What Is a PE 900 2T Transmitter?
If you own a PE 900 e-collar system and want a second handheld remote—or you’ve lost the original—the PE 900 2T Transmitter is designed to solve that without replacing the whole system. A 2T system means two remotes operate on the same frequency, giving you flexibility in how you use your e-collar.
The PE 900 2T Transmitter is a replacement part that you program to work with your existing system. It’s a practical option for households where two people handle the dog, for large properties where you want a remote in more than one place, or simply as a backup in case the primary remote goes missing.
PE 900 2T Transmitter at a Glance
- PE 900 2T Transmitters: The PE 900 2T Transmitter is a replacement handheld transmitter that turns your existing system into a 2T system (two remotes on the same frequency) or replaces a lost remote. This tells you the transmitter is not a standalone device; it works with your current PE 900 receiver, so you don’t need to buy a full new system.
PE 900 2T Transmitters - PE 900 2T Transmitters: 2T transmitters are manufactured on the same frequency and must be purchased as such to work together. Before ordering, confirm that the replacement transmitter is the correct frequency for your existing system. Mismatched frequencies won’t pair, so this is a critical compatibility check.
How to Set Up Your PE 900 2T Transmitter
The exact programming steps depend on your receiver model, but the general process is straightforward. Here’s what to keep in mind based on the supplied information:
- Confirm frequency compatibility: Since 2T transmitters are manufactured on the same frequency and must be purchased as such, verify that your new transmitter matches your receiver’s frequency before attempting to pair them.
- Program the transmitter to your receiver: The transmitter is designed to be programmed with a new replacement part, meaning you’ll follow your system’s standard programming procedure to link the two. Refer to your receiver’s manual for the exact button sequence.
- Test the connection: After programming, do a quick test to confirm the transmitter communicates with the receiver. This is a checkpoint to ensure the frequency match is correct before relying on it in the field.
When a 2T Transmitter Makes Sense
A 2T system is especially useful in a few common scenarios. If you have a large property, you can keep one remote in an out-building and another in the house, so you’re never without control. It’s also handy for couples or training partners who each want their own remote. And if you’re prone to misplacing things, having an extra transmitter can save you from a frantic search before a training session.
That said, a 2T transmitter only works if you already have a compatible PE 900 system. If you’re starting from scratch, you’ll need to purchase a full system first. Also, note that you cannot program a single transmitter to create a 2T transmitter set—you need the actual 2T units, which are manufactured on the same frequency.
What to Check Before You Buy
Before ordering a PE 900 2T Transmitter, verify that your existing system is a PE 900 series (or compatible model). The transmitter is designed to work with existing systems, not as a standalone remote for other brands or series.
Also, confirm the frequency. The supplied information states that 2T transmitters are manufactured on the same frequency and must be purchased as such. If you’re unsure which frequency your system uses, check your receiver or original documentation.
Finally, consider the transmitter’s condition if buying used. The PE 900 2T Transmitter is a replacement part, so it should be new or in good working order to ensure reliable performance.
