will it work on a 216,217,218,219,220 frequency these are tracking collar freqency
1755212
Sorry, but I really can't answer that. I am not real savvy on that subject.
1755213
It can absolutely receive those frequencies. I'm not sure exactly what you'd hear, but you would hear something. Try changing the modulation between FM and AM if it doesn't work at first.
1936283
Yes it will. I have a beagle and a laborador retreiver and they work very well on both. Love this collar!!
1535798
These are different frequency , you'll need tpsm with 315 MHz , I don't think they'll work
436017
Im not sure which receiver that is, however I do know it works with all the Petsafe receivers. I have several of these recievers and this collar is a great replacement.
1335989
I think your number is a serial number ~ look on the internet for a similar looking collar and use that collar model ~http://shop.invisiblefence.com/PartDetail.aspx?PartNo=PKG-MICRO-00&635569251038428465
1457171
Yes. Each collar is assigned a number. Justmake sure u are on that correctdogs number.
1125892
Not sure. I know this remote has 10 dip switches and works with 300Mhz Frequency.Also states*NOT A UNIVERSAL REMOTE
1163307
IF it is a petsafe system the stubborn collar works just fine. just make sure you stay with the same brand. no need to buy new transmitter or wire
2088562
Thank you for your question! This particular collar, along with the majority of other PetSafe brand in-ground fence products, runs on a 10.65 kHz frequency. This would sadly not be compatible with products which use a different frequency such as 8.192 kHz.
721690
It will depend on how you want them controlled,and if they are on same frequency. More information is needed
1675243
I have a Dogtra system but any system should work. The different systems can't tell what kind of wire is sending the signal to the collar.
1390671
I'm not sure, but I would first make sure the frequencies match. If it does, then there's a good chance it would work. Perhaps double check with a locksmith/garage door tech.
1467129
My two dogs have Dog Watch collars and the batteries are compatible. My Dog Watch installer was quite surprised that they were so reasonable! I'm sure you will be pleased!!!!!!!!
1475154
Check the color of your programming button. If the button color coincides with the color designated to the opener it works. That's the only way to know for sure. In my experience even the identical models can have varying frequencies in different model years.
1881927
These devices come in different channels, which equal frequencies. It is best not to purchase this via mail-order as there is no guarantee that more than one willl have the same frequency. There are packs of more than 1 being sold on Amazon. These packs should have the same frequency. 1 receiver WILL work if both sensors/receivers are the same frequency. The frequency is displayed on the round paper label on the rear. Example: CH17. 17 is the frequency. Purchase 5 boxes with the 17 and only 1 receiver is needed for all 5 sensor/transmitters. Harbor Freight sells them in-store and you can buy as many sets (sensor and receiver) as you want with the same frequency and save batteries by only using 1 receiver. You can set up zone systems. Say 2 on one side of the house, 4 on another, 1 to watch a fence gate, etc., etc., etc., and when the lights go off you know where the security threat is coming from.
1636645
Not sure, suggest contacting Bully Dog. However, Bully Dog changed up their manufacturer specific tuners late 2013 and into 2014 and their universal tuner WatchDog Multi-function Gauge (40400) will work.
2085642
I'm not certain but fairly confident it would work. I use it for an IR repeater rather than connecting directly to a receiver port but there shouldn't be any problems with frequency.