There is no hard and fast rule to end an electric fence. Fence wires usually start and end at the same corner posts unless you’ve installed fence gates in between the enclosure. Ending an electric fence is easy if you choose the right end post insulator according to the post type, fence wire’s weight, and … Read more
A hot-ground electric fence is helpful in dry or rough ground conditions. Installation is easy and the same as any other type of fence wiring. The only difference is the circuit wiring and grounding. Grounding is the main component of an electric fence. Ground wires/rods complete the circuits by taking the leaked current back to … Read more
Polywires can be spliced using crimping sleeves or making a joint. However, it’s recommended to burn the ends of polywire and twisting the metal strands in order to make a secuer connection. Use can use any method but make sure that the joint is secure. Whether you are using a poly rope or poly wire, … Read more
9V fence chargers/batteries are ideal for portable/temporary fencing for horses, pets, poultry, and garden. They are easy to install, manage and remove. 9V batteries are lightweight(portable) and easy to install but only useful with 9V fence chargers. 9V fences cover short areas(a few km maxes) and output low joules, hence not ideal for large-area fencing. … Read more