Building An Electric Fence - patura MaxiBox P250 Mode D'emploi

Battery care and maintenance
• When not in use, keep the battery as fully charged as possible.
• Recharge a discharged battery as soon as possible.
• Batteries should be stored fully charged and recharged at regular intervals (every 8 weeks)
• Inspect the battery regularly to ensure that the electrolyte level does not fall below
12 mm-(1/2") above the surface of the battery plates.
• Fill using distilled water. Do not overfill. Refer to the battery manufacturer's
recommendations for more information.
Battery safety
• Ensure that the battery is well ventilated when recharging.
• Avoid temperatures greater than 50° C (120° F)
• Ensure the battery is not exposed to naked flame or sparks.

Building an Electric Fence

Components of an electric fence
An electric fence system comprises the following elements:
• An energiser.
• An earth system. This comprises a number of metal stakes inserted into the ground, which
are connected to the earth terminal on the energiser.
• PATURA insulated underground cables. Used to connect the energiser to the earth and fence.
• An insulated fence. Connected to the fence output terminal of the energiser. Fences can be
made to a variety of designs (see below).
Note:
The animal receives a shock when it completes a circuit between the fence and the earth
system. The fence has all live wires and requires conductive soils.
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Fence designs
Fences can be constructed to suit the type of livestock and materials available. Discuss with
your PATURA distributor which design best suits your needs.
Energiser
Earth return
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Earth