Battery powered programmable cat flap. A multitude of gold collar key frequencies prevents entry to other cats, even those wearing a collar key. Can be upgraded to electric power. Transformer available separately. Requires 4 x AA (1.5v) batteries - alkaline recommended. Suitable for fitting in single pane glass and thin panel doors up to 6mm 1/4".

For bigger doors you can order 940 tunnel extensions, they are not a perfect fit but they can be squeezed in to convert a Staywell 30 in to a 31.

Universal Fitting

Unique coded Collar Key.

See Through Rigid Flap

4 Way Security Lock

Suitable for cats up to 7kg (15Ibs)

Overall Size: 241mm x 252mm (9 1/4" x 9 3/4")

Cut Out Size: Wood 168mm x 175mm (61/2" x 6 3/4")

Cut Out Size: Glass 212mm (8 3/8") Diameter

Maximum Pet Shoulder Width: 150mm (5 7/8")

Important - Please see fitting instructions before installing into metal or uPVC doors. It is not possible to cut holes in to existing glass, (single or double glazed units) because the glass will be toughened glass. You must therefore take your cat flap to a glazing company, who must reglaze the door, cutting the required hole in the glass before its toughened,  or remove the glass section and replace it with a new upvc panel.

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS FOR STAYWELL 30, STAYWELL 31 AND  STAYWELL 500 BATTERY OR MAINS OPERATED CAT FLAPS

2 GOLD KEYS ONLY

1. Ensure that the batteries have been left out of the unit for 10 minutes to allow the memory to clear.

2. Ensure all electrical appliances are switched off.

3. Insert 4 new AA non-rechargeable good quality batteries. The unit will emit a continual beeping noise.

4. Hold the gold key up to the clear flap with the arrow pointing towards the cat flap and press the programming button. Keep depressed until the unit emits a buzzing noise.

5. Keeping the key in position, remove your finger from the programming button. The unit should now be emitting a double-beeping noise. This means the key has been programmed successfully and can be removed.

6. Repeat steps 4 – 6 with the second key. (If you only have one key, simply follow the same steps with the key you have just programmed.)

Once both keys have been programmed the unit will stop beeping but the LED light will continue to flash signifying that the batteries have power.

If you have any further problems of if you have more than two cats, please contact our Consumer Service Team we happy to assist you.