This product needs a better description. Showing what buttons do what functions. What batteries do collar and remote use?
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Sandie, The red button on the right side of the remote is the on/off button. The "C" on the front is for continuous stimulation using it with either the "beeper" (audio stimulation) or the actual physical "stimulant" produced at the prongs on the inside of the collar. I have never had to use this function. The "F" button is used to actually give one stimulant through the prongs, letting your dog know he is not to behave in certain ways or do certain things. I have only had to use this function 2x's since putting the device on my dog. He learned quickly and associated the beep with the next step (the physical stimulant) if he didn't behave. The +/- buttons control the strength of the stimulation. It goes from 1-9. 9 being the strongest. The last button at the bottom of the remote with the horn symbol is the "beeper" which I use for correction when needed. As I said he learned after just 2 hits that the beeper is the warning. In fact he settles down, behaves and listens simply by putting the collar on him. My dog is only 8 months and has been a real handful, but this product really works! Last, the collar takes a 3 volt Lithium CR2 battery and the remote takes a 3 volt lithium CR 2430. They both last a long time as we turn off the remote when he naps throughout the day, and we remove the collar and turn it and the remote off at bedtime. I found this to be a great tool. When he is about to do something unwanted I "beep" him and he immediately stops then walks away and lays down. Have never had to "stimulate" him again since the first day. In fact, most of the time all I have to say (when he acts up a bit) is "I'm going to beep you".............and he stops whatever his action is. Along with the product you receive a users guide and a CD for instruction. I think you will like it. I didn't like the idea of physically "stimulating" my dog, but I had to do something, and as I mentioned, I only had to do it twice and he put 2 and 2 together on how things worked.
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Triple A batteries for the unit. The remote comes with a battery (watch?). The batteries for the unit lasted about five weeks of wearing five days per week.
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the remote does not but the collar does. it goes into standby until there is movement to save on battery.
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You switch between collar 1 and 2 you just need to remember which collar is 1 and 2 then on remote press the button to switch between them
1265220
Theres a battery for the remote and you'll need another batteries for the system. Also, there should be an instruction paper that came with it.
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I'm not sure. The remote in the picture is what I ordered because it looks like the one I had. It came with batteries already in it and worked right away. That's all I can tell you.
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Ooooh. I don't know since I only have one. But you would think that the remote control would be calibrated to the specific collar. Good luck.
1126002
They are CR-2032 batteries, Like watch batteries. They drain fast so you might want to stock up on them. The same batteries are used in the Remote and Collar.
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Yes girl. It works. The batteries are small and circular. I'm not sure the name of them. But the collar is def compatible.
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I believe the remote has buttons for three outlet units. My suggestion would be to get the three outlet units. You may find great uses for the others.
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.
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!
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Both are rechargeable and the battery life on both lasts between 60-90 hours between charges depending on the use. The charger is provided in the one that I purchased. I bought mine new from amazon. The charger is one unit that connects to both the collar and the remote at the same time. Super easy to use. Hope that helps!
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You put the collars on the animals and set them each up with the same remote. One is 1 the other is 2. When a dog does something such as bark, jump, w/e you need this for, you press the button for that dog and it sends a shock to that dog through the collar. I had to use this for excessive loud barking. After they realize what they're doing causes this they stop. I just pick up the collar or remote off the table now and they stop right away.
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The collar and the controller both need two CR2032 batteries, can be bought at Walmart, etc.
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back bottom of remote is a release tab to pull out battery holder. just pull out, replace battery and slide back in. battery should have last for years. I have to be directly over my unit for remote to work.
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What do you mean? If you are asking if you can use one remote for two collars, I don't think so. We tried that and I believe the remotes/collars are programmed to each individually. We did try to see if we could use the 2nd remote with the 1st collar and vice versa, but it wouldn't work.