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PetSafe Indoor Radio Fence Transmitter PIRF-100

PetSafe Indoor Radio Fence Transmitter

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Do you need to keep your pet away from areas in your home? The PetSafe Indoor Radio Fence Transmitter is safe, easy to set up and very effective.

Just place the small, compact transmitter (about the size of a Frisbee) near the area you want to protect. Adjust the range from as little as 2 feet to up to 10 feet. When your pet gets near the signal a warning beep sounds on the collar (not included). If he continues to approach the protected area, a mild correction is given.

You can use it to keep your pet out of a child's room, away from the kitchen table, off the counter or just about any area you need him to steer clear. Protect as many areas as you need by getting additional transmitters and control multiple pets by purchasing additional collars. Put it anywhere, in a plant, next to the front door, hanging on a wall or in a drawer. Although the transmitter is designed for indoor use, it can also be used in a garage or under a covered patio where a 110 outlet is accessible.

Features:

No training or installation required
Adjustable boundary range from 2-10 feet
Warning tone for added training effectiveness and safety
Compact transmitter about the size of a Frisbee
Works with most PetSafe in-ground fence collars except UltraSmart (not included)
Works with multiple dogs and cats (additional receiver collars required)
Auto–Safety Shut Off prevents unnecessary correction
Omni-Directional Signal prevents your pet from finding a way out or around
Includes:
- Transmitter
- AC Power Adapter
- Owners Manual

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We've had this system for quite a few years now and it still works great. We were absolutely at our wits end with an insanely persistent Bengal cat, who we could not keep off the kitchen counters, stove top, sink, kitchen table, etc., among other undesirable areas of the house. We tried it all to no avail - citrus scented sprays, sticky paper, barriers, nubby plastic strips, etc. I swear he laughed at us while he patted pebbles from the windowsill plant into the sinkerator (yes, it broke the next time we turned it on). We were literally ready to re-home him when we lucked upon this system (at the time, the cat version didn't exist). What a godsend! It really works, and very quickly too. The only challenge is the circular radius of the transmitter, which forces you to get a little creative with placement. Not a big deal in the long run. I was somewhat concerned about the shock part, so I tried it on myself first - definitely gets your attention, but won't cause any harm. It is actually pretty humane since it will only need to jolt your pet once or twice before they'll react to just the tone. It works so great that we later bought the stubborn dog version to prevent our puppy from chewing up some expensive surf boards. If you're considering buying this system, go ahead and do it. You won't be disappointed.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Serenity Restored from . on 10/31/2011

Expensive but totally worth it.

Our male Boston Terrier would attack our old cat viciously, at every opportunity. We had to section off the upstairs for the cat and downstairs for the three dogs (2 Bostons and 1 Schnauzer). The gate on the stairs was a royal pain so we tried this electric fence indoor system as a last resort before considering finding our male Boston a new home. After testing out the lowest setting with zero effect we kept increasing until we reached level 3. We locked the cat in an upstairs room and removed the gate...he went up the stairs, stopping a moment and looking around when he heard the warning chirping sound. After a moment he continued on up the steps and suddenly he got a shock, let out a high pitch yelp, ran down stairs and hit under the coffee table for a short time. I praised him for reacting the correct way. That was a week ago. He has not gone up the stairs since. The gate has been down. The cat walks around at the top of the stairs and the Boston only looks at him from the bottom of the stairs...not going up once. SUCCESS! He never even associated the collar with the shock...and fortunately he has not needed any electrical corrections. Happy pet mom :)