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Petsafe Wire Kit - 500 Ft. Solid
$49.99
Rolls of additional wire allow you to expand your containment system beyond the initial 500 ft. of wire that accompanies the In-Ground Fencing™ system kit. Each spool is 500 ft/150 meters of 20 gauge, solid core, burial-grade wire. Length of wire needed will vary due to the amount of twisted...
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Rolls of additional wire allow you to expand your containment system beyond the initial 500 ft. of wire that accompanies the In-Ground Fencing™ system kit. Each spool is 500 ft/150 meters of 20 gauge, solid core, burial-grade wire. Length of wire needed will vary due to the amount of twisted wire and layout used. For proper system performance, the splice connection must be waterproof. We recommend using gel-filled splice capsules and wire nuts (RFA-366) when splicing your additional boundary wire. Some splice capsules are included when you purchase the initial containment system kit and additional splice capsules are available through PetSafe's customer care only.
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