This Fence Energiser has a peak voltage of 10,000 volts and pulse energy of 2.0 Joules. It is perfect for livestock confinement and paddock maintenance. The Fence Energiser can be placed off the ground on the Earth Stakes (included) and is also wall-mountable, meaning strip grazing has never been easier!

Runs off either 240v mains or 12v battery (battery not included)

Please scroll to the bottom of this listing for battery recommendations.

• Peak Voltage: 10,000
• Power Source: 110-240 Volts (for power adapter) 12v DC (if using battery/battery not included)
• Average Current: 100mA (2.0J)
• Maximum Current: 2A
• Pulse Energy: 2.0 Joules
• Output Energy: 1.56 Joules
• Powers up to: 20km
• Dimensions: (H x W x D) 187mm x 109mm x 53mm
• RoSH and CE Certified
• IPX6 Waterproof

• 1x Electric Fence Energiser
• 1x 110-240v Power Adapter
• 1x 1000mm Battery Wire with plastic-covered Crocodile Clips
• 1x 1000mm Fence Wire (red)
• 1x 1000mm Earth Wire (black)
• 2x 200mm Earth Stakes
• 6x Small Mounting Screws for Stakes
• 2x Large Mounting Screws for Wall
• 1x Butterfly Nut and Bolt

If you wish to run this energiser on a 12v battery then we recommend using a deep cycle battery. Also called a ‘leisure’ or ‘deep-draw-down’ battery.

A deep-cycle battery can run flat without reducing the lifespan of the battery; however, a car battery (also called an ‘initial surge battery’) can also be used, providing it is not allowed to run too low on charge.

Remember, all batteries will stop charging your fence before they are completely flat.

This energiser has an average current of 100mA (2.0J).

• A 12ah battery will provide approximately 120 hours of charge (12,000/100).
• A 6ah battery will provide approximately 60 hours of charge (6,000/100)

These times will vary depending on a range of factors, including fence quality and excessive vegetation.

We strongly recommend connecting a solar charger to your battery, to ensure maximum voltage and subsequently maximum energy in your fence is maintained.

All energisers are essentially transformers and will convert the 12-volt input energy to the much higher voltage energy that your fence runs on. If your battery loses 20% of its energy, then your fence will lose 20% of its energy. Most energisers will continue to operate until about 9 volts when it will cut off.

When using a battery on an electric fence, it is best to keep your battery as close to full charge as possible, to avoid a drop in energy output in your electric fence. A solar charger is the best way to ensure your battery is kept at or near full charge.