This VN voltage generator is suitable for a wide range of animals. Externally powerful mains pulse device for long distances. Max voltage 9900V. The equipment is suitable for pens for cows, pigs, horses, perires including dogs. Suitable for long pens up to 120km, it has 2 separate outputs for different animal species according to sensitivity to electrical impulses. The device also scares away the wonder animals so that they do not penetrate your property, garden or field.

The most common solution for the construction of the pen is currently an electric pen. The main reason for its selection is comparable costs with a classic non-electric pen, facilitating the work of breeders and protecting crops or property. Proper installation of the electric pen reliably ensures and replaces the classic mesh, barbed wire, or wood fence.

However, there are still errors with the fences being built, which is easy to do.

Output voltage: at 500R is 5360V.

Consumption: 65mA.

Weight of the device itself: 2.7Kg.

The guide electrical tape must be purchased from the device.

Recharging energy 6.0 J, max discharge energy 3.8 J.

HOW TO DO IT?

Before starting the "pasture" season, it is necessary to visually check all components of the eclectic fence. It should be known that the animals are made known annually and re-familiar with the electrical fence, therefore they must be in 100% condition.

The electric pen itself supplies "life" with modern fully electronic impulse sources that require no maintenance.

TIP FROM PRACTICE:

Check all cables, couplings and clamps regularly for rust. Electric pens are exposed to extreme weather conditions in winter, so they must be checked in spring, especially if they are not built by a professional company. However, inspection of the fence by the operator is always necessary. In the event that the columns of the fence are damaged or otherwise unstable, replacement is necessary. The loss of tension on the fence, which is difficult to detect, can be caused by the insulators themselves. The damaged insulator can spark (and break), in the worse, which causes loss of voltage and therefore individual control is required. Today, however, modern devices can be used to find errors. The most difficult mistakes to find can occur on the wires of the pen. In cables, ropes, or tapes, can be broken hidden wire, which causes sparks (cracking) and a decrease in tension. A digital voltmeter is used to detect such defects, which can simulate the animal's contact with electrical fire, so we can identify the wrong conductive wires.

Every crack or spark escalates problems on the electrical fence, causing the fence to lose its function. In order to perform the protective function, all defects must be removed.

In Germany, there is no prescribed protective voltage for electric pens, but it is recommended that at each point of the electric pen there must be a minimum of 2000 V (volts). However, we know from experience that tensions should not fall below 3000 V (volts). For critical animals, especially in dry climates, a voltage of between 4000 and 5000 Volts is required. Higher voltage has no further use or deterrent effect.

In order for the electric pen to fulfil its purpose, it is important to control its voltage. Suitable for checking for detection of errors is the aforementioned digital voltmeter, or a minimum diode eight-stage tester, which measures voltage and controls the grounding state.

Keeping young cattle if there is a lack of water and food is very difficult in a poorly functioning electric fence.