INVISIBLE FENCE ICT 725 Operation and Installation Manual

Brand: INVISIBLE FENCE

Model: ICT 725

Type: Operation and Installation Manual

Made in the USA

ICT 725 Transmitter

Operation and Installation Manual

ICT 725 Transmitter Installation

Thank you for purchasing an Invisible Fence

Pet Containment System

Important Safeguards

We believe that you now own the highest quality

electronic pet containment system made anywhere. We

support this claim by backing Invisible Fence

Brand prod-

ucts with a One-Year, Money-Back Performance

Guarantee*, and new Warranties which include lightning

and surge damage. Refer to your warranty card or the back

of your sales contract for complete details. All of this is

backed up by our international network of local Dealers

who offer our customers professional installation, animal

training, and prompt service.

You are the most important judge of our products

and services. When you tell us that we have met or

exceeded your expectations for Invisible Fencing products,

then we are achieving our goal: to continuously keep your

pet safe at home.

* Good only on professionally installed systems.

1. Read and Retain Manuals: Read all operating

and training instructions before using your new Invisible

Fence pet containment system.

2. Training: Train your pet according to the instruc-

tions in our Invisible Fence

training manuals. Complete all

of the steps before allowing your pet to run free.

3. Obey Warnings: Adhere to all warnings contained

in this manual and on all Invisible Fence components.

4. Servicing: Other than repairing the signal loop

wire, do not attempt to service any Invisible Fence equip-

ment yourself. Refer all service to an authorized Invisible

Fence professional only.

5. For Animal Use Only: The Invisible Fence pet

containment system is designed for animal use only. Never

attempt to use this product for any purpose not specifically

described in this manual.

IMPORTANT: If, for any reason, your Invisible

Fence system does not operate as described in this manual,

or if you encounter any difficulty training your pet, call

your Invisible Fence professional immediately.

NOTE: If you have any reason to believe

that your pet may pose a danger to

others, or that it may harm itself if it is not kept

from crossing the Invisible Boundary

signal wire,

you should not rely solely on this product

to contain your pet.

Invisible Fence pet containment will not work unless:

1. You train your pet as prescribed in the Invisible

Fence training manuals.

2. The transmitter is on, connected to the signal loop

wire, and producing a signal along the loop wire.

3. The signal loop wire is intact, continuous, and

producing a blinking green LED on the transmitter.

4. The Computer Collar

is worn by your pet.

5. The Computer Collar is adjusted so that the posts

are touching your pet’s skin.

6. The Power Cap

battery in the receiver is fresh and

properly installed.

7. The 12v AC transformer is plugged into the trans-

mitter and is connected to a 110v AC outlet.

NOTE: The following precautions

should always be taken.

1. Never attempt to install the Invisible Fence pet

containment system unless you have first consulted your

Invisible Fence professional and have Invisible Fence

installation instructions.

2. Never install the transmitter where it could be

exposed to the elements, doing so will void the manufac-

turer’s warranties.

3. Monitor the transmitter periodically to ensure

that the unit is operating properly and is producing a signal

along the loop wire.

4. Caution: Always remove your pet’s Computer

Collar before making any adjustment to your Invisible

Fence system.

5. Do Not become overly confident that your pet has

become conditioned sooner than expected. Complete all of

the training steps before allowing your pet to run free.

6. If you have any questions about any aspect of

your Invisible Fence system, please call your Invisible

Fence professional immediately.

The ICT 725 Transmitter is microprocessor con-

trolled and designed to work with an Invisible Fence

Computer Collar to contain your pet within the areas that

you select, or to teach your pet to avoid specific areas such

as a flower bed, garden or pool.

To operate, plug the transformer into the transmit-

ter power jack at J1, and then plug the 12v AC trans-

former into a 110v AC* electric outlet.

* Users with other electrical sources should ask

their Dealer for the appropriate adapter.

ICT 725 Transmitter Installation continued

ICT 725 Transmitter

Features and Functions

The ICT 725 Invisible

pet containment sys-

tem is designed for systems up to 3,000 feet of loop

wire and up to 150 feet of twisted pair.

