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product_id: 4701641
title: "PetSafe Electronic Pet Door - Rust-Proof Programmable Smart Collar-Activated Dog or Cat Entry - Easy Installation & Space-Saving Design - Large - Fits Pets Up to 100 lb"
brand: "petsafe"
price: "AED 883"
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reviews_count: 7
category: "Pet Safe"
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# 4 D-cell battery powered 5 programmable collar keys Fits 1.5-2" thick doors PetSafe Electronic Pet Door - Rust-Proof Programmable Smart Collar-Activated Dog or Cat Entry - Easy Installation & Space-Saving Design - Large - Fits Pets Up to 100 lb

**Brand:** petsafe
**Price:** AED 883
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Unlock freedom for your furry VIPs—because they deserve smart access!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PetSafe Electronic Pet Door - Rust-Proof Programmable Smart Collar-Activated Dog or Cat Entry - Easy Installation & Space-Saving Design - Large - Fits Pets Up to 100 lb by petsafe
- **How much does it cost?** AED 883 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ae](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/4701641-petsafe-electronic-pet-door-rust-proof-programmable-smart-collar-activated)

## Best For

- petsafe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petsafe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Pet Friendly:** Program up to 5 pets with unique electronic keys.
- • **Easy DIY Installation:** Fits wood, metal, PVC, or paneled doors 1.5-2 inches thick—no pro needed.
- • **Rust-Proof Durable Design:** Built to withstand weather and time with rust-resistant materials.
- • **Large Capacity & Space-Saving:** Accommodates pets up to 100 lbs with a sleek, compact footprint.
- • **Smart Collar-Activated Access:** Only your pets get in—no strays, no hassle.

## Overview

The PetSafe Electronic Pet Door is a collar-activated, programmable entry system designed for dogs and cats up to 100 lbs. Featuring a rust-proof frame and electronic flap with auto-locking, it supports up to 5 unique pet keys for secure, hands-free access. Battery-powered and easy to install in doors 1.5 to 2 inches thick, it offers a space-saving solution trusted by pet owners for over 25 years.

## Description

The PetSafe Electronic Pet Door offers smart, secure, and hands-free pet access with a collar-activated pet entry system that gives your dog or cat their own key to their home. This automatic pet access panel includes one Electronic Pet Door Key that attaches to your pet’s collar and unlocks the door when they approach, ensuring only your pets can enter to keep out strays and wildlife. The programmable smart pet entry system supports up to five collar sensors, making it ideal for multi-pet households. Designed with a durable plastic frame and rustproof pet access components, this smart door mount features an electronic flap system and auto-locking system for added security. The battery-powered unit operates on 4 D-cell batteries (not included), and some models include a collar key that uses a PetSafe RFA-67 battery. With user-defined access settings, you can set access per collar tag or switch to fully locked or unlocked modes. With a large flap for pets weighing up to 100 pounds, this space-saving design is easy to install into standard paneled, wood, metal, or PVC doors 1½–2 inches thick. For wall installations, the wall conversion kit is available and recommended. With Freedom Flap technology and smart locking, the PetSafe Electronic Pet Door offers a safe and reliable solution for everyday outdoor pet routines. Since 1988, PetSafe has been driven by a simple belief: safe, healthy pets lead to happier lives for pets and their families. For over 25 years, we've been dedicated to enhancing the lives of pets and the people who love them, treating every pet as a cherished family member and delivering life-changing innovations designed to enrich every moment. With U.S. roots and a global reach, our vet- and trainer-recommended products are built for every pet and backed by exceptional customer support. From backyards to dog parks, we're on a mission to create fields of joy for happy, healthy, and safe pets.

