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Owner’s Guide
PCC-100 & PCC-200
3. Starting at the end of your twisted wire,
run your single strand of wire around
your property as you have designed
ending back again at the end of your
twisted wire.
4. Twist one end
of your bound-
ary loop to
one end of the
twisted wire
with a wire
nut. Repeat
with the remaining loose ends. Using
the waterproof splices, push each wire
nut as far down into the gel as possible
and secure lid.
Check to ensure that
there are only two wires for each
splice used.
PLEASE NOTE:
Using just wire nuts or
electrical tape will not keep moisture
from interfering with your system’s
performance. Use the supplied gel-fi lled
splice housings.
5. Insert the other ends of your twisted
wire in the wall-mount transmitter as
shown. Tighten screw terminals taking
care not to over tighten.
6. It is recommended that you ground
your transmitter. Connect the ground
terminal (center screw wire connec-
tion) on the transmitter to a ground rod
(via electrical wire) located outside of
the house with ground rod material and
depth as recommended by National
Electrical Code.
The alternative way is to connect the
ground terminal on the transmitter
to the center screw on the AC outlet
via electrical wire (center screw is
ground). The outlet used must be
grounded to be effective.
An experienced pet fence dealer, tv
technician or electrician can help
should you have concerns regarding
the proper grounding of this equipment.
Twisted Wire
To Transmitter
Boundary
Loop
Splice
Ground
Wire
Twisted
Wire
AC In