The ICT 725 has a green LED to indicate that

power is on and there is no break in the loop wire.

This LED is ON for 1 second and then OFF for 4

seconds. The LED turns red when the transmitter is

in battery backup mode. The ICT 725 has both an

audible and visual BreakAlert

. Should a break

occur in the loop wire, the green/red LED will stay

on without blinking and the BreakAlert will sound

an alarm. This alarm will continue until the break is

repaired, or the unit is turned OFF; disconnected

from the 12v AC transformer. The ICT 725 also has

a course and a fine signal field adjustment knob,

and a switch that changes the channel of operation

between 10k, the UP position and 7k, the DOWN

position.

Lightning and surge protection is provided by

an LP Card that is plugged into the right side of the

circuit board. The signal from the transmitter must

pass through the LP Card to the signal loop wire. If

the LP Card is damaged or removed from the circuit

board the LED will stay on without blinking and the

BreakAlert will sound as previously described.

Another feature of the ICT 725 is internal bat-

tery backup circuitry, that will charge an external

12v battery. With a charged 12v battery the ICT 725

will power the loop if AC electric power is lost.

Removing the ICT 725 Cover

To remove the cover on the transmitter,

hold the base cover of the transmitter in one

hand and, using the thumb and index finger of

your other hand, gently compress the top and

bottom of the top cover plate and remove it.

To replace the cover on the ICT 725, line up

the two tabs on top of the cover plate with the two

insert slots, located on the top of the base, and insert

the tabs into the slots. Lock the cover in place by

inserting the bottom tab of the cover plate into the

bottom slot of the base.

The Signal Field

Invisible Fence

transmitters produce a coded,

low power radio signal which travels from the

transmitter, along the signal field loop wire and

back to the transmitter to produce an Invisible

Barrier

wall. This signal is what activates your

pet’s receiver collar.

The ICT 725 transmitter functions only when

the signal loop wire forms a continuous loop. The

signal field is created where two sides of the wire

are separated and cancelled where two sides are

kept close together. Should a break occur in the sig-

nal field loop wire, the signal field will be lost and

the system will cease to function.

Planning the Installation

The ICT 725 pet containment system is

designed for signal loops up to 3,000 feet long and

with up to 150 feet of twisted pair. There is no haz-

ard in touching or exposing the wire because the

wire carries only low voltage electricity.

Mount the transmitter in a dry location, near a

grounded 110v electric outlet that offers easy

access to the outside. A garage or basement is the

best location. If you are not sure whether your out-

let is grounded or not, contact your local Invisible

Fence professional or an electrician. For easy

mounting on a wall, use #8 or #10 pan-head sheet

screws through the 4 mounting holes in the base

of the transmitter case.

Caution: Never install a system

or any equipment during

a thunder or electrical storm.

Connecting the Loop Wire

To connect the signal loop wire

to the ICT 725 transmitter, strip

approximately 1/4 inch of insulation

off each end of the loop wire. Twist

the ends of the wire to keep the strands

together. Using your thumb, push

back and down hard on the tabs

located on top of the loop

wire connector, the wire con-

nector on the right side of the

circuit board, and put one of

the stripped ends of the loop

wire into each of the slots in

the base of the connector.

Either end of the wire

may be put into either

slot. Take care that a

strand from one wire

end does not touch the

other wire end or the

other connector slot.

ICT 725 Transmitter Installation continued

Installing the Signal Loop

The signal loop wire is the actual

boundary of the“fenced”area.

Because of limited space, it is not

represented here in scale.

Note: You will need to apply pressure

to push down the tabs on the wire

connector; the connector will not break, so do

not be concerned about pushing too hard.

When the ends of the wire are in the slots of

the loop wire connector, release your thumb and

the loop wire will automatically be crimped into

the connector.

To remove the loop wire from the connector,

push back and down on the white tabs on the con-

nector and pull the ends of the loop wire out.

Caution: Before starting any work,

you must unplug the 12v AC

transformer and turn off the electric service

at the circuit panel.

