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We are company located in Shenzhen City of China. We design, produce, sell and install a proven, affordable, latest technology and highly effective high voltage Perimeter Security Electric Fence System to protect your property and ensure that intruders do not unlawfully enter your property. It is the first line of defense and enhances the ability to detect and respond to break-ins or intrusion immediately. The intruder will get a short, sharp, painful but non-lethal, safe high voltage (5,000 volts – 10,000 volts) electric shock once the intruder touches or cut any of the electric fence wires. An alarm will immediately triggered by siren and alarm revolving light when intruder touches or cut any of the electric fence wires.

An electric fence can provide many uses, from containing livestock and keeping unwanted intruders out of your garden.

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How Electric Fencing Works

Electric fences operate by applying high voltage pulses of electrical energy to conductive wires. When an animal touches these wires, the current flows through to the ground and causes the animal to receive an electric shock. The fence does not necessarily act as a physical barrier but instead relies upon the animal associating it with an electric shock, and subsequently learning to avoid it.

Where to use Electric Fencing Electric fencing is a useful method of protecting selected areas, particularly high value crops, susceptible to extensive badger damage. The decision to use an electric fence will depend upon the extent of damage, the value of the area to be protected and the cost to purchase, erect and maintain the length of fencing required. Occupiers considering the use of electric fencing must weigh up each of these factors and make a decision based on the specific nature of their problem.

Erecting fences The strained-wire fence system is constructed of four electrified parallel conducting wires at heights of 10, 15, 20 and 30cm above the ground. The wires, which are all live, are held by adjustable plastic insulators supported on metal stakes. The stakes can be placed up to 10m  apart, although ground undulations may dictate closer spacing. Where the fence line bends, anchor posts should replace the normal metal stakes. The whole system is tensioned at a reel post placed at the end of the fence.

The Electric Fence must be attached to an energiser, which can be mains, battery or even solar or wind powered. The energiser is responsible for generating a pulse of electrical energy along the conductive wires. When the fence is touched by a badger, it is this pulse that produces the electric shock. There are many models of energiser available depending on the power supply and output required, the fence length and the type of animal to be managed.

A good earthing system is essential to ensure that the electric pulse can complete its circuit and give the badger an effective electric shock. Ideally, a copper earth stake should be used which penetrates at least 1m into the ground, preferably where damp. The earth stake is usually placed close to the energiser for ease of connecting the two. In extremely dry conditions, it may be necessary to use a number of electrically connected earth stakes set 3-5m apart.

Ideally, fences should be erected to surround fully the area to be protected. If this is not practical a strip fence, which extends well beyond either end of the problem area, may be used. Prior to erection, a 0.5m wide strip should be mown along the fence line or the vegetation killed off using an approved herbicide. This ensures that the conducting wires are kept clear of vegetation that would otherwise short circuit the system, thereby draining power and reducing efficiency.