Should I Buy It?

If you have a relatively flat yard and need a solution to keep your dog within set boundaries, this wireless dog fence system could be a highly effective option. However, be prepared for potential range fluctuations and the possibility of replacing the transmitter after few years.

    • 5 Stars for application - 4 stars for set up.
Style: Wireless Fence Kit
For ease of setup, I gave the PetSafe Wireless Pet Containment System a 4 stars, but for actual use, it is definitely worth 5 stars for performance. We adopted a 3 year old mixed breed (30lbs, looks like a hound-mix) who has escaped our 6-foot tall privacy fence by digging under the concrete footer, by chewing a hole and yanking a board loose, and by dashing out the gate. He is an inside dog and we have a pet door, which allows him (and our other dogs) access in and out as they wish. It is almost as if he becomes overcome when he gets a whiff of something and just goes nuts trying to hunt it down. The third and last time he escaped he was found nearly a mile away across a busy road, which made us finally face that we needed a more drastic approach before our little guy gets himself killed (or one of the other dogs, who like to go with him). So with deep reservations and regret, we overnight ordered one of these systems. Neither of us liked the idea of a shock-collar, but were at a loss as to what else we could do to keep the little guy safe from his own instincts. It took two of us about 2 hours to set it up. The difficult part, ironically, was the shape of our lot (narrow and deep) and house (three stories) compared to the spherical size of the electronic boundary. In order to allow our dog access to as much of the backyard as possible but not more than the fence, we had to not only change the strength of the field but move the transmitter until he also had access to the front part of the house. He still cannot quite get all the way to the front of the house upstairs but it was the best we could do. The transmitter (which is HUGE) has to sit on a table in our central hallway on the second floor in order to give him the access we wish. Something I wish we had known before we bought it was that you are not intended to leave the collar on the dog 24/7, but rather to put it on him just when he is being let out. We have conditioned ours to wear it during the day, then we take it off at night when we close the dog-door. Hopefully he will not get raw where the electrodes touch him (that seems to be the concern with leaving it on too long). So if like us, you normally give your dog free run of both house and yard and want to use this to limit escaping it might not be the best option (though if like us you are at your wits-end as to keeping your dog safe, it might be one of your only options shy of an in-ground system). The electronic part of the collar is large and not suited to small dogs. It looks large on our 30lb dog and he has a very stout 14" neck. I can't imagine putting it on a 10lb dog. Setting the charge on it: So once we were happy with the field we went to test it. My son-in-law happily volunteered to be the guinea pig. We set it on 4 as that seemed to be the strength recommended for medium sized short-haired dogs (shock settings are 2-6). My son-in-law got quite the shock (he had it across his palm). So we turned it down to 2 (the lowest setting that shocks) before putting it on the dog. When he crossed the line and it shocked him he yelped, reared up and nearly flipped over. It was painful to watch. Fortunately after that he was quite cowed by just the beeping. I've only seen him get shocked one other time and that was sadly in the house. Unfortunately it made him loathe to go outside at all at first, so that created issues with house-training. But better to have to re-crate train him than to have him escape and get run over. This has improved recently as he has gotten used to his new restrictions and I'm confident he will be fine. At least now he does not have to be leashed indoors in order to keep him from sneaking off to do his business where he should not. The last week I have let him have free-reign while on collar with no issues. But it is an unexpected consequence that other pet-parents should be aware of when considering this system. Overall, I am so glad it has stopped him escaping, but still wish this had not been necessary. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2013 by The Swan
    • Love this portable fence!! Very cost effective
Style: Wireless Fence Kit
We have 6 month old golden retriever and a fenced back yard. Our golden began digging under the modular that we live in and no matter what we tried to do to block her she still dug around it, through it, in a new spot etc. The fence was doing it's job already so our alternatives were to build a concrete kennel/run for her, stake her out, or put the invisible fence to work. When I ran accross this wireless invisible fence system, I saw this as a great alternative to the previuos mentioned fixes. We got it in two days and were ready to try it out. We followed all the instructions to get the perimeter set-up (which is an adjustable sized circle)and got down to training. The manufacturer has a month or more training schedule - our golden caught on quickly in just two days (we spent about 6 hours training in total.) We followed the instructions to a tee just at a more rapid pace since she began catching on after just one shock at a level 2. We left the flag markers in place for about 8-10 days and began removing them as directed over three days. By this time the dog (Holly) was used to hearing the beep and knew what would come next if she continued in that direction. It has been wonderful , as this also keeps her from wandering off to the neighbors, out to the road, or disappearing out of shouting range. The adjustable radius is great for containing Holly in a smaller area, such as at a BBQ, away from the pool, kids, etc. This is not a system for a small dog as the collar is bulky - I would say the dog should be at least 25 lbs to support the collar. The system is expandable if you buy additional collars (which is still a lot cheaper then building a fence or concrete run). I can't wait to take it camping with us so Holly can roam freely in her area and not need to be staked down or shut up in the car or trailer. The only down side to this system is that the central unit is not weather proof - so you are advised to place it indoors. This was not an issue for us as we have shop and a pump house, but I can see for some if you only wanted to contain the dog in the back of the house it might pose a problem since the circle size might need to be reduced. The only improvement I can suggest would be to make the unit smaller (it is about the size of a gallon jug) and weather proof, so you could place it in a tree or on a table to get the containment area exactly where you want it (guess you could use the old wire system to do this as well). Overall though it is a great invention works well for Holly and we don't have any more digging under the house. FYI - for those that think the shock is cruel - I held the collar in my hand and it is not painful, but I can feel it (it is much like the sensation of placing your tongue on a 9 volt battery - not painful)- I think since it is a different sensation dogs react to it. We have kept the level at a 2 for Holly (it goes up to 6, which I would imagine feels like a zap, bnut just like humans some dogs are more or less sensative then others)- but I have only seen her get shocked 4 times, 2 of which I made happen in order to train her to go back inside the circle instead of outside it and 2 of her own mistakes. Holly responds to the sound now and eventually she won't even need the collar on to stay within her boundary. One year later - still works. Holly (the dog) definately knows where she can roam when the collar is on. We have replaced the battery 5 times, so about every 2 months. There is a low battery indicator on the collar itself and the batteries are pretty cheap here on amazon. We leave the unit on 24-7 becasue it is just easier than worring about openeing a door and having Holly escape without her collar and we have not had any issues. Holly actually wants the collar on, after a bath she goes straight to where the collar is and can't wait for us to put it back on. After the inital training Holly only has gotten zapped one other time and she was chasing a duck - this was about 7 months after being with the collar - she did escape her boundaries although she returned back inside the boundary as well - she is almost full grown so we figured the level 2 was just not as effective as it had been when she was a pup. That same afternoon we upped the level and let Holly test it again, now that she thought she could get outside the boundary area. It worked, she cried out, so we knew she felt it, she immeadiatly returned to the front porch and still to this day if she hears the warning beep she returns straight to the front porch to ensure she does not get zapped again. The Collar is still in good shape and we hope the unit last another couple years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2011 by Aimee J

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