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How The Electronic Pet Door Works
Traditional pet doors give the dog freedom to come and go, but they do not keep undesired elements out of the house such as cold weather and leaves like an electronic pet door can. In addition, while a regular dog door will let your dog in too, only the automatic dog door will close and lock after your dog is inside, maybe saving it from attacks from other dogs or mean children. How They Function Although they can vary a bit from manufacturer to manufacturer, these doors usually work in the same way. The dog has to wear a collar, which in turn emits an infrared or a magnetic frequency; this frequency can be picked up by the door's sensors and it causes the door to open. It doesn't matter if your dog approaches the door from inside the house or outside of it; the door will open itself and then it will lock itself again. There are some types which include a remote control that let the owner keep the door closed or opened regardless of where the collar is. A electronic pet door has sensors that can even detect the size of the being that approaches it, telling human from animal, and thus it won't open for burglars, even if they somehow get hold of the collar. Price Price will not only depend on the material and size of the automatic dog door, but also on the number of features it has, with prices ranging from $40 to up to $700. Other features include battery back up and different locking options. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com The electronic dog door is powered by normal electrical current or by batteries. It is always locked when not in use, keeping other animals and bad weather outside. Depending on the specific electronic pet door the user will be able to access different features. |
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