The SureFlap Microchip Pet Door identifies your pet by reading their unique identification microch...The SureFlap Microchip Pet Door identifies your pet by reading their unique identification microchip, making it suitable for larger cat breeds and small dogs. No collar is required for microchipped pets. It is compatible with all international microchip formats and can store up to 32 microchip numbers. The door runs on 4 x C-Cell batteries, providing power for over 12 months. It features a two-part construction for easier installation and fits into doors up to 6cm thick without additional accessories. The pet door can also be installed in glass from 3mm to 6cm thick, though a glass mount adaptor is required for all glass installations. For pets that are not microchipped, the SureFlap collar tag can be used. The flap opening dimensions are 178mm (W) x 170mm (H). The door and wall mounting dimensions are 207mm (W) x 234mm (H), with the exterior frame measuring 262mm (W) x 281mm (H). The tunnel depth is 70mm. For glass installations, a circular hole of 300mm is required. The SureFlap Microchip Pet Door prevents unwelcome pets from entering by storing up to 32 pet microchips or tags. It works with all European chips (9, 10, and 15-digit chip numbers) and can be used with an RFID collar tag if your pet is not microchipped. The door features a claw-proof design and a double locking security mechanism that activates when foreign animals attempt to enter. It also includes a magnetic closure and 6 additional custom modes, such as 'In only', 'Out only', 'Fully locked', and 'Curfew mode'. The product is battery-powered, with battery life lasting up to 12 months, and has a coverable LCD display for easy programming and an LED low battery indicator. A 3-year guarantee is included. The microchip recognition can be deactivated. The dimensions are: Total: 26.2 x 28.1 cm (W x H), Required hole size: 20.7 x 23.4 cm (W x H), Entrance size: 17.8 x 17 cm (W x H), Tunnel depth: 7cm. Installation is suitable for all doors, windows, and walls. A mounting adaptor for glass windows (purchased separately) is available, covering holes with a 29.4cm to 32cm diameter. Tunnel extensions (purchased separately) can be fitted for wall installations, with each element extending the tunnel depth by 5cm. A draught excluder is included. The package contains the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap, 1 RFID collar tag, screws of 3 different lengths, and a user manual. Batteries are not included.
This guide is for pet owners seeking to give their cats or small dogs greater freedom while keeping unwanted animals out. The SureFlap Microchip Pet Door offers selective entry, recognizing your pet's microchip for secure access. Keep in mind that for glass installations, a separate adapter is required.
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Brand
SureFlap
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I register my pet's microchip?
Follow the instructions in the user manual to program your pet's microchip into the door's memory. This typically involves pressing a button and scanning the chip.
What if my pet isn't microchipped?
You can use the SureFlap RFID collar tag, which is included in the package, to allow your pet access.
What kind of batteries does it use?
The door uses 4 x C-cell batteries.
How long do the batteries last?
The batteries can last for up to 12 months, depending on usage.
Can I install this in a glass door or window?
Yes, but you will need to purchase a separate glass mount adapter.
What are the dimensions?
Total: 26.2 x 28.1 cm (W x H), Required hole size: 20.7 x 23.4 cm (W x H), Entrance size: 17.8 x 17 cm (W x H), Tunnel depth: 7cm
What if an unwanted animal tries to enter?
The door's selective entry system will prevent them from entering, and the double locking mechanism will activate.
Is there a warranty?
Yes, a 3-year guarantee is included.
Troubleshooting
Pet is not entering the house.
Check if the microchip is registered and that the door is not in a locked mode. Try repositioning the door and/or adjusting the sensitivity.
Door is not recognizing the microchip.
Ensure the microchip is properly scanned and registered. Try a fresh set of batteries. Make sure the chip number is correctly entered. Check if the pet's microchip has migrated from the injection site.
Door not closing securely.
Inspect for obstructions. Check the locking mechanism for damage. Ensure the batteries are providing sufficient power.
Low battery indicator is on.
Replace the batteries with new C-cell batteries.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Prevents unwanted animals from entering your home.
Offers multiple entry and exit modes for greater control.
Easy to install in most doors.
Long battery life.
Suitable for larger cat breeds and small dogs.
Compatible with all international microchip formats.
Cons
Requires a separate adapter for glass installations.
Batteries not included.
May require training for pets unfamiliar with pet doors.
Additional tunnel extensions are needed for thicker walls.
The initial cost can be higher than standard pet doors.
May not suit very small pets due to flap size.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Ensure you have the necessary tools (measuring tape, saw for door modifications if needed).
Installation: Follow the detailed instructions in the user manual for door or wall installations.
Microchip Registration: Program your pet's microchip into the door's memory.
Testing: Test the door's functionality with your pet.
Compatibility
Microchips: Compatible with all international microchip formats (9, 10, and 15-digit chip numbers).
Pets: Suitable for cats and small dogs.
Doors/Walls: Fits doors up to 6cm thick. A glass mount adapter is required for glass installations.
Accessories: Compatible with SureFlap RFID collar tags.
Care
Cleaning: Wipe the door with a damp cloth.
Maintenance: Regularly check and replace batteries.
Security: Ensure the door's locking mechanism functions correctly.