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Electric Fence Testers and Safety Accessories
Hotline - Beeper Electric Fence Tester
The Hotline Beeper is a pocket sized, battery powered audible device, designed to indicate if your electric
fence is live or not. It also comes attached to a key ring for easy carrying.
Horizont - Isotester 10000 - Electric Fence Tester
Essential for daily fence control, the Isotester 10000 is designed to measure the voltage passing through
your electric fence and to provide you with a fast & easy reading of your fence's condition. The Isotester 10000
does not require a battery to use and will measure up to 10000 volts, displaying the voltage in six levels (2000
up to 10000 volts). The Horizont Isotester 10000 is also ideal for checking the output voltage at the energiser.
Horizont - Electic Fence On/Off Switch
The Horizont On/Off Switch allows you to switch the electricity on and off independently from your energiser
and for also switching individual electric fence sections on and off.
Hotline - Earth Stake for Electric Fences - 1 metre
The Hotline Earth Stake comes with a wing nut and bolt connection. It is highly conductive and should be
considered the minimum requirement for earthing an electric fence of up to 1km in length (i.e. 1 x earth stake
for each 1km of single fence line). If your fence is 1km long and consists of two lines of wire, use 2 earth stakes
(join them together with HT cable). The earthing system is an integral part of your energiser's performance and
indeed, the performance of your entire electric fencing set-up. Inadequate earthing is the most common failure
in electric fence operation but often one of the most simple to remedy (e.g. simply ensuring that the earth stake
is pushed or hammered fully into the ground can make all the difference to a small system). Connect your earth
stake to the energiser using the leads supplied with your energiser or one of the cables from an earth/live cable
set, or by using double insulated high voltage cable (HT/G Cable particularly if you are using a mains powered
energiser). If your land is likely to become very dry in the summer, it is highly recommended that you increase
the number of earth stakes you incorporate. If or when connecting multiple earth stakes, join the earth stakes
together using a 1m length of wire & bury them completely. (If you have an area of land that tends to stay damp
throughout the year, this would be an ideal location for your earth stakes).
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Please Note: Always ensure that
earth stakes are installed at least 10m away from other earthing systems (e.g. household earth, neighbours
or outbuildings.
Hotline - Electric Fence Warning Sign
A rigid, yellow plastic electric fence warning Sign for attaching to electrified rope, wire or tape. It is a legal
requirement that warning signs are attached to electric fence lines whenever an electric fence is in close
proximity to the general public (e.g. footpaths). The placement of electric fence warning signs should also
not exceed intervals of 100 metres.
