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Solo Automatic Pet Door - Moore Pet Supplies LLC

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Solo Automatic Pet Door - Moore Pet Supplies LLC
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The Solo Automatic pet door is one of the most reliable electronic pet doors on the market, due to the simplistic design and operation. One magnetic collar tag is included. This Solo can be installed through doors and walls. There are 10 pet opening sizes to choose from, accommodate any size dog breed on the market!
Solo Automatic Opening Pet Doors
For Doors & Walls
Model Info
Wall Models
Walls from 6.5" to 9"
Door Models
Fit Door up to 2" thick
Every Solo Purchase Includes 1-Collar Tag
Animation shows Solo Automatic Opening Pet Doors opening and closing.Animation shows Solo Automatic Opening Pet Doors opening and closing.
How the Solo Works:
When the Solo detects the pet tag the motor turns a pulley that winds up the cord. The steel locking pin retracts then the door lifts up for the pet to pass. When it is time for the door to come down, it must unwind from this pulley that has drag to it so there is no downward force, very safe and gentle. The last function of the cycle after the door closes is to shoot the steel locking pin back into the Solo 2x4 aluminum frame.
The Solo Automatic door is triggered by a magnet. There are no batteries or circuitry in the tag that your pet wears. It is a magnetic field that triggers the door to open. This method of triggering the door is what make the Solo so reliable. It doesn't matter if the collar tags get wet. Because they are only magnets, they are very inexpensive to replace if they are lost.
Animation shows Solo Automatic Opening Pet Doors opening and closing.
Characteristics of Operation
An important characteristic of the Solo is that when it is mounted in an area where you may have moving metal, you may see the door cycle. A good example of this is in a laundry room situation. The metal moving parts of a washer or dryer can trigger the Solo, even if the sensitivity to the unit is turned down very low. We advise customers that if this occurs, then simply turn off the Solo during times that you are doing laundry and the machines are running. Household appliances do not usually pose a problem, simply turning down the sensitivity of the unit. It is always a good idea to turn on the door prior to installation in the area where it will be installed to see if any of these concerns arise. Unlike most electronic doors, the Solo can be used in a metal door, but as in the example of the laundry room install, when you open that door to go in or out yourself, you will see the door cycle once. These characteristics for the most part do not interfere with use of the door by the pet, but are simply characteristics you will see depending on your install location.
Note: Some customers have had interference problems with the DogWatch in ground fence (FM Frequency based containment fence) and use of the Solo. This means that the collar tag that the dog wears can sometimes vibrate. The door will operate as normal. This vibration is the only characteristic reported.
Why A Solo Automatic Opening Door?
There are only a couple of automatic opening doors on the market. The Solo is made with construction-grade quality. It is designed to last...as you would expect with a higher costing door. Other similar designs use cheaper construction (plastic framing) and also use less than reliable methods in their collar tag technology. The Solo is reliable because of its magnetic triggering mechanism. Other brands have numerous problems in different weather conditions and climates.
The Solo is the most dependable electronic door on the market. The simple magnetic activation and mechanics result in reliable, repeated operation
Special Note About Magnetic VS. Sonic (other) tags:
Magnetic tags are RELIABLE. Other doors that use sonic frequency have problems when the collar tags get wet as well as having general reliability issues. If you invest in an automatic door, do the research. Check out the better business bureau, customer blogs online etc. You will find that the Solo Automatic is the only door with an unblemished 18 year track record of sales with Moore Pet Supplies LLC.
The Solo Automatic pet door is motor driven on the way up, but gravity driven on the way down. This means that even if your pet is still in the pet door when it comes back down, your pet will not be injured by the pet door. There are no motors or mechanisms forcing the pet door down into place.
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@bobdowney986 5 дней назад

I have bought 4 of these in the past because I liked them so much. You used to be able to purchase replacement parts specifically for what you needed. Now you must pay $160 for the rebuild kit even if just the rope wore out. I feel they're trying to drive people away from purchasing due to this. Again, I loved these doors up until now. I guess I'll get the High Tech Pet PX-2 now.

@BrianBohanna 7 лет назад

Now on number 2 in house number 2.. LOVE these units.. Worth every penny, and if you take your time, the install is extremely clean and attractive.

@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594 7 лет назад

I highly recommend these units...I am so happy with it. First I bought the fancy one that was on Tv....I had three dogs, was battling cancer, it was winter out, and the collar tag failed for one of the dogs. I think I have had my two doors since circa 2007, still working fine. Thank you solo pet door people, I love your product.

@kctyphoon 10 лет назад

This is a great product, the best door on the market. I wish i could say the same about the company that makes it. This product would be much better had the manufacturer not conspired with the company that produces the motor/transmission unit, to replace one gear of the otherwise all metal geared transmission with one plastic gear that wears out over time, FORCING you to buy an entirely new motor/transmission from Solo for about $100 a piece. You cannot even buy it from the company that makes it for less than half the cost due to a product agreement between the two companies.. So instead of being able to replace ONE GEAR for $2, you have no choice but to spend another $100 with SOLO, which has no problem with this.. I'm on my 3rd replacement all for the same gear that wears out, and every time i email solo asking why I need to keep doing this, I get no response..

@melaniewallace1289 6 лет назад

I agree that this is an awesome door, but the business is spectacularly less awesome iwhere customer service is involved. I’m on my second motor, the first having failed less than a year after actual use, but slightly over a year after purchase, I had bought the solo door, then decided to buy a new back door for the house, then decided to hire the job done. Anyway, I made a call to the company, hoping to reason with them since the actual installation could be proven with receipts from my contractor. The guy literally laughed me to scorn. I wasn’t trying to pull anything. It’s an expensive door. It had literally sat in a box untouched for a month, then was installed, and the motor failed roughly eleven months later. And the owner acted like I was trying to pull off a jewel heist. I considered yanking the door out with my bare hands, but decided to buy the motor. It’s a good thing the door is so good. That was several years ago, and I’m still working on that second motor-knock on wood. I just don’t think I’d go down this road again with this customer service if I have other options. Life is too short to deal with jerks.

@pipehittermedia699 6 месяцев назад

Are you still in business ?

@ericm.6837 7 месяцев назад

We purchased a door for over $1000. It worked for 18 months and a small spring broke. It's probably a 50 cent spring and he wanted to sell me a $160 rebuild kit with the motor and all parts. He claimed we had talked before (not the case, the spring broke the day before) and got irritated and hung up. He will not respond to e-mails or calls. I can't pay $160 everytime a part breaks. We will need to switch brands and start with a new door. A real disappointment and very expensive mistake.