Electric fencing

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Our Safety Shock-Resistant Electric Fence is the Top of technology.

Here's how our safety shock-resistant system can also be used for small animals such as geese, rabbits, roosters and hens.

Very quick to install, it has low purchase and maintenance costs. The concept it is based on is not only mechanical strength, rated at approximately 400kg, but the fact that the animal becomes respectful and avoids it without even touching it after the first experience with the current.

Our system is based on the SHOCK-RESISTANT TAPE, but includes energizers, insulators, posts, tensioners and a wide range of accessories, in stainless steel, to allow all solutions.

FIRST: The electricity will sting the animal every time it attempts to approach the fence. Our electric fences, if properly installed, follow this rule. Each application has its own characteristics.

SECOND: The Visual Barrier (created by the tape) represents for the animal a well-visible and wide obstacle, therefore difficult to overcome. Moreover, when it tries to pass through the electrified fence, its instinct will remind it: "No, there the fence is too painful, I cannot pass through, I need to find another way out". It is to meet this need that at least two or three heights of tape are necessary, obviously placed at the correct height, namely 15, 30 and 50cm from the ground!

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

If we put a finger in an outlet hole, we don't get a shock! But if we put two? The energizer is designed to transform and pulse, starting from the 220v of the mains current or the 12v or 9v of batteries, multiplying the voltage by 40, or much more in the case of batteries, while reducing the amperage to a few hundredths of an Ampere.

For the system to work it is composed of two wires, the first, which we will call "ground", has a special post inserted into the ground that transforms the soil into a gigantic conductor.

The second, the phase, is attached to the tape. When the animal arrives, by touching the tape, because it walks on the ground, it connects the ground to the phase for a moment, which is why it gets a shock.