Does the transmitter have a low battery indicator? Does the receiver on collar have a low battery indicator?
1639524
The collar has a low battery indicator. I have not had the kit long enough to see if the transmitter has one. I am still using the original 9V battery.
1639525
No, but after purchasing two other collars before this one, it has been fabulous! Had it for several months and absolutely worth the extra cost of others! You won't be disappointed!
1406807
PetSafe sells the special batteries for the receiver. They last us about 2 months. Amazon can put you on a subscription for delivery of a new battery every 2 months.The transmitter ONLY plugs into a 110V AC wall outlet.
2285144
My spare batteries are all CR2032.. the device is about 2 months old.. works fine.. the transmitter apparently uses a different battery (12 volt). The device works well.. just be sure to hold down button for couple of seconds to give it a chance to set up the frequency and get a response.
1148367
I hadn't tested mine either, until I got the e-mail. I just tested both and one works but the other does not. I switched the batteries around several time because I was afraid it might have been the collar. The battery does not, sorry to say.
1344015
There is a transmitter and a receiver. Both take the 9 volt battery. Batteries last pretty well and I seem to get more than 20 hours of operation them.
1729936
No. No transmitter, just an alarm that I can hear throughout my downstairs with the garage door closed. (I have it on the circuit my freezer is on in my garage.) It has saved me hundreds of dollars worth of food.
1163304
They are all on the same frequency. I originally purchased the "normal" size collars and found the didn't have enough punch. I have 1600 feet of wire on the same transmitter and it works well within range on all sizes of collar. FYI, The transmitter website lists applicable devices....
1187625
The collar has batteries which are included. Amazon also has the replacement batteries. If the beeping sound gets lower then you know the battery is dying and needs to be replaced. Replacing the batteries is easy.
663887
The collar(receiver) has a red LED that turns on when the collar becomes active. The collar has a motion detector that is how it turns off/on. The remote control(transmitter) has a display that indicates it is on.
1408072
Yes, I have replaced the batteries in my receiver (collar) with after market ones and everything worked. Careful not to break the rubber seal or it won't be water-resistant anymore.
1939389
The transmitter is powered from the AC line, so it does not work on a dead circuit. The receiver is battery powered.
433352
Yes this is the receiver battery. The transmitter battery is more expensive. The cheapest I've found them is $26 something & $5 shipping. The actual company sells it at $29.95 + $4.95 shipping then I've seen them over $36. I had to contact sport-dog to get all the info.The transmitter is SportDOG SD-400 Series Transmitter Battery Kit - SDT00-11910 (REMOTE)Hope this helps
306968
Only the receiver has a off-on switch, the remote is on all the time. To get around this problem I take the batteries out when I'm done using the timer. But as far as I'm concerned this is no big deal.
973221
It's a rechargeable battery only. You need to order the transmitter separately.
1061713
It has the collar and transmitter. The "No Wire" means wire is not shipped with the product and needs to be purchased separately. This is not a wireless fence.
1902791
No It does not have a battery level indicator, however the on indicator will flash when battery is low. Jerry
452416
The transmitter takes a cylindrical shaped alkaline 23A 12V battery. It is very small: approximately 3/8" in diameter and 1" long. I have hardly used the unit since I bought it and, therefore, have not had to replace the battery but I assume that it is readily available.