The SureFlap DualScan Microchip Cat Flap is ideal for multi-cat households, offering control over ...The SureFlap DualScan Microchip Cat Flap is ideal for multi-cat households, offering control over pet access in and out of the house. It allows for individual pet settings, enabling you to restrict some pets indoors while letting others go outside. This cat flap prevents intruder animals from entering, reads a cat's existing identification microchip (no collar required), and is compatible with all international microchip formats. It can store up to 32 microchip numbers and runs on 4 x AA batteries for over 12 months. The DualScan technology features scanners on both the inside and outside of the home for selective entry and exit. It has a two-part construction for easier installation and fits doors up to 6cm thick without accessories. For glass installations, a glass mount adaptor is required. For pets without microchips, a SureFlap collar tag can be used. The cat flap also features a manual 4-way locking system (only in, only out, open both ways, or fully closed) and a claw-proof door for added security. It includes a low battery indicator and a 3-year guarantee. Batteries are not included.
This guide is for cat owners who want to give their cats freedom while keeping unwanted animals out. The SureFlap DualScan Microchip Cat Flap offers selective entry and exit control, using your cat's existing microchip for access. Keep in mind that for glass installations, you'll need a special adapter.
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SureFlap
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FAQs
How do I program my cat's microchip?
Follow the programming instructions in the user manual. Typically, this involves pressing a button and presenting your cat to the flap.
What if my cat doesn't have a microchip?
You can use a SureFlap RFID collar tag, which is sold separately.
How do I change the batteries?
Open the battery compartment and replace the 4 x AA batteries. Ensure correct polarity.
How thick can the door be?
The cat flap fits doors up to 6cm thick without the need for additional accessories.
Is the cat flap weatherproof?
Yes, it is designed to withstand various weather conditions.
What is the warranty?
The product includes a 3-year guarantee.
What if another cat enters my home?
The cat flap will only open for the microchips that have been programmed. Any cat that is not registered will not be able to enter.
Troubleshooting
Cat flap not recognizing the cat's microchip.
Reprogram the cat's microchip ID. Ensure the cat is close enough to the flap when entering or exiting. Check the batteries.
Cat flap not opening or closing smoothly.
Check for any obstructions in the flap mechanism. Clean the flap and surrounding area.
The cat is hesitant to use the flap.
Encourage the cat with treats. Prop the flap open initially to familiarize the cat. Repeat this process until the cat uses the flap without assistance.
Low battery indicator is on.
Replace the 4 x AA batteries.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides cats with freedom and independence.
Prevents unwanted animals from entering the house.
Easy to program and use.
Compatible with all common microchip formats.
Durable and secure design.
Long battery life.
Cons
Requires 4 x AA batteries (not included).
Glass installation requires a separate adapter.
May require training for some cats to use.
Not suitable for very small cats.
Initial setup may take some time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Insert 4 x AA batteries (not included).
Program your cat's microchip ID by following the instructions in the manual.
Install the cat flap in a door, wall, or with the appropriate adapter, a glass panel.
Compatibility:
Compatible with all common microchip formats.
Suitable for cats of various sizes.
For pets without microchips, use a SureFlap RFID collar tag (sold separately).
Care:
Clean the flap regularly with a damp cloth.
Check the batteries periodically and replace them when the low battery indicator lights up.