Connecting the Grounding Wire

to the ICT 725 Circuit Board

Put the grounding wire pin into the square

screw clamp marked EARTH on the transmitter

circuit board. Be careful not to push the pin too far

through the connector. The grounding wire pin

must not touch any other component on the circuit

board. Use a flat head screwdriver with a 1/8 inch

wide blade to tighten the connector screw only

enough so that it is snug against the ground wire

pin. Then tighten the screw an additional 1/4 turn.

Note: DO NOT tighten the screw

more than a 1/4 turn when tightening

the grounding wire screw clamp.

Over tightening the screw that holds the

grounding wire pin may shear off or fracture

the EARTH ground connector and greatly

reduce the quality of the electrical connection.

A sound earth ground connection is essential

and required for lightning protection and

the safety of the system.

Caution: Never use a transmitter

when the EARTH ground connector

on the circuit board is partially sheared

or fractured.

Grounding Instructions to an Electric Outlet

Check to make sure that the LP Card is

plugged into the LP connector on the right side of

the transmitter circuit board.

Remove the screw that holds the cover on the

110v electric outlet. Put this screw through the

grounding wire ring terminal. Then put the screw,

with the ring terminal through the outlet cover plate

and secure it in the outlet. The grounding wire must

be on the outside of the outlet cover when you

replace it. If the cover plate screw is plastic, replace

it with a size 6-32 x 1/2” oval-head metal screw.

ICT 725 Transmitter Installation continued

Grounding the System

Important: During the grounding procedure, make

certain that the screw and mating outlet threads are

clean. All foreign substances like paint, corrosion,

grease, and dirt must be removed. There must be

metal to metal contact of the mating threads. Also,

the underside of the cover plate screw and the ring

terminal must be clean. If the surfaces appear cor-

roded, scrape, wire brush, or sand each thoroughly,

or replace them.

Grounding Instructions

to a Ground Fault Interrupter, GFI

Definition: A ground fault interrupter pro-

vides a function similar to a circuit breaker. When

it detects a ground fault in the circuit’s electric cur-

rent the GFI trips and cuts the power. A ground

fault is an abnormal electrical condition which is

not desirable.

1. Remove the outlet cover plate.

2. Remove the bottom screw holding the GFI

outlet in the junction box.

3. Put the screw through the grounding wire

ring terminal.

4. Refasten the screw, with the ring terminal

on it, to the GFI junction box and tighten it.

5. Notch the bottom edge of the cover plate

approximately the size of the 12 gauge grounding

wire. Bend the wire to fit into the notch and reat-

tach the cover plate keeping the wire in the notch.

DO NOT make any sharp bends

in the grounding wire.

An LP Card helps protect the transmitter from

lightning and surge damage. The LP Card must be

plugged into the Loop LP connector for the signal

to be transmitted to the signal field loop wire.

ICT 725 12v AC Transformer

Only use the 12v AC transformer provided

with the ICT 725 by your authorized Invisible

Fence

professional, Invisible Fence part num-

ber100-0018-01.

Specifications:

INPUT: 120vAC 60Hz 33.5W

OUTPUT: 12vAC 1667mA

UL/CSA CLASS 2 Transformer

UL listed/CSAcertified

This transformer will accommodate the power

requirements needed to properly power the ICT

725. Using any other transformer that is not autho-

rized by IFCO Enterprises, Inc. may result in a mal-

function of the ICT 725 system.

NOTE: Before setting the signal field,

always remove the pet's Computer

Collar

first, then remove the ICT 725 cover.

The signal field is what activates your pet's

Computer Collar. The signal field can be set to var-

ious distances from the loop wire depending on the

layout and size of your property. The average set-

ting of the signal field is 6 to 10 feet wide.

Check to be sure that the transmitter is turned

on and that the channel of operation switch is set to

same frequency as the receiver collar, 10k or 7k.

The switch is labeled SW1, the 10k setting is UP

and the 7k setting is down.

