Cat Mate 360 Microchip Cat Flap, Brown, Selective Entry for Up to 30 Cats

Cat Mate 360 Microchip with Decals is a brown selective-entry cat flap that recognizes registered pets and gives you control over when they can go in or out.

• Reads compatible pet microchips or a Cat Mate ID Disc — lets recognized pets use the flap.
• Stores registrations for up to 30 cats — accommodates a multi-cat household.
• Four access settings — choose locked, open, entry only, or exit only.
• Self-lining design fits openings through doors or windows up to 85 mm (3 in) thick — suits a range of installations.
• Brush-sealed flap with magnetic closure — helps limit draughts and provides rain protection.
• Uses 4 AA batteries, providing up to 12 months of operation — a low-battery indicator signals when power is running low.

Give your cat controlled access to the outdoors while limiting entry by other cats and animals. This flap is made for homes where pets need different access arrangements at different times, including households with more than one registered cat. Its selective-entry system works with each pet’s unique microchip or a Cat Mate ID Disc, while the manual lock settings let you decide how the doorway operates.

How does the Cat Mate flap control which pets can enter?

The flap reads a pet’s microchip or Cat Mate ID Disc and allows access to recognized pets. Programming is done with a button, and a flashing LED confirms that a microchip or ID Disc has been registered. The four-way lock gives you the choice to leave the flap open, lock it completely, allow entry only, or allow exit only.

• Registration capacity: up to 30 cats.
• Cat Mate ID Discs are sold separately.
• The settings let you manage entry and exit without changing the pet’s registration.

Which pets and microchips is this cat flap designed for?

It is designed for small-to-medium-sized cats and small dogs. Compatibility includes 15-digit ISO microchips and AVID microchips; 10-digit microchips and microchips containing letters are not compatible. The selective-entry function is intended to admit registered pets while helping keep other cats and animals out of the home.

• Use a compatible microchip or a Cat Mate ID Disc to identify a pet.
• The system can store up to 30 cat registrations.

Will the flap fit my door, window, or wall?

The overall frame measures 197 mm (7¾ in) wide by 246 mm (9 11/16 in) high; the required cut-out is 173 mm (6⅞ in) wide by 198 mm (7¾ in) high. The flap opening measures 145 mm (5¾ in) wide by 145 mm (5¾ in) high, so compare the opening dimensions with your pet’s size and the space available before installation.

It is suitable for single or multiple glazing, walls, and uPVC, metal, or wood doors. The frame is self-lining for installations through material up to 85 mm (3 in) thick. For a wall thicker than 2 in (5.08 cm), both the Cat Mate Elite Wall Liner (308W) and adapter (362W) are required and sold separately.

• Overall frame: 197 mm (7¾ in) wide × 246 mm (9 11/16 in) high.
• Cut-out: 173 mm (6⅞ in) wide × 198 mm (7¾ in) high.
• Flap opening: 145 mm (5¾ in) wide × 145 mm (5¾ in) high.

What helps the flap operate in everyday weather?

A fully brush-sealed flap and magnetic closure provide draught and weather protection, with the magnetic closure helping protect against rain. The flap has silent action. It runs on four AA batteries, which are not included, and provides up to 12 months of operation; a low-battery indicator helps you know when to replace them.

• Power source: 4 AA batteries, sold separately.
• Battery life: up to 12 months of operation.
• A low-battery indicator is built in.

This Cat Mate flap suits households with small-to-medium-sized cats or small dogs that need controlled access through a compatible door, window, or wall. Pet Mate has been a UK pet supplies retailer since 1986 and originated the concept of automatic pet feeders. With microchip recognition, selectable access settings, and a self-lining frame for installations up to 85 mm thick, this flap brings pet identification and entry control together.

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