PetSafe® Microchip Cat Door

With advanced selective entry technology, the PetSafe® Microchip Cat Flap has been designed to give your cat easy access to the outside world while preventing unwanted cats and other animals from entering your home.

Using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, the door works by recognizing your cat's unique microchip ID without the need for a collar or accessories. When your cat approaches the door, it responds and allows only your cat to enter. The door remains locked and denies entry to cats that are not programmed, as well as wild animals, pests, and stray cats.

The door is also equipped with a practical manual 4-way lock, which allows you to control access for programmed cats.

Main features

• for animals up to 8 kg
• rigid, transparent plastic flap
• durable plastic frame
• uses 4× AA batteries (not included)
• battery life up to 1 year
• suitable for wooden, PVC, and metal doors
• ability to program up to 40 microchips
• Reinforced, double automatic lock with 4-way manual locking
• battery discharge indicator

Door size chart

• The dimensions are approximate only; the exact dimensions are listed on the template included in the product packaging.

Frequently asked questions:

• How do microchip cat doors work?
  The microchip door only opens for cats that have a programmed microchip or Microchip Cat Door Key. The door works with 15-digit microchip numbers and can read all FDX-B, 977, and 985 microchips.
• What is an FDX-B microchip?
  The FDX-B microchip is a 15-digit numerical microchip containing only numbers, no letters. It is read at a frequency of 134.2 kHz and is recognized by most universal scanners worldwide. It is an NCAC-approved microchip, also used for registration with the Canadian Kennel Club. This type of microchip is required for travel to many destinations, such as the United Kingdom, Europe, and Australia.
• Which microchip brands are compatible with microchip cat doors?
  Compatible microchip brands are: Datamars/PetLink, HomeAgain, AVID, 24 PetWatch, AKC Reunite, and Banfield.

Advantages

• Allows cats to move freely in and out
• Prevents unwanted cats and other animals from entering
• Works with FDX-B microchips (15 digits) without the need for a collar
• RFID technology for secure identification of individual cats
• Manual 4-way lock for access control
• Easy installation in wooden, PVC, and metal doors

Disadvantages

• None

Package contents

• Interior frame
• Exterior frame
• Template for cutout
• Screw caps
• Screws
• Manual

Technical specifications are subject to change without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.