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Giantz 3km Solar Electric Fence Energiser Charger with 500M Tape and 25pcs Insulators

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Giantz 3km Solar Electric Fence Energiser Charger with 500M Tape and 25pcs Insulatorsi. Force Solar Electric Fence Energiser 3km **BONUS 500m Polywire, 25 x Post Insulator, 4 x Warning Sign** Ever worried about livestock and animals escaping your property? Ever wanted to keep those pesky animals from neighbours or the wild away? This Solar Electric Fence Energiser can accomplish it all. Whether it is used on the farm or just around your suburban home, the Solar Fence Energiser can be effective in either environment. Sporting a basic

i.Force Solar Electric Fence Energiser 3km

**BONUS 500m Polywire, 25 x Post Insulator, 4 x Warning Sign**

Ever worried about livestock and animals escaping your property? Ever wanted to keep those pesky animals from neighbours or the wild away? This Solar Electric Fence Energiser can accomplish it all. Whether it is used on the farm or just around your suburban home, the Solar Fence Energiser can be effective in either environment. Sporting a basic and simple to install design, you can have it up in a matter of minutes. Our range of Fence Energisers is compact, lightweight and versatile - making it an effective low maintenance item around the property. The units are designed solely to keep pets and livestock in or out of your property. Be it a few hundred metres or 3 km, our Fence Energiser can continuously keep your fence charged. If activated by an animal making contact with the fence, the unit will only generate a brief pulse to prevent harmful electric shocks as the voltage will drop from 8KV to 1.2KV (which is still enough to make the animals back off). We now offer our Electric Fence Energisers with bonus warning signs, polywire and insulators.

Note: Please ensure the operator does not have any heart problems as this item may cause further health issues.

Features
Fence Energiser

3km solar electric fence energiser
0.1J fence energiser w/ lead acid battery
Excellent device to keep livestock on grounds
Monocrystalline silicon solar panel provides a more efficient power

conversion
Protective functions - over charge protection & reverse battery protection
Fully charged battery can work up to 15-20 sunless days
Waterproof; offers continuous service
Brief pulse function to prevent harmful electric shocks
Connection cables included
Bonus 4 x warning sign sticker
CE approved

Polywire
Highly visible red and white wire to reduce accidental contacts
Compatible with fence energiser
Antirust and high conductivity stainless steel wire
9 strands of 0.15mm stainless steel
Tightly wound and UV stabilised; avoids disintegration under sun
Ideal for livestock fencing and control grazing

Specifications:
Discharge energy: 0.1J
Output voltage: 8kV (+/-1.5kV)
Fence length: Up to 3km
Solar panel: Monocrystalline silicon
Solar panel size: 13.5 x 12cm
Solar panel output: 1.3W
Operation time of a fully charged battery: 15-20 days
Charge voltage: 7.5V DC
Battery: 6V 4.5Ah lead sealed
Waterproof rating: IP3
Dimensions: 19.5x 14 x 27.5cm
Weight: 2kg
Colour: Black
Polywire
Length: 500m/roll
Width: 2.3mm
Strand: 9 x 0.15MM stainless steel wire
Electrical resistance: 4.8ΩOHMS
Coating: UV treated
Colour: Red & white

Package Content
1 x Solar Electric Fence Energiser
1 x Cable Set
4 x Warning Sign
1 x 500m Polywire
25 x Post Insulator

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