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Petsafe Rfa-67d 6-Volt Batteries, Set of Four (4) | 
 enlarge | Brand: PetSafe
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $10.95 (On sale from $14.24)
New (2) from $10.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 1183
Media: Misc.
MPN: rfa-67
ASIN: B0012M657M
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Very fresh batteries in a convenient set of 4 for one LOW PRICE! | | • | For PetSafe Fence, Bark and Training Collars | | • | Only $4.52 Shipping! | | • | Your total price per battery is $3.87. |
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Product Description
Compatible with PetSafe Wireless Instant Fence Collars (PIF-275), Radio Fence Wired Fence System Collars, Bark Collars and Comfort Fit Remote Trainers. Check your collar model or call with questions about compatibility.
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| Customer Reviews:
Okay batteries March 25, 2008
The batteries work fine and last a long time. The first one I had lasted over a year. The only complaint I have is that they are a bit hard to find and are kind of a pain because you just can't go and buy any battery that fits these products, but you have to specifically buy these. so, i guess that's not a problem with the batteries, per say, but whatever.
Petsafe Wireless Fence and Batteries for Dog Collars March 1, 2008
I am very pleased with our Wireless Fence. It has trained all of my dogs, some none too bright, mind you, to stay on our property like nothing else has done. Two of our dogs would often explode out of the door if we weren't being super alert, take off into the wooded area next to our home and not come back for days when we first adopted them from the shelter and before we could fully train them. Now they don't even try to leave the property. One 'beep' from the collar is more than enough to get them to stay on our property so I do not have to worry about them getting out and getting lost or causing an accident by runnning out in front of cars.
I am not completely pleased with the batteries for the wireless dog collar, being expensive and exclusive - only these batteries work with this particular unit's collar. Although they 'lock' onto the collar by a turn of the battery with a screwdriver or coin, if the dogs play too rough the batteries will often come off the collar into the grass of their long play area and being black are not always easy to find again. Fortunately, the dogs have had the collars for almost a year and are well conditioned to stay on the property now, even when the collar isn't working properly (they don't try to test out the boundaries anymore and one dog is utterly convinced that it is actually the little white flags that come with the unit, used for marking the boundaries, that are the problem!)
So these batteries do work well if they are properly locked in the collar, do last a long time *if* the dog isn't testing the unit all the time in trying to escape (as the collar gives off static charge to correct the dog, of course the battery loses power, but if it isn't being used except to beep occasionally as a warning that the dog is getting close to the boundary, they last about two and a half to three months on our dogs) However, these are the only possible batteries one can use in the collar. One cannot purchase them just anywhere, but only at certain pet stores or farm-supply stores or online sites and that is very inconvenient if you need a new battery quickly. They do cost a lot, although online I can now find them a little more cheaply even taking into account shipping vs the cost of the gas to drive out to the only area store that carries them.
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