Page 16 adhesive tape.
Sureflap microchip pet door instructions.
Mount the external frame on the outside of the house.
In practice however mounting is normally dictated by features in the door into which the unit will be installed.
The ideal height of the sureflap microchip pet door is such that the base of the tunnel is the same height above the ground as your pet s stomach.
The sureflap microchip pet door operates with all 9 10 and 15 digit microchips that are commonly used for pet identification.
Page 15 for installation of the microchip pet door in a wall we recommend that you use sureflap pet door tunnel extenders product code.
Do not use glue in case you have to make adjustments or remove the pet.
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Page 9 installation in metal doors the presence of a metal plate in a door can influence the performance of sureflap reducing the range of the microchip reader.
Microchip cat flap stops working.
It may fail to work when your pet uses it or it may not record the collar tag or microchip number.
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The sureflap microchip pet door identifies your pet by using its existing unique identification microchip or rfid collar tag one tag supplied with the product unlocking only for your pet and leaving intruder animals at the door.
Your microchip cat flap may not work due to several reasons.
Replacing the door on the sureflap microchip cat door.
Getting started with the sureflap microchip cat door.
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Cut this hole and reinstall your sureflap microchip pet door following the instructions in section 7 2.
The sureflap pet door is suitable for multi pet households as it can store up to 32 pets in its memory.
Alternatively you can use the pet door with the sureflap rfid collar tag one included packs of two sold separately please see section 5 for more information.
You will need the mounting adaptor to complete the.
Watch our step by step video to learn how to successfully install a sureflap microchip pet door in glass.
One of the most common microchip cat flap problems is that the flap stops working or it won t open.
