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ELECTRIC FENCING INSIGHTS

CONTROL WHERE IT MATTERS

An electric fence operates through an energiser that delivers short electrical pulses along the fence conductor. Insulators prevent current from passing into supporting posts, while effective earthing is essential for the system to function correctly. Together, these components create a controlled electrical deterrent.

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HOW ELECTRIC FENCING WORKS

An energiser sends electrical pulses through the fence. Contact delivers a brief shock, encouraging livestock to respect the boundary.

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FENCING OPTIONS

Electric fencing can be installed permanently or temporarily, allowing boundaries to be established or repositioned as land requirements change.

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LIVESTOCK SUITABILITY

Electric fencing is suitable for horses, cattle and sheep, with conductor heights and configurations adapted to different animals.

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GRAZING MANAGEMENT 

Electric fencing allows fields to be divided into smaller sections, supporting rotational grazing and controlled access to pasture.

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TESTING & MANAGEMENT

Regular voltage checks, vegetation clearance and inspection of insulators and connections help maintain reliable electric fence performance.

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