W-227 In-Ground Electric Dog Fence System, Buried Wire Pet Containment with Warning Tone + Progressive Static, 300M Boundary Wire, Up to 5000㎡, Multi-Dog Collar Support

🔹 Product Description

W-227 Hidden Electric Dog Fence System – Safe, Reliable, and Cost-Effective Pet Containment

The W-227 In-Ground Electronic Pet Fencing System is one of the most reliable and affordable containment solutions available today. A buried perimeter wire transmits a harmless radio signal around your property. When your dog approaches the boundary, the collar receiver first emits a warning beep. If your dog continues closer, a mild static correction is delivered. The closer your dog gets, the stronger the correction—encouraging your pet to naturally stay within the established safe zone.

🔑 Key Features

✅ Pulsed Proportional Stimulus​ – Correction intensity increases as your dog gets closer to the boundary wire.

✅ Progressive Tone Stimulus​ – A warning tone sounds first; static correction follows if your dog ignores it.

✅ Variable Field Width Control​ – Precisely adjust the signal field width (recommended 3–4 meters) via the knob on the transmitter.

✅ Speed Detect Anti-Run Through​ – The faster your dog moves toward the boundary, the quicker a higher-intensity correction is issued.

✅ Audible & Visual Wire Break Indicators​ – If the buried wire breaks, a loud alarm (60–80dB) and flashing light alert you instantly.

✅ Built-in Lightning Protection​ – Protects the transmitter from power surges caused by lightning strikes.

✅ Multiple Collar Operation​ – Add unlimited collars to contain multiple dogs at the same time.

✅ Wide Coverage​ – Encloses up to 5000 square meters (over 1.2 acres)​ with the included 300m boundary wire.

✅ IP5 Waterproof Collar​ – Receiver collar resists rain and splashes (do not immerse in water).

📐 Technical Specifications

📦 Package Contents

• 1 × Indoor wall-mounted transmitter
• 1 × Power plug (100–240V)
• 1 × Adjustable receiver collar
• 1 × 9V battery for collar
• 300m boundary wire
• 2 × Extra metal contact points (short & long)
• 20 × Training flags
• 1 × Test bulb
• 2 × Screws
• 1 × User manual

Additional items you may need (not included): screwdriver, wire strippers, electrical tape, waterproofing compound, PVC pipe (for driveways/ponds), spade or lawn edger.

⚠️ Important Safety & Setup Notes

• For dogs only.​ Not for use on cats or other animals.
• Low battery warning:​ Replace the 9V battery when the collar indicator turns red. Do NOT use with a low battery.
• Collar wear time:​ Do NOT leave the collar on your dog for more than 12 hours per day to prevent skin irritation.
• Initial training:​ Always use a long leash during the first training sessions. Consult a certified animal behaviorist if your dog has a history of aggression.
• Wire length rules:​
  • Minimum loop length: 15 meters.
  • Do NOT turn the field width knob to maximum if wire is shorter than 100 meters​ (risk of burning the transmitter).
  • If wire is under 100m, run a double or triple loop to exceed 100m safely.
• Wire placement:​
  • Keep at least 2m away from electrical, telephone, or cable TV lines.
  • Do NOT run wire sections within 3m of each other (signal cancellation).
  • Do NOT run within 3cm of steel bars under concrete.
• Lightning safety:​ Unplug the transmitter and disconnect fence wires during storms.

🛠️ Quick Installation Overview

1. Plan your layout​ – Draw a diagram of your containment area, mark utilities, and decide transmitter location (indoors, away from large metal objects).
2. Lay the perimeter wire​ – Form a continuous loop around the safe zone. Use gradual turns (min. 1m radius). Do NOT bury until tested.
3. Twist the exit wire​ – Twist the two wires from the loop back to the transmitter (6–12cm twist spacing) to cancel the signal along the exit path.
4. Connect & test​ – Plug in the transmitter; green “Power” and “OK” lights confirm a closed loop. Use the test bulb to verify collar activation at the boundary.
5. Adjust field width​ – Turn the knob clockwise to widen the signal field (preferred: 3–4m on each side).
6. Bury the wire​ – After successful testing, bury 2.5–10cm deep. Cross driveways using a saw cut and sealant, or use PVC pipe for gravel/water.
7. Place training flags​ – Mark where the warning tone first sounds. Begin flag training with your dog on a leash.

🐕 Training in 4 Steps

Training tip: Keep sessions short, positive, and always end with play in the safe zone.

🔧 Maintenance & Troubleshooting

• Weekly test:​ Use the test bulb on the collar and walk the perimeter to confirm signal consistency.
• Collar care:​ Wipe dry after rain; do not immerse. Battery life varies; replace when indicator turns red.
• Wire break:​ If the red “Break” light and alarm sound, check for cuts or loose splices. Use waterproof connectors only.
• System reset:​ If the transmitter halts (no green light), unplug for 10 minutes, then reconnect.
• Test loop procedure:​ Use a 4m wire loop to isolate faults between collar, transmitter, or yard wire.

✅ Why Choose W-227?

✔ No visible fence – maintains your property’s appearance

✔ Customizable shape – single loop, double loop, open-back, or dual zones

✔ Cost-effective – one system for multiple dogs

✔ Proven technology – reliable 12.8KHz radio signal

✔ Easy DIY installation – full instructions and training guide included

📢 Call to Action

Give your dog the freedom to roam safely within your property—without the cost and hassle of traditional fencing.

Order the W-227 In-Ground Electric Dog Fence today and enjoy peace of mind!

Available options: Single-dog kit / Two-dog kit / Three-dog kit / Extra 300m wire spool.