Review: Much better than expected....so far. **Updated--still great** - I reluctantly purchased this doggie door after reading all the terrible reviews, as a last resort. We are a family of cat lovers who inherited a dog when a family member passed away and are learning to live with him. He had a doggie door his entire life before us but when we took him in we chose to try to train him to ask to go outside so our cats didn't get out. We spend 2 years trying to train him and all we ended up with is a wall in our hallway that needed sheetrock replaced because he peed on it repeatedly and LOTS of frustrations. We decided to try a regular doggie door and see how our cats did going out because we couldn't find any electronic doggie door with even semi-good reviews. The cats loved going out but one started roaming too much and another one loved to hunt and brought us lots of half dead animals (lizards, mice, moles and SNAKES). We also had 2 stray cats decide to wander in our house in the middle of the night. Waking up to a strange animal in your house is no fun. I include these things for anyone considering a traditional doggie door who has never had one. On to the Petsafe electronic door. We ended up having our handyman install the door so I can't really comment on installation. We were installing in a metal door and didn't have the tools to cut through the door so I didn't even try. I had read a comment on here about making sure the door was level and passed that along to him. He said he put it in and was having a bit of trouble getting it working right so he loosened the screws and re-leveled to get it working. This makes me think being level is quite important, as would make sense for a swinging door. We have had this door for a week now and it is working great for us. It makes a pretty loud click when it unlocks. This scared the dog a bit in the beginning but he is used to it now. He has to be in the range for about 15 seconds for the door to unlock. The range can be adjusted so maybe it would open quicker if I adjusted it but I like it taking him standing in range for a bit for it to unlock so it doesn't unlock every time he walks by. In the beginning he would try to get out the door before it was unlocked but has now learned to wait for the click to know it is unlocked. To teach him to go out the door I held the door open and showed him it was just like his old doggie door. When I tried to get him to go out on his own he didn't seem to understand that he could open it by himself as this door seals tightly unike a flap door. I gave him a little nudge from behind a couple of times to push his nose into the door and he quickly realized he could open it this way. Next, I stood outside the door and gave him treats when he came out, then moved back inside and did the same. It took about 5 days for him to get really comfortable with the door but now he uses it just fine. We have not had any issues with the door not opening when it is supposed to. It has not gotten stuck once. It closes quickly behind him and locks in about 15 seconds. So far our cats have not tried to go out behind him, but I do realize this is a very real possibility. The door is pretty loud when it locks/unlocks and swings so thus far the cats have only investigated from a distance. So far we love the door and it has saved my sanity (I couldn't take another half dead animal coming in my house, my kitties roaming off and getting injured, or another midnight visit from a strange animal) but, I am still a bit skeptical. With so many bad reviews I am just waiting for this thing to break any day. I will update this review if my opinion changes from my current 5 star rating. ****Update August 6, 2012**** At this point I would give this product more than 5 stars if I could! We have not had a single problem with it, I'm not sure if this is luck on our part, but I'm not questioning it :-). It has never gotten stuck or locked our dog out or in. I had to change the battery in the collar today. A red light came on on the collar unit to notify me it was dead, I replaced it and it worked just the same again. One of our cats has learned to go out of the door, in fact he has trained the dog to let him out when he wants out (it took him about a month to figure it out). He will meow at the door like something important is going on until the dog comes to check it out. The dog then stands there confused trying to figure out what the cat is yelling about and unlocks the door for him. As soon as the cat hears the click he is out the door! Whoever said dogs are smarter than cats hasn't lived with both ;-). This really hasn't been an issue because he always comes back quickly and hasn't yet trained the dog to let him in so I have to let him back in (the doggy door is in the garage so I know he always has a safe, cooler place to go) preventing him from bringing any of his half dead prey in the house with him. Our other 2 cats still have no interest in going near this door even though they used to go out the regular doggy door all the time. I think the noise of it still scares them, they are both more timid than the fearless hunter who has it all figured out. If you are like me and questioning this door because of the terrible reviews, I think it is definitely worth a try, just make sure you are precise in installing the door.
Review: This WILL NOT last you. Customer service won't care. And goooooodbye energy savings. - DO NOT IGNORE THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS! There is no way this door will serve as anything more, than just a temporary solution. You WILL be searching for a new one soon, and might as well have flushed your money on this down the drain. Just go with a regular doggie door. I found immediately that there was 0 reason to buy something electronic over manual, by about the second day. And after a year and month, I came home to find the door snapped off, and a wide gaping hole in my door. Whoever designed this decided it was a great idea to make the hinges plastic. Well give those some time in the sun to get brittle, and you too will come home to find a hole in your door. Upon contacting customer service, I received "Well it's past the year warranty, so there's nothing we can do. We'd be glad to help you buy another." Sure. Let me spend another $100 to buy a year's worth of non-holed door. Yeah I get it...it went past the year they covered it. But those plastic hinges WILL go out, and this company knows that. WHY get this one and guarantee yourself another doggie door expense in a year or two? What's worse, you'll have cut a hole in your door for this thing, and will have to worry about cutting a new hole for another brand. Because I guarantee you will be buying another brand. -After thinking it was the most amazing invention ever that I needed to have, I found no need for the electronic feature on this door. Nice in theory, not so much in practice. If you attach their collars, you will hear the door snapping loudly open, and then closed, every single time the dog is anywhere near. That wouldn't be so terrible, if this thing wasn't a battery vampire, and the sound of the snapping didn't signal dollars flying out of your pockets. 4 massive batteries, every 3 or so months. And that was AFTER I shut off the automatic feature, and only opened/closed it manually twice a day. If you buy this door, it will be sucking that money out of you for as long as that lasts (fortunately....that shouldn't be much more than a year). More than likely you'll be like me, grow tired of the automatic feature, and just open close it on your own...so why not save the battery money and just get a regular doggie door? Who needs such a high maintenance doggie door? -My door flat out snapped OFF. I could almost guarantee yours won't last much longer without the door snapping off. But even if it didn't break in that manner, it's only a matter of time before the electronics go out on it. So why add additional things that can go wrong? If you're going to be manually telling it to stay shut, or to stay open (as I was), then you might as well just get a manual one, and never have to fear the day a gear is going to go out. -It's drafty. I must have lost a few hundred bucks in heating / cooling on this thing (no really. I was bewildered at first, and called the electric company to yell at them about it. "I haven't changed my habits from last year to this! I never saw a bill above $70 before, now I can't seem to see anything below $100! You crooks!"). "Locked", merely means the door will move down, and a few teeth will lock in at the bottom so it doesn't swing anymore. It is NOT sealed around the edges. If you are a prude about having an efficient home like me, you'll despise feeling the cold pouring into your house in the winter, and the air conditioning pouring out in the summer. All they had to do was put some plastic sleeves on the sides for the door to tuck into. They didn't. Just don't bother folks. Buy a quality manual one, and be done with doggie doors for the remainder of the time you're in that house. I bought a Perfect Pet All Weather door to replace this (more expensive though), and that thing is awesome. Muuuuuch better about being sealed. And if I want to close it? Just slide a sturdy piece of plastic into the holders. No more worrying about how I'm eating through another 4 batteries. No more worrying about the day it stops working and leaves your dogs locked in/out. Furthermore, they sell slides that have alarms on them to let you know if someone opened it.

