Shield your PetSafe dog fence apparatus from electrical surges and spikes caused by lightning. Lightning occurrences, even from distant locations, can produce intense surges or spikes that could harm your underground electric fence. In most circumstances, harm to the transmitter is due to power surges or spikes flowing through the boundary wire and not from the power supply. This protector is engineered to safeguard your PetSafe In-Ground Fence against surges or spikes that may travel through your AC power connection and/or the buried boundary wire. Rely on PetSafe to ensure your pet remains healthy, secure, and joyful.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 4.25 x 3.5 x 7.25 inches; 3.84 ounces
Item model number : LP-4100-1
Department : Racks/Futons
Date First Available : April 2, 2007
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
ASIN : B000P7NX9S
ELECTRICAL SURGE PROTECTOR: Safeguard your PetSafe In-Ground Fence from lightning strikes and other intense electrical surges and spikes that could potentially damage your fence
EASY INSTALLATION: The surge protector easily plugs into your outlet and is straightforward to install; it offers connections for fence loop wires
U.S.-BASED CUSTOMER CARE: Our pet product professionals are available to assist you and your pet via phone, email, or chat for any inquiries
QUALITY PROMISE: PetSafe has been a dependable global frontrunner in pet behavior, containment, and lifestyle innovations since 1998, aiming to keep your pet healthy, secure, and content.
Customers say
Customers report that the surge protector performs effectively, especially in stormy conditions, and value its efficiency in preventing power surges and lightning impacts. The item is straightforward to install with comprehensive instructions, and customers believe it is a good value, highlighting that it’s less expensive than replacing the fence. The build quality receives varied feedback, with some indicating it’s robust while others mention inferior materials; the lightning protection feature also garners mixed responses.
