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7 Customer Questions
Can this be installed near the top of a wood fence (so the cat won’t climb up)? Basically, must the wire be installed in ground?
Answer by • Jan 10, 2019
It is not recommended due to the potential for damage to the wire. It can be attached to any fence including a metal fence as long as it is galvanized. When attaching the boundary wire to the fence, be careful not to sever the wire. We do recommend that you bury the wire or place it in a protective casing like a water hose but the system will work with the exposed and wire above ground.
How close to the wire can the cat get before it feels the zap? Could the wire be installed under the railing of a deck to keep the cat from leaving the deck?
Answer by • Aug 11, 2018
This is adjustable, but PetSafe recommends setting a boundary width for the warning and static correction zones to approximately 12–20 ft. (6 to 10 ft. on each side of the wire). Detailed instructions for this can be found in the instruction manual for your particular containment system.
How many feet of wire do I need for 2.5 acres
Answer by • Apr 10, 2020
Each in-ground fence kit comes with 500 feet of 20-gauge boundary wire, which is enough to cover most layouts for a 1/3 acre yard. For 2.5 acres, you'd need approximately 1770 feet of wire, depending on the layout.
How deep do you bury the wire
Answer by • Mar 21, 2018
The wire should be buried 1 to 3 inches into the ground.