## Features

- Easy DIY Installation: The PetSafe Electronic Pet Door installs in wood, metal, PVC or paneled doors 1 1/2" - 2" thick, with a wall installation kit available for added flexibility
- Smart Pet Access: Collar-activated pet entry with auto-locking system ensures only your pets enter; great for multi-pet homes with up to 5 programmed keys
- Battery-Powered Convenience: Runs on 4 D-cell batteries (not included), and some models include 1 Pet Door Key with an RFA-67 battery for hands-free, everyday pet access
- Global Mission, Local Care: With U.S. roots and worldwide reach, PetSafe delivers vet- and trainer-recommended solutions and exceptional customer support to create fields of joy for pets
- 25 Years of Trust: Since 1998, PetSafe has created safe, innovative, and trusted products that bring joy, enhance pet lives, and support the lifelong bond between pets and their families

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000WJ0IGA |
| ASIN  | B000WJ0IGA |
| Batteries  | 1 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,978 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #28 in Dog Doors |
| Brand Name | PetSafe |
| Closure Type | Lock |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (4,380) |
| Date First Available  | October 15, 2007 |
| Department  | Pet Supplies |
| Dog Breed Size | Large |
| Frame Material | Plastic (ABS or PVC) or metal |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729849107090 |
| Included Components | PetSafe SmartDoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Type Name | PetSafe Electronic Pet Door - Collar Activated Dog and Cat Door - Small Door with Electronic Pet Key |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Item model number  | PPA11-10709 |
| Manufacturer | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer  | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PPA11-10709 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty. |
| Material Type | Insulated UV sun protection material (flap) |
| Maximum Compatible Thickness | 2 Inches |
| Minimum Compatible Thickness | 2 Inches |
| Model Number | PPA11-10709 |
| Product Dimensions  | 8.6 x 3.25 x 27.1 inches; 1 Pounds |
| Size | Large |
| Target Audience | Cats, Dogs |
| UPC | 729849107090 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 100 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PetSafe
- **Color:** White
- **Material:** Insulated UV sun protection material (flap)
- **Mattress Thickness:** 2 Inches
- **Size:** Large

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have 2 dogs and a new, indoor cat.  Dogs are up to 32 #'s.  Can this door allow dogs to go out but not the cat?  I'm assuming I'd need the large door.**
A: Yes you can. I have a ragdoll mix cat and she is not allowed to go out either. We have the PetSafe SmartDoor and it works great. It was pretty easy to train our dog to use it too.

