Fensecure Electric Fence Energiser Charger - 230V - 20KM
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This Fensecure Electric Fence Energiser is designed for agricultural, wildlife control, and security fencing needs. Its key benefit is providing a powerful, consistent, and cost-effective energy source for up to 20KM of fencing. A potential caveat is its reliance on a mains power supply. The energiser offers a durable, water-resistant housing, easy mounting options, and arrives as a complete kit for straightforward installation, ensuring reliable operation in various weather conditions.
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| Model Part Number | SFAGEFEE90010 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fensecure |
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FAQs
What is the maximum fence length this energiser can support?
This Fensecure energiser is suitable for electric fence systems up to 20,000 meters (20KM) in length.
Does this energiser require batteries?
No, this is a mains-powered energiser and requires a continuous connection to a 230V AC power supply.
Is the unit suitable for outdoor use in all weather?
Yes, the energiser has a waterproof rating of IP54, making it durable and reliable for operation in various weather conditions.
What is included in the kit?
The energiser arrives as a complete, ready-to-install kit, typically including the main unit and necessary connection leads for the fence and earth.
How do I mount the energiser?
The unit features mounting hooks on the back, allowing for easy positioning and attachment to fence posts or walls.
Can this energiser be used for different types of animals?
Yes, it is suitable for containing livestock such as cattle and sheep, and for deterring wildlife.
What voltage does this energiser operate on?
This energiser operates on a 230V AC mains power supply.
Troubleshooting
Energiser not producing a pulse
Check that the unit is securely plugged into a working 230V power outlet. Verify all fence connections are secure and that there are no breaks in the fence line. Ensure the earth connection is properly established.
Weak or inconsistent pulse
Inspect the fence for potential short circuits (e.g., touching vegetation, damaged insulators). Check ground rod connections and ensure adequate earthing. The fence may be too long or have too much resistance for the energiser's capacity.
Unit not powering on
Confirm the power outlet is functional by testing with another appliance. Check the power cord for any visible damage. If the issue persists, the energiser may require professional inspection.
Warning lights indicating fault
Consult the specific manual for error code explanations. Common faults relate to earthing issues or excessive load on the fence. Address the underlying electrical problem.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable and consistent power output.
- Suitable for long fence runs up to 20KM.
- Durable and weather-resistant construction (IP54).
- Easy to mount and install.
- Comes as a complete, ready-to-use kit.
- Cost-effective solution for managing livestock or deterring wildlife.
Cons
- Requires a constant mains power connection.
- Not suitable for portable or off-grid fencing needs.
- Potential for power interruption if mains supply fails.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure a secure mains power connection is available near the desired installation point.
- Mount the energiser unit using the integrated hooks onto a sturdy fence post or wall.
- Connect the energiser's output leads to your electric fence system (live and earth wires).
- Connect the energiser's earth lead to a dedicated earth stake.
- Plug the energiser into the mains power outlet.
Compatibility:
This energiser is designed for use with standard electric fencing components and is suitable for fence lines up to 20,000 meters. It requires a 230V AC power supply.
Care:
- Keep the energiser unit clean and free from debris. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth as needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Regularly inspect the power cord and connections for any signs of damage.
- Ensure the ventilation slots, if present, are not blocked.
- The unit is water-resistant (IP54), but avoid direct, prolonged exposure to high-pressure water jets.