What size batteries, and how many, for the receiver and for the button?
368599
The receiver takes 4 "C" batteries and the push button takes a flat battery, CR2032. (It is like a large watch battery, about inch across.)
368600
I bought this unit for my last home, which we sold a short time ago and was pleased with the unit. Very easy to install. Batteries are as follows: receiver = 4x C (LR14) batteries, button = 1x CR2032 battery. Hope that helps!
368601
The receiver requires 4 C-cell batteries. For the push button, I purchased the Honeywell RPWL302A1005/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button, and a Newson 3V battery #CR2032 is already included with the button.
368602
No batteries for the receiver/bell. It is plugged in to an AC outlet. One AA in the button.
368603
The receiver takes 4 "C" batteries and the push button takes a flat battery, CR2032. (It is like a large watch battery, about ½ inch across.)
908409
There are two pieces to this unit. One is the door relay...it is battery operated. The receiver unit is plugged in the wall and will not accept batteries.
564363
www.dogtra.com. Look for your collar on their sight. The collar and the receiver take different batteries. They sell both batteries there.
1132352
Same size. Using them smoke alarms so I don't have to replace batteries every 6 months. Thinking we can go 4 years
851727
Yes it comes wiht batteries, and a spare set of batteries. The four recievers use a cr2032 button battery.,. the transmitter uses a 27A 12v battery
1851357
It uses 3 x AAA batteries. One for the microphone and two for the receiver. It does come with one set of batteries.
1317461
Not sure, maybe 6-8. I threw them all out.... first went the ones that never went on at all. And then the rest- after turning it on and off a few times, the button refused to work anymore (it was stuck in on or off permanently). Don't waste your time on this product.
770461
It takes (2) CR123 Batteries.Radio Shack: https://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12610353
1317460
Not sure, maybe 6-8. I threw them all out.... first went the ones that never went on at all.And then the rest- after turning it on and off a few times, the button refused to work anymore (it was stuck in on or off permanently). Don't waste your time on this product.
1080151
One of the little button batteries. I think the number is cr2032. I've had this type of clicker for a long time and generally only have to replace the battery every other year or so.
286120
Common button battery. The receiver is smaller than a pack o cigarettes. It will be fine on a medium or large dog's collar.
648173
My transponder came with the battery in it already. I believe it is the button battery cr2032
1761641
Dont remember but I got the battery out of home Depot. Sometimes the buttons get stuck so watch the light.
1297395
I've not looked for the button batteries, but another Internet search came up a local store (batteries + Bulbs), which seemed to carry or at least AGR13.
1681671
1 3/4 x 2 3/8 jack and battery hole and 2 1/8 x 3 7/8 inch controller hole.
2016521
8.5" x 3 3/16"just the buttons.2 3/4" x 2 1/2" Touch-pad.10 1/4" x 6 1/2" Overall Size.
1527586
There are two different battery sizes involved, one for the clicker and one for the receiver. They are a lithium cell CR2032, widely available at places that sell batteries for electronics (I got a replacement at a local drug store, but I imagine that big box stores would carry them). Round, flat battery. The other one is a 27A 12v Alkaline battery, looks like a teeny AAA battery but even smaller. I didn't have the patience to go around looking for this (the drug store I bought the other battery from didn't have them) so I ordered several on line through Amazon to have handy. They were inexpensive. An extra battery set is included with each Click n Ship, which is a nice plus.