High Power Continuous Current Energizer, Low Cost Electric Powered With Fused Panel For Protection Against Power Surges, Uses 1 Amp Fuse....
For livestock confinement only. UL listed solid-state AC powered electric fence energizer. Strong enough to shock through weeds and grass. Fused panel protection. ...
5. joule AC powered. Covered circuity for weather protection. Up to 5 mile range....
Stretch and repair your wire fencing safely and easily with the Fi-Shock Fence Stretcher. Secure the wire to the traveling hook and use the other hook to draw the wire together. ...
Fi-Shock Aluminum Fence Wire will provide the perfect barrier for use with your Fi-Shock electric fence energizer. ...
For livstock confinement only. Can be plugged into a standard 110 VAC outlet or hooked to a 6 or 12 volt battery. AC adapter and battery clamps are included. 20 mile range. ...
Electric fence controller with 15 KV output +/- 20% open-circuit intermittent DC current. Input of 110-120VAC, 60Hz, .1 A, 12 W. Electrifies up to 20 miles of fence. ...
The Fi-Shock Polytape Spool provides an efficient and effective alternative to standard metal fencing wire. ...
Test your electric fence output safely with the Fi-Shock Energized Fence Tester. ...
500' , 2", Poly Tape, 152 Meters, 14 Strands Of Electrical Conductors, Breaking Load 890 LB....
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