Tools And Supplies Required; Fitting In Metal - SURE petcare SURE FLAT microchip cat flap Manual De Usuario

Fitting your cat flap in a metal door
Before you begin
It's important to check whether your door contains a metal plate or thin metal foil before fitting.
This is because the presence of metal can effect the performance of the cat flap.
Doors containing metal include:
- Metal skin doors
uPVC coated metal doors often look the same as standard uPVC doors and you may
need to look carefully where the panel has been cut.
Metal door handles or letter boxes should not cause a problem and for most cases any interference
from doors containing metal will be unnoticeable as the read range will still be sufficient. To reduce
the risk of interference we recommend cutting a slightly bigger hole for the cat flap.
The step-by-step guide will explain how to do this.

Tools and supplies required

Ruler
Spirit level
Blu Tack
The screws and screw caps provided
Step-by-step guide
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- Metal garage doors
Sharp pencil
Electric jigsaw
Protective eye-wear
To ensure your cat has unhindered access through the cat
flap, measure the height from their tummy to the floor. Mark
this height on your door, as this will help you to align the hole.
Attach a ball of Blu Tack (or similar adhesive putty) to each
rear corner of the external frame so that you can attach it to
the door and use it as a template.
Stick the external frame to the door and use the mark you made
for the height of your cat's tummy to align the inside bottom
edge of external frame. Use a spirit level to ensure it is level,
then run a sharp pencil around the outside of the frame.
Now mark your cutting line 5mm (3/16'') inside the line you
just traced. Once complete, rub out the original traced line if
you can so that you don't get confused.
- Security doors
accessory
Cat Flap Mounting Adaptor
Electric drill with a 6mm (1/ 4 '') drill bit
Cross head screwdriver
- uPVC coated metal doors