There are two signal field adjustment knobs

on the ICT 725 circuit board. The right knob is the

course signal field adjustment, and is numbered 1

to 10. The left knob is the fine tune signal field

adjustment, and is also numbered 1 to 10. Turning

Grounding the System

continued

Setting the Signal Field

the signal field adjust-

ment knobs clockwise

increases the width of

the signal field. By

first tuning the coarse

signal field adjust-

ment and then using the fine tune signal field

adjustment, you can set the width of the signal field

to the desired distance. For example, on a one acre

property, the fine tune adjustment can be used to

move the signal field, which has been set by the

coarse adjustment, to protect a planter or exclude a

walk or driveway.

These adjustments do not alter the level of

correction from the receiver; they change the width

of the signal field sent out from the signal field

loop wire.

Checking the Signal Field

You can check the width of the

signal field by holding a Computer

Collar

parallel to the loop wire. Hold it at

the same height and angle that your pet

will be wearing the collar. Approach

the wire. The Computer Collar will

sound a warning when it

reaches the edge of the

signal field.

Note: A Computer Collar has

a fail safe mechanism. The

Computer Collar receiver will go

through three complete cycles of

10 seconds on and 10 seconds off

before it shuts down. It will not reactivate

until it is taken completely out of the the

signal field and then brought back into it.

A 12v battery connected to an ICT 725 will

power the signal field loop in the event of a power

outage. A 12v battery with a 5.0 Ah (amp hours)

rating will power the system for approximately 10

hours with the signal set at maximum. The greater

the amp hours (Ah) and/or the lower the signal

field is set, the longer the system will function

without AC power.

The green LED will turn red indicating that

AC power is lost and the system is operating in bat-

tery backup mode.

Recommended Batteries

All are 12v, 5.0Ah.

Power Mate

, PM1255;

Power Sonic

, PS-1252;

Panasonic

, LCR12V5P;

Cel-Con, PN 90195; available from

your Invisible Fence

professional.

Note: The 12v lead acid battery

has a five year shelf life,

and should be replaced, whether engaged

often or not, after that time.

Important: The battery will take five times

its projected operating time to fully charge. A 5.0

The battery will take about 50 hours to charge to

full power. Charging of the external battery occurs

while the system is operating normally on AC elec-

tric power.

Note: NEVER leave the 12v battery

directly on the floor or ground.

This may lead to premature battery failure.

USE ONLY approved lead acid batteries.

Using non-lead acid batteries or batteries

with improper voltage can damage both the

transmitter and the battery.

Select a location for the battery near the trans-

mitter, but not on the floor or the ground. Put the

battery on a shelf or in a battery box.

Installing a Battery Box

1. Hold the battery box on the wall where you

are going to mount it. Use the box as a template and

mark the position of the 4 screw holes on the wall.

Drill 4 small pilot holes in the wall where the

screws will go.

2. Lace a 12” wire tie around the inside of the

battery box running the tie all the way around the

box to form a “U”.

3. Attach the wires to the battery.

One Red wire, the positive (+) lead, and one

Black wire, the negative (-) lead, are used to help

eliminate confusion.

Setting the Signal Field

continued

Installing a Battery Backup

Connect the spade quick-connect on the RED

wire to the positive (+) terminal of the 12v battery.

Connect the spade quick-connect on the

BLACK wire to the negative (-) battery terminal.

4. Put the battery in the box and secure it by

pulling the wire tie tight around it.

5. Align the battery box with the battery over

the pilot holes in the wall taking care that the wires

from the battery are in one of the exit notches.

Fasten the box to the wall with 4, #10 pan-head

sheet metal screws.

6. Attach the wire connector from the battery

to the transmitter.

The battery backup wire connector is located

on the transmitter circuit board between the LED

and the 12v AC power jack. The two position head-

er-connector is on the lower left side of the circuit

board. The plug holds the two inboard ends of the

leads that run to the battery, and each wire’s out-

board end has a spade quick-connect attached to it.

The connector and the plug are designed so

that the plug will only go into the connector one

way, making it nearly impossible to reverse the bat-

tery connections on the transmitter circuit board.

