How long do the batteries last? On the collar as well as the remote?
1381193
We have had the collar and remote for about 3 to 4 weeks and use it for about 4 to 5 hours a day, not always using the shock part, but the clicker more and we haven't had to change the batteries yet. Hope this helps
1381194
Thank you for your question! If the Receiver Collar is left on continuously, the maximum battery life will be two weeks. The remote can last up to 1 month or longer. We hope you find this information helpful.
1381195
Collar about a month, The remote is still working and it has about 2 months
1381196
The remote batteries last a long time because it goes into sleep mode of not used. The batteries in the collar on the other hand last about 2-3 weeks if on continuously. It feels like we have to change these a lot, but we leave the collar on all the time unless our dog is in his kennel.
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Mine lasts 5-6 months, but it depends on how stubborn the dog is. Mine keeps "testing" it to see if the shock has weakened. There is a red light on the collar unit that flashes when the battery is low. I am very pleased with this product and company. I live in FL and the base unit was fried by lightening a few months ago. The company charged a nominal fee and sent me a new unit with return info for the bad unit.
1775486
Yes....both the transmitter and collar have rechargeable batteries. It comes with a charging unit. Collar should only be "on" dog or no more than 8 hours because of prongs, even though loosely attached. My dog's collar lasts for 3-4 days before needing charging. Really glad I bought this. I first bought a "cheapo" unit.......didn't hold up at all!
349405
1.) Make sure the remote is in the "ON" position which should be on the back of the remote with the switch "up." 2.) Plug it up and you should see a yellow and red light rotate until it stays lit red. This should keep you chargred for couple of hours. I usually charge mind after I take the collars off just to make sure. It will take 30-60 min. to recharge. Hope this helps.
658449
The remote uses a 9V battery. It lasts a long time. My experience is that it will go for 3-5 years. It far outlasts the button batteries of the automobile openers.
1408071
Yes. the batteries on the collar died, because they are rechargeable but they only have a certain life of recharging...
1698971
They are corrected indivually. They has a setting on the remote for collar number 1 or 2. Just have to know who's wearing which. However the distance isn't far and they turn of quickly. To turn on takes a solid 5 seconds. Quick but not when trying to correct a behavior
1403455
No it uses regular 6 volt batteries, which is better in my opinioun no charing a collar everyday, only once every 4-6 months, also rechargeable battery collars usually go bad after a couple of years and may need to be replaced. You can buy from us, we will give you the best customer service and support. Perimeter Technologies Comfort Contact Extra Receiver Collar
1107749
It has a button on the collar that you can press to turn it off and on. It makes a short beeping sound when you change it from one to the other, and it periodically blinks green when it's on. It will stay on until the battery needs to be charged - about 2 - 3 days if I don't actually activate it with the remote (if she's being really good). I generally turn it on when I know she's going to be a turd about something, like being left in the car and staying quiet. When I get back in the car, I reach over and turn it off for the time being.
1017351
This unit is non rechargeable. Uses batteries in both remote and collar. Just FYI, battery life seemed very good. I only needed to replace them once in 5-6 months!
2004274
We purchased ours on Oct 4 2104. We just had to replace batteries for first time. So about 2 1/2 months. The only thing is, it doesn't give you warning so maybe it went dead before because one day she was down the street so we realized batteries must be dead. So who knows when it actually went dead? That's kind of a bad thing because there isn't something that tells you so some day your dog can wonder off. Other than that it works great! So I guess maybe every few weeks, or once a week we should take the collar out by end of yard and check it? We take it off her at night to give her a rest but we don't turn it off or anything. Hope that helps.
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CR3032 button (watch) batteries. I bought these collars when they were about $12 a piece for my dogs off Amazon. Now I see then for $2.00+about $5 for shipping. I would just suggest you just buy new collars. I have replaced the batteries and the batteries run about $3 a battery and these take two watch batteries. They great collars and mine have lasted 2 years without the LEDs going out but did have to replace the batteries once. I have a red coat husky and a solid black husky mix and this really helps me keep track so I definitely use mine a lot. Hope this helps.
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.
1254288
When I replaced the battery in the collar, the collar and remote automatically programmed. I have not yet needed to replace the battery in the remote.I would suggest starting from the beginning and following the directions from first programming the remote, possibly even taking the batteries out of both units and starting as if it is the first time used.Hope this helps.
1069221
I'm not sure on that. I have not had that problem. Maybe the buttons on the remote are not registering or the actual collars are bad. Check the warranty and see if you are able to send back for new ones. That's probably your best bet
1252148
No batteries are needed for this unit. Both the collar and remote come with rechargeable batteries.
1921127
The collar itself is rechargeable. The remote takes a regular 9volt battery