**Q: can you activate door with cell phone**
A: Yes! I found an easy way.
Buy a Switchbot (on Amazon for about $30). And buy a Switchbot Hub Plus (on Amazon for about $60). The switchbot is basically a little robot box, whose sole function is to press a button. Position it over the Mode button on the Dog Door (the switchbot already has an adhesive sticker that works perfectly). On the switchbot app, change the push duration (amount of time the switchbot holds the Mode button before releasing) to 3 seconds. That’s how long it takes to cycle the dog door from one mode to the next (lock, unlock,automatic). You can now control the Switchbot (and your dog door) with your phone if you are within Bluetooth range of it. 
Now, set up the Switchbot Hub Plus. Now you can control the switchbot on your phone (on the Switchbot app) no matter where you are (because now it’s linked to WiFi instead of Bluetooth). There you go! Took me awhile to figure this out, but I was tired of paying someone to come to my house every day while I’m at work to let the dogs out. (I don’t like them sitting in the backyard barking all morning, waking my neighbors up). So I unlock the dog door from my phone at lunch time and my dogs then have access to the backyard until I get home. Although I could theoretically lock it again later if I watch them on my security camera to see that they are both inside. I don’t even need to use the Smart Collar things that come with the dog door.

**Q: My dog loves to go in the pool.  Is the collar sensor waterproof?**
A: Thank you for your question! The SmartKey™ that the door uses is fully waterproof and submersible.

**Q: Can this be mounted on a wall instead of a door?**
A: Hi AJ,Yes, but you would need to order an additional Wall Entry Kit which for the large SmartDoor is part # MPA11-12020, you can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B004AM5RY8/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1435613044&sr=8-1&keywords=MPA11-12020&condition=newThanks, EZDogFences

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Much better than expected....so far. **Updated--still great**
*by J***T on May 4, 2012*

I reluctantly purchased this doggie door after reading all the terrible reviews, as a last resort. We are a family of cat lovers who inherited a dog when a family member passed away and are learning to live with him. He had a doggie door his entire life before us but when we took him in we chose to try to train him to ask to go outside so our cats didn't get out. We spend 2 years trying to train him and all we ended up with is a wall in our hallway that needed sheetrock replaced because he peed on it repeatedly and LOTS of frustrations. We decided to try a regular doggie door and see how our cats did going out because we couldn't find any electronic doggie door with even semi-good reviews. The cats loved going out but one started roaming too much and another one loved to hunt and brought us lots of half dead animals (lizards, mice, moles and SNAKES). We also had 2 stray cats decide to wander in our house in the middle of the night. Waking up to a strange animal in your house is no fun. I include these things for anyone considering a traditional doggie door who has never had one. On to the Petsafe electronic door. We ended up having our handyman install the door so I can't really comment on installation. We were installing in a metal door and didn't have the tools to cut through the door so I didn't even try. I had read a comment on here about making sure the door was level and passed that along to him. He said he put it in and was having a bit of trouble getting it working right so he loosened the screws and re-leveled to get it working. This makes me think being level is quite important, as would make sense for a swinging door. We have had this door for a week now and it is working great for us. It makes a pretty loud click when it unlocks. This scared the dog a bit in the beginning but he is used to it now. He has to be in the range for about 15 seconds for the door to unlock. The range can be adjusted so maybe it would open quicker if I adjusted it but I like it taking him standing in range for a bit for it to unlock so it doesn't unlock every time he walks by. In the beginning he would try to get out the door before it was unlocked but has now learned to wait for the click to know it is unlocked. To teach him to go out the door I held the door open and showed him it was just like his old doggie door. When I tried to get him to go out on his own he didn't seem to understand that he could open it by himself as this door seals tightly unike a flap door. I gave him a little nudge from behind a couple of times to push his nose into the door and he quickly realized he could open it this way. Next, I stood outside the door and gave him treats when he came out, then moved back inside and did the same. It took about 5 days for him to get really comfortable with the door but now he uses it just fine. We have not had any issues with the door not opening when it is supposed to. It has not gotten stuck once. It closes quickly behind him and locks in about 15 seconds. So far our cats have not tried to go out behind him, but I do realize this is a very real possibility. The door is pretty loud when it locks/unlocks and swings so thus far the cats have only investigated from a distance. So far we love the door and it has saved my sanity (I couldn't take another half dead animal coming in my house, my kitties roaming off and getting injured, or another midnight visit from a strange animal) but, I am still a bit skeptical. With so many bad reviews I am just waiting for this thing to break any day. I will update this review if my opinion changes from my current 5 star rating. ****Update August 6, 2012**** At this point I would give this product more than 5 stars if I could! We have not had a single problem with it, I'm not sure if this is luck on our part, but I'm not questioning it :-). It has never gotten stuck or locked our dog out or in. I had to change the battery in the collar today. A red light came on on the collar unit to notify me it was dead, I replaced it and it worked just the same again. One of our cats has learned to go out of the door, in fact he has trained the dog to let him out when he wants out (it took him about a month to figure it out). He will meow at the door like something important is going on until the dog comes to check it out. The dog then stands there confused trying to figure out what the cat is yelling about and unlocks the door for him. As soon as the cat hears the click he is out the door! Whoever said dogs are smarter than cats hasn't lived with both ;-). This really hasn't been an issue because he always comes back quickly and hasn't yet trained the dog to let him in so I have to let him back in (the doggy door is in the garage so I know he always has a safe, cooler place to go) preventing him from bringing any of his half dead prey in the house with him. Our other 2 cats still have no interest in going near this door even though they used to go out the regular doggy door all the time. I think the noise of it still scares them, they are both more timid than the fearless hunter who has it all figured out. If you are like me and questioning this door because of the terrible reviews, I think it is definitely worth a try, just make sure you are precise in installing the door.