A 2amp fast-blow fuse is installed on the cir-

cuit board to protect the battery and the circuit

board from improper installation. If the battery is

connected incorrectly it will cause the fuse to blow.

Caution: DO NOT mix up the RED

and BLACK wires running from

ICT 725 transmitter to the battery.

Detecting Low Voltage in the 12v Battery

The voltage of a fully charged 12v battery is

continuously monitored by a microprocessor.

When this microprocessor senses that the voltage

of the battery has dropped to between 11v DC and

9v DC, the transmitter sounds an alarm. The alarm

is a one second beep that sounds once a minute.

The alarm will continue until AC power is

restored and the battery voltage has been recharged

to more than 11v DC. The alarm can be manually

disabled by disconnecting all power, both the 12v

AC transformer and the battery, for 10 seconds.

After 10 seconds, reconnect the battery first and

then the transformer.

NOTE: When the alarm is manually

disabled it will not sound during a

second power outage unless the battery has

reached a charge of greater than 11v DC.

How long it takes the battery to recharge

to 11v DC depends on how low the battery

voltage has dropped and what the signal field

setting is. The lower the voltage and the

higher the signal field setting, the longer

the battery will take to recharge to 11v DC.

NOTE: The battery will take five

times its projected operation time to

charge. The 5.0 AH battery will take about 50

hours to charge to full power. Charging of the

Installing a Battery Backup

continued

external battery occurs while the system is

operating normally on AC electric power.

When the voltage of the battery drops too low

to produce a signal field, the alarm will sound con-

stantly and the LED will not be lit.

CAUTION AND CARE

An Invisible Fence

Computer Collar

will not work unless:

1. You train your pet as prescribed in the

“Invisible Fence Safe Dog

Training Manual”.

2. The Computer Collar is worn snugly on the

neck under the lower jaw.

3. The Computer Collar is

adjusted so that the posts are

touching your pet’s skin.

4. The Power Cap

battery in the Computer

Collar receiver is fresh and

installed properly,

see “Changing the

Computer Collar

Battery”, on page 9.

5. The transmitter

is on, connected to

the signal loop wire, and

producing a signal field

along the loop wire.

6. The loop wire is intact and continuous.

The following precautions should also be taken:

1. Always remove your pet’s Computer

Collar before making any adjustment to your

Invisible Fence system.

2. Gradually allow your pet to become

accustomed to its new Computer Collar.

Remove the collar every night during the first

month and periodically thereafter. This will

ensure proper fit and avoid the possibility of any

irritation that the posts may cause to the skin.

3. Check the Computer Collar near your

television set(s). Although the receiver has a

decoding circuit, some televisions may pro-

duce a coded signal similar to the Invisible

Fence signal and can cause the receiver to acti-

vate if it is placed close to a television.

4. DO NOT secure the

posts in the receiver with

any kind of glue or adhesive.

ALWAYS use the post

tightening tool to tighten

the receiver posts.

5. Check the transmitter periodically to

make sure that it is operating properly and pro-

ducing a signal. For more information, refer to

the section “Checking the Signal Field” on

page 6.

6. DO NOT, under any circumstances,

use this product for any purpose other than

that stated in this manual. Invisible Fencesys-

tems are designed for animal use only.

Features and Functions

Computer Collar receivers are water resistant,

microprocessor controlled units powered by a spe-

cial 3v lithium Power Capbattery.

A Computer Collar can be used with all ICT

series, AT950, and IFA12 transmitters. Computer

Collar receivers are available with SuperDog

pro-

tection. Computer Collar receivers are also avail-

able with shunts which reduce the output of a

receiver for small pets who are shy or timid.

A Computer Collar is also available with

remote strips, which distribute the correction to

two additional contact points. Remotes are most

often used for dogs who regularly challenge the

Invisible Barrier

limit around a protected area.

Fitting the Computer Collar

To work properly, the contact posts on the

Computer Collar receiver must touch your pet’s

Installing a Battery Backup

continued

Short, Long, and

Short-Space Receiver Posts

Computer Collar

receiver with

short-space posts.

