Fencing overview

Our Anti-Intrusion Security Electric Fencing is cutting-edge technology.

Our system is based on SHOCK-RESISTANT TAPE, and includes energizers, insulators, posts, tensioners, and a wide range of stainless steel accessories, allowing for all types of solutions.

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The same principle applies to wildlife—don't try to confine them, but instead build protective fencing around certain areas. This works for wild boar, which our complete system successfully deters, protecting corn fields that are typically ravaged from late July through early September. Though the system may seem costly, it saves considerable money for those who install it to protect their fields! We have also achieved excellent results with fallow deer and cervids with different construction specifications. In certain parts of Africa, our fencing serves as protection against dangerous animals like hippopotamuses and elephants.
Over the years, we have accumulated extensive experience with wildlife through collaborations with national parks, territorial hunting authorities, and provincial administrations focused on environmental conservation.

Our service, therefore, goes beyond simply supplying wildlife systems—we also provide expert consultation to install the best system and optimal solution for all different animal species.

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WILD BOAR
WOLVES
CERVIDS
FOXES AND MUSTELIDS
BEARS
RABBITS AND HARES

Increasingly, humans—by disrupting natural laws and eliminating natural predators of many animal species, forcing wildlife to live in delimited zones—must now protect crops, plantations, roads, and areas where these animals would easily find sustenance.
Our ecological electrified barrier, tested and used from Canada to the African savanna, with its complete range of accessories, successfully and effectively addresses this need, having been chosen and used by numerous hunting authorities throughout Italy. Its ease of use and low operating costs make it the only viable solution for natural wildlife control, appreciated by all ethologists and naturalists. Our system should not be viewed as a cage, trap, or coercive device, but rather as protection. The electrical impulse perceived by the animal that touches it becomes a warning and an "invisible" obstacle that dissuades further attempts without causing injury or harm; when an animal walks on soil and touches the fence, it completes the circuit and receives the electrical impulse.
For that animal, that point becomes an impassable barrier: our tapes are extremely robust and withstand the initial attacks from wildlife attempting to break through without yielding.

Very quick to install, with low acquisition and maintenance costs. The concept is based not only on mechanical strength—withstanding about 400 kg of force—but also on the fact that the animal becomes respectful and avoids it, not even touching it after the first experience with the current.

FIRST: Electricity will sting the animal every time it attempts to approach the fence. Our electric fences, when properly installed, follow this principle. Each application has its own specific characteristics.

SECOND: The visual barrier (created by the tape) represents a clearly visible and wide obstacle to the animal, making it difficult to pass. When the animal attempts to cross the electrified fence, its instinct reminds it: "No, the fence there is too painful, I cannot pass through; I must find another way out." To meet this need, at least two or three heights of tape are necessary, positioned at the correct heights: 15, 30, and 50 cm from the ground!

THIRD: Using specially designed nets, the deterrent effect of electricity is combined with the physical ability of a specially designed net to contain the animal. A great success!

If you put one finger in an electrical outlet, you won't get a shock! But if you put two? The energizer is designed to transform and pulse, starting from the 220V of mains power or 12V or 9V of batteries, multiplying the voltage by 40 or more in the case of batteries, while reducing the amperage to just a few hundredths of an Ampere.

For the system to function, it consists of two wires. The first, which we call "ground," has a special post inserted into the soil that transforms the ground into a gigantic conductor.

The second, the phase, is attached to the tape. When the animal arrives and touches the tape, because it walks on the ground, it momentarily connects the ground to the phase, which is why it receives the shock.

Send us the measurements of the land to be fenced; we'll design your Security Shock-Resistant Fence together

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