TRESSON Underground Dog Fence Boundary Wire, 500 ft 22-Gauge Copper

TRESSON Underground Dog Fence Boundary Wire is made to extend an existing electronic pet fence, with a 22-gauge, 500-foot (152.4 m) coil for creating a larger buried boundary.

• Extends an existing fence by another 1/3 acre (about 0.135 hectares) — add room within the current system.
• Compatible with reputable electronic dog fence systems — use it as boundary wire for a dog or cat fence.
• Solid copper core with polyethylene sheathing — the jacket protects the wire from abrasion and corrosion.
• Made for burial 1–3 inches (2.54–7.62 cm) deep — place the boundary wire beneath the ground.
• Wire can be spliced — wire strippers, waterproof wire nuts, and gel-filled splice capsules are recommended for splicing.

When an existing electronic pet fence needs a larger boundary, the wire run is what lets the system define more ground. This coil is intended for that expansion, including boundaries for dogs and cats. It is a buried boundary wire, rather than a standalone fence system, and is meant to be used with a compatible electronic system already in place.

How much boundary can this wire add?

The 500-foot coil is intended to extend an existing above-ground fencing system by another 1/3 acre. That makes it useful when the current boundary needs to cover additional ground. Plan the wire route around the area you want the existing system to include.

• Wire length: 500 feet (152.4 m).
• Additional coverage: 1/3 acre (about 0.135 hectares).

What systems is TRESSON boundary wire compatible with?

TRESSON wire is designed for use with reputable electronic dog fence systems. Its intended role is to provide the buried boundary wire for an existing setup, and it can also be used for dog and cat electronic fence systems. Compatibility is for electronic fence systems; the wire does not function as a complete fence on its own.

• Use with a compatible electronic pet fence system.
• Suitable for dog and cat fence applications.

How do you install and splice the wire?

Bury the boundary wire 1–3 inches (2.54–7.62 cm) deep. A garden hoe or trencher and a lawn trimmer are named for installation work. The solid copper wire is easy to splice; wire strippers, waterproof wire nuts, and gel-filled splice capsules are recommended for making splice connections.

• Burial depth: 1–3 inches (2.54–7.62 cm).
• Wire construction: 22 gauge, solid copper core, polyethylene jacket.
• Sheathing is designed to resist abrasion and corrosion.

TRESSON Underground Dog Fence Boundary Wire suits pet owners who already have a compatible electronic fence and want to extend its buried boundary for dogs or cats. It provides a 500-foot copper-core wire coil with a polyethylene jacket for that expansion.