### ⭐ This WILL NOT last you. Customer service won't care. And goooooodbye energy savings.
*by J***E on December 16, 2014*

DO NOT IGNORE THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS! There is no way this door will serve as anything more, than just a temporary solution. You WILL be searching for a new one soon, and might as well have flushed your money on this down the drain. Just go with a regular doggie door. I found immediately that there was 0 reason to buy something electronic over manual, by about the second day. And after a year and month, I came home to find the door snapped off, and a wide gaping hole in my door. Whoever designed this decided it was a great idea to make the hinges plastic. Well give those some time in the sun to get brittle, and you too will come home to find a hole in your door. Upon contacting customer service, I received "Well it's past the year warranty, so there's nothing we can do. We'd be glad to help you buy another." Sure. Let me spend another $100 to buy a year's worth of non-holed door. Yeah I get it...it went past the year they covered it. But those plastic hinges WILL go out, and this company knows that. WHY get this one and guarantee yourself another doggie door expense in a year or two? What's worse, you'll have cut a hole in your door for this thing, and will have to worry about cutting a new hole for another brand. Because I guarantee you will be buying another brand. -After thinking it was the most amazing invention ever that I needed to have, I found no need for the electronic feature on this door. Nice in theory, not so much in practice. If you attach their collars, you will hear the door snapping loudly open, and then closed, every single time the dog is anywhere near. That wouldn't be so terrible, if this thing wasn't a battery vampire, and the sound of the snapping didn't signal dollars flying out of your pockets. 4 massive batteries, every 3 or so months. And that was AFTER I shut off the automatic feature, and only opened/closed it manually twice a day. If you buy this door, it will be sucking that money out of you for as long as that lasts (fortunately....that shouldn't be much more than a year). More than likely you'll be like me, grow tired of the automatic feature, and just open close it on your own...so why not save the battery money and just get a regular doggie door? Who needs such a high maintenance doggie door? -My door flat out snapped OFF. I could almost guarantee yours won't last much longer without the door snapping off. But even if it didn't break in that manner, it's only a matter of time before the electronics go out on it. So why add additional things that can go wrong? If you're going to be manually telling it to stay shut, or to stay open (as I was), then you might as well just get a manual one, and never have to fear the day a gear is going to go out. -It's drafty. I must have lost a few hundred bucks in heating / cooling on this thing (no really. I was bewildered at first, and called the electric company to yell at them about it. "I haven't changed my habits from last year to this! I never saw a bill above $70 before, now I can't seem to see anything below $100! You crooks!"). "Locked", merely means the door will move down, and a few teeth will lock in at the bottom so it doesn't swing anymore. It is NOT sealed around the edges. If you are a prude about having an efficient home like me, you'll despise feeling the cold pouring into your house in the winter, and the air conditioning pouring out in the summer. All they had to do was put some plastic sleeves on the sides for the door to tuck into. They didn't. Just don't bother folks. Buy a quality manual one, and be done with doggie doors for the remainder of the time you're in that house. I bought a Perfect Pet All Weather door to replace this (more expensive though), and that thing is awesome. Muuuuuch better about being sealed. And if I want to close it? Just slide a sturdy piece of plastic into the holders. No more worrying about how I'm eating through another 4 batteries. No more worrying about the day it stops working and leaves your dogs locked in/out. Furthermore, they sell slides that have alarms on them to let you know if someone opened it.

### ⭐ Review
*by A***A on December 20, 2021*

Ich kann die ganzen guten Bewertungen leider überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. An den Seiten ist leider ein Spalt, sodass die Lift sehr stark durchzieht. Zudem konnte ich nicht finden wie man die den Hunden implantierten Chips speichert. Zuletzt muss ich leider sagen dass ich die Qualität für den Preis wirklich schlecht finde.

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