Innotek® Basic In-Ground Pet Fencing System - Model SD-2000

   

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Easy to install, this system is great for any size dog. You choose the configuration to not only keep your dog safely at home, but also clear of out-of-bounds areas such as gardens and pools. Patented run-through prevention offers secure, reliable containment. The Basic In-Ground Pet Fencing System SD-2000 is ideal for yards 1/4 to 5 acres in size. The compact (2.5 oz) water-resistant collar receiver operates on a long-life 6V battery. An economical way to provide safety and security for your dog. Includes wall-mount transmitter, collar receiver, video, complete instructions, battery, training flags, extra probes and 500' of wire.

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  • Transmitter range: up to 5 acres of property
  • 500 ft. / 20 gauge, burial approved wire included
  • Water-resistant collar

For technical assistance with this product, please call Innotek customer service at 800-826-5527.

Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 4 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Great Product We have a small dog (under 15 lbs) and it works great to keep him in the yard. Yes, it takes some back ache to install the wire but once it's it you never have to worry about it again. The only disadvantage to it is having to watch what you put over the wire. I park a trailer on the edge of my yard, right over the fence. My dog has learned that if he jumps on the front end of the trailer he can run off the back before he gets hit. If I turn up the range to avoid it, he can get hit inside the house. Just make sure you leave 3-4 feet between the wire and anywhere you want your pets to be able to roam. 2 years later it is still running fine! February 24, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Keeps Dogs In the Yard I had a dog get hit by a car last year and decided that was the last one. I didn't have money for an above ground fence so I chose this. Putting it in the ground is a lot of work, but with a couple of pick axes it's not too bad. Once I put this on the dog she tried walking past the flags and after she got hit it didn't take her long to figure out what was going on (I didn't go by the video, sorry, but hey it worked). I had the flags out for about a month and slowly took them away and she stays in the yard even after 4 months now and has learned exactly where it is. This is definitely a great buy to keep your dogs safe and have some peace of mind about them being in the yard. Only downside is I can't find a 3v battery for the collar, I haven't looked real hard though as it is still going strong after a few months. October 25, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Worth the Money This product works vey well especially when you do not want to have a fence to weed eat around. I have had no problems in the 8 months that I have owned this product. February 10, 2008
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fencing System This is a usefull product , that fullfill my expectations , it is absolutelly reliable July 11, 2006
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Waterproof Collars?

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I have 2 Chesapeke Bay retrievers, a pool as well as the back half of the property which isn't fenced. I'm curious, are the collars waterproof?. I really don't want to take the collars off the dogs when they want to play in the pool unless it's necessary.
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The SD-2000 collar is water resistant. Thank you!
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Can you use this on a 6-8 week old puppy?
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Generally, puppies should not be introduced to electric dog fences until they're at least four or five months old.
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I wouldnt use any electronics on a puppy under 4 months and even that would be controlled and only used to re-inforce commands that the dog already fully understands.
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Can I buy additional wire?

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I want to fence about 3 acres and figure I need about 1500 feet of wire to do that. Am I correct in understanding this comes with 500 ft of wire? Can I buy additional wire through you? How much would it cost?
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I just used regular 14 gauge T-90 wire which comes in 1000' / 300m rollsand goes for about $50 from any electrical supply store. It has been working great for over a year for me even with splices that I have made in it. Just make sure the splices are completely waterproof or they will corrode and break.
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Yes, this comes with 500 ft of wire, and we do sell additional wire. Item# 38-403-821-00 contains 500 ft./150m of burial grade wire, 50 flags, is compatible with PetSafe® or Innotek® in-ground fence systems, and is currently priced at $59.99. We also sell the wire by itself (no flags), Item# 38-403-822-00. It contains 500 ft./150m burial grade wire, is compatible with PetSafe® or Innotek® in-ground fence systems, and is currently priced at $41.99. To view these items, please search for "Innotek" on our website.
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Yes, you can buy additional wire. The manufacturer sells rolls of 500' but I think any solid gauge wire would work. Price depends on where you buy it. Make sure you buy direct burial cable and any splices are water tight.
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Yes, this collar does alert the dog with an audible sound. Three tone options are available from the hand-held transmitter:
1. Warning tone with stimulation
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3. Warning tone with a one second delay prior to stimulation.
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Yes. You can hear a high pitched beeping for about 2 seconds before it shocks the dog. When it is shocking, the pitch of the beep changes so you know when your pet should be getting shocked.
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Yes it does.
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Yes, both Innotek and PetSafe electric fences work in yards of all sizes, regardless of layout. To see several different layout designs, I recommend visiting the website "Dog Fence DIY" at http://www.dogfencediy.com/installation/plan/ .
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Yes. I surrounded an area about 50x120 and it works great. The range adjustment on the power unit controls the effective range of the wire, but my set up only reaches 2-3 feet from the wire and keeps my dog in 99% of the time.
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That shouldn't be a problem. it just depends on how much room you want your dog to have. The range can be set from the switch as far as how close to the line the dog can get without being hit. I kept mine on a pretty high setting for a while and once she realized the boundaries I turned it down. Just make sure you round the edges or it will give the dog even less room in the corners.
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Depending on your definition of "regular fencing wire" it is possible. Any small guage single conductor solid wire that is "direct burial" should work. If it is a non insulated wire, it could become rust or become corroded underground and stop working. But if you put the wire above ground and insulated it from the fence posts it should work either way.
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Generally, regular fencing wire is not burial approved. Even if the splice is above the ground, the system is not designed for such a splice and you would be asking for a short.
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