Computer Collar

Receivers

skin. Posts are available in three different sizes

to ensure a proper fit for every pet: short, 1/2

inch; long, 3/4 inch; and short-spaced posts.

Adjust the collar so it’s snug enough to slide one

finger between a post and your pet’s neck. The

receiver should be positioned underneath your

pet’s neck with the posts pointing up and the top

of the receiver pointing forward, toward your

pet’s nose. Periodic adjustment of the Computer

Collar may be necessary as a pet’s coat, weight

and age change.

Changing the Computer Collar

Power Cap

Battery

It is very important for proper operation that

the receiver always has a fresh battery. Minimum

battery life can be reduced by several factors,

including lower temperatures, the number of times

a pet challenges the system, and the fit of the collar

on the pet’s neck. Each Invisible Fence

profes-

sional should recommend a schedule for changing

receiver batteries. We recommend that you ask

your Dealer about a battery replacement plan.

Note: Invisible Fence recommends

that a customer subscribe to a

battery replacement plan where fresh Power

Cap batteries are mailed directly to them on

a regular schedule.

Your Invisible Fence professional can

determine the most appropriate schedule

for you.

The Power Cap battery is a replaceable 3v

lithium battery with a unique plastic screw cap. On

average, the battery should be changed every 3 to 4

months. But battery life depends upon outside tem-

peratures and how often the dog or the customer

tests the system. In cold weather, it may be neces-

sary to replace the battery more often.

Also, Invisible Fence receivers are water

resistant, not waterproof. In particularly humid cli-

mates or when the dog has access to creeks, pools,

etc., water may get trapped in the battery compart-

ment. A small rubber O-ring around the battery cap

will minimize water invasion, but if you think that

the battery compartment is getting wet, take the

battery out of the Computer Collar receiver when

the dog is not wearing the col-

lar. This will allow the battery

and the compartment to dry.

To remove an old Power

Cap battery from a Computer

Collar receiver, use a small,

thin coin in the slot on top of the

battery and turn it counter clockwise.

The battery will rotate out of the

chamber. Never use a screwdriver

to remove or tighten the battery

because you may strip the plastic

head on the cap.

Note: Remember, before you replace

the Power Cap battery, you must wait

for a full five minutes for the Computer Collar

microprocessor to recycle after removing

the old battery.

To install a new Power Cap, line up the lugs

on the cap with the grooves in the opening of the

cap chamber. Gently put the Power Cap into the

chamber while turning it clockwise. Finally, use a

small, thin coin in the slot on the top of the battery

to turn the battery clock-

wise until the slot on

the battery cap is lined

up with the two small

raised tabs on the bot-

tom of the receiver.

When the new Power Cap is in, wait 10 sec-

onds before taking the receiver into the signal field

to give the receiver time to recycle.

Follow these directions exactly or the

Computer Collar

Receivers continued

Make sure that the Computer Collar is snug

enough for the posts to touch your pet’s skin.

Be sure that you

can still work

a fingertip

between the skin

and the post.

Computer Collar

Receivers continued

Computer Collar receiver may not activate prop-

erly. To maintain optimum performance, we rec-

ommend that you periodically test the battery.

WARNING: The Power Cap

made of soft, protective material.

The use of unnecessary force may damage it

and render it inoperable. DO NOT open the

Power Cap, dispose of it in fire, recharge,

heat above 212˚F (100˚C), or expose the

contents to water. Doing so can cause leakage

or explosion and lead to personal injury.

Power Cap Battery Tester

We strongly recommend that customers who

use a Computer Collar, obtain a Power Cap battery

tester. At least once a month, check the receiver

battery with the Power Cap battery tester to insure

that your pet will stay out of areas that it is sup-

posed to, and remain safely within the Invisible

Boundary

limit.

The Power Cap battery tester measures the

internal resistance of the 3v lithium Power Cap bat-

tery. The red and green LEDs indicate how much

life is left in the battery.

