In-Ground Pet Fences

PetSafe Basic In-Ground Fence System

PetSafe PIG19-16412 Basic Fence transmitter, Deluxe UltraLight receiver, boundary wire and flags
White PetSafe Basic Fence transmitter showing the boundary width dial and wire terminals
PetSafe Deluxe UltraLight Receiver Collar PIG19-10764 with red strap and round battery cover
Spool of PetSafe boundary wire for the Basic In-Ground Fence

R4,589.00

Set a wired boundary around your garden. The Deluxe UltraLight receiver sounds a warning tone as your dog approaches the wire.

  • Coverage: About 1,300 m² (0.13 ha) with a square loop.
  • Kit: Transmitter, Deluxe UltraLight receiver collar, 150 m of wire and training flags.
  • Setup: Install and test the wire, then train your dog.

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At a glance

Boundary

Buried wire

With kit wire

About 1,300 m²

Setup

Install and train

Response

Tone and static

How it works

The PetSafe Basic In-Ground Fence transmitter connects to a loop of boundary wire around the chosen area. The receiver collar responds near the wire. Boundary planning, installation and training are part of setup.

Coverage and components

PetSafe’s manual estimates that a square loop enclosing about 1,300 m² (0.13 ha) uses around 146 m of wire. The boundary shape and length of twisted wire affect how much wire you need. Expansion requires extra wire and flags. The maker lists the transmitter, battery-operated receiver collar, boundary wire and training flags in the kit. Confirm the exact local carton and installation manual before purchase.

Choosing a replacement

Use the Deluxe UltraLight Extra Receiver Collar PIG19-10764 to replace the kit’s receiver or add another dog. PetSafe also lists the Stubborn Dog Extra Receiver Collar PIG19-10763 as a compatible option with different response modes. For extra boundary wire and flags, choose the 150 m Wire and Flag Kit PRFA-500. For replacement batteries for the included Deluxe UltraLight receiver, choose the PetSafe RFA-67D-11 battery twin pack. Follow the PetSafe guide for the layout and training steps.

Plan and install the boundary

Plan a continuous wire loop from the transmitter around the area you want to contain and back to the transmitter. Lay out and test the wire before burying it. Follow the PetSafe PIG19-16412 manual for the layout, installation and training steps.

Single loop boundary wire plan showing the house, transmitter and twisted wire crossings
Example of a single perimeter loop from the PetSafe manual.
PetSafe boundary flags used to mark the training area

Watch PetSafe’s wired fence installation overview

PetSafe International shows how the system’s main parts work together. Use the PIG19-16412 manual for instructions for this kit.

Person laying PetSafe fence boundary wire on a lawn
 

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