To test the Computer Collar battery with the

Power Cap battery tester, remove the Power Cap

battery from the receiver and put it into

the Power Cap battery tester. When

the battery is good, the green

and red LEDs on the tester will

both light. If there is no light

or a dimly lit red LED on the

battery tester, the battery needs

to be replaced.

WARNING: The use of any battery

other than a battery authorized by

IFCO Enterprises, Inc., can cause a

Computer Collar to operate erratically.

The use of an unauthorized battery in an

Invisible Fence

Computer Collar will void

the manufacturer’s warranty on the collar.

•

Dead or weak receiver

battery

•

Collar not adjusted properly

•

Break in wire(s)

•

Power not supplied to

transmitter or power is out

•

Pet needs additional training

•

Signal field is too narrow

•

Break in wire

•

Loop wire not connected to

transmitter

•

LP not plugged into LP

connector

•

Power surge to unit

•

No power from outlet or

battery back up

•

Transformer plug loose or

disconnected

•

Power surge to unit

•

Dead receiver battery

•

Loop(s) turned off

•

Receiver battery in back-

wards (positive side should

be facing cap, R5000 only)

•

Signal field setting is too low

•

7K-10K channel switch on

transmitter not set the same

as the receiver

SYMPTOM

CAUSE

Pet Getting Out

Beeping Sound

& LED Steady

(Green or Red)

LED Not Lighted

(Green or Red)

Receiver

Not Working

Service Diagnostic Questions

If a problem occurs after the installation is com-

plete, first check the “Service Diagnostic Questions”

above to try to determine what the problem may be. If,

for any reason, your Invisible Fence

system still does

not operate as described in this manual or if you

encounter any difficulty training your pet, call your

Invisible Fence professional immediately.

LOOP WIRE SPECIFICATIONS

ICT 725

Protected Area 0 to 8 acres 8 to 12 acres

Feet of Loop Wire 400 to 2500 2500 to 3000

Feet of Twisted Pair up to 150 up to 150

Wire Size 14 AWG 12 AWG

Jacket PE .045” (1.14mm )

Wire Specifications

Service Diagnostics

Wire Specs and Service

The signal field loop wire is solid or stranded

copper, insulated wire, which carries a harmless

radio signal. There is no hazard in touching or

exposing the wire because the wire carries only

low voltage electricity. Some installations are

unique. These measurements are guidelines for typ-

ical installations.

Important Warnings

1. WARNING: Occasionally an animal

cannot be trained to avoid crossing the

Invisible Boundary

. Sometimes even a properly

trained animal may cross the boundary.

Therefore, IFCO Enterprises, Inc (IFCO), IFCO's

Distributors and Dealers cannot guarantee that the

system will, in all cases, keep Customer's animal

within the established boundary. Accordingly,

if Customer has reason to believe that his or her

animal may pose a danger to others or harm itself

if it is not kept from crossing the boundaries,

Customer should not rely solely upon the system to

keep the animal from crossing the boundary.

2. WARNING: The control panel

component of the system includes visual

and audio signals to warn of a system malfunction,

and is therefore intended to be installed in a place

where such signals may be easily seen and heard.

If the control panel is installed in an enclosed box

or in a place not readily accessible to Customer,

Customer will forfeit the benefits of the system's

warning functions for which IFCO, IFCO's

Distributors and Dealers assume no responsibility.

3. WARNING: Some persons claim

that the shock from an electronic receiver

collar can provoke an animal to become aggressive,

and possibly to attack or bite. Customer is hereby

warned to be alert for growling, snarling, biting, or

other aggressive behavior by any animal using the

system, especially during training.

If any such behavior is observed, particularly if it

appears to be associated in any way with the

system, Customer should immediately stop using

the system, unplug the transmitter, and contact

your local Invisible Fence

Dealer or IFCO

Enterprises, Inc.

Reported incidents have typically involved:

1) dogs with pre-existing aggressive tendencies;

and

2) other provocation at the time of the incident.

Reports to IFCO alleging such incidents are

rare, less than one in 10,000,

or 0.01% of the time.

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FCC ID # KZ31CT250 “This device complies with Part 15 of the

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1.

This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must

accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesirable operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.”

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