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electric fence Gallagher voltmeter
Electric fence Gallagher digital voltmeter helps Trace Fence Line Shorts and Faults, DVM Reads The Voltage For Battery Energizers Even When The Energizers Are In Battery Save Mode, Earth Stake For Ease Of Ground Connection, Fence Stud For Quick, No Fuss Contact With Fence, Powered By One 9V Battery With A Life Of 6-12 Months, Displays Fence Voltage In 100V Increments Under 10KV, Displays Fence Voltage From 10KV To 12KV In 1,000V Increments, Activated When Fence Pulse Is Detected, Auto Turn On Indication, Display To Show Low Battery Condition, Innovative Micro-Computer Technology, Useful To Check Earth Performance/Voltage, Improved Temperature Stability, Water Resistant.
Electric fence Gallagher digital voltmeter pinpoints faults quickly and easily whatever the wire type or energizer is used. By simultaneously measuring the current flow and voltage, the Fault Finder will follow the current flow to any one of a series of faults.
A basic rule of thumb is you need no less than 2000 volts in the summer and 4000 volts in the winter due to thicker hair coats on the livestock and you usually do not get a proper ground because of snow.
A ground fault occurs when the electric charge from your system goes into the earth rather than flowing through your system as it is supposed to. If you have buried cable in your electric system, there’s always a chance of a ground fault occurring.
Trouble shoot your electric fence
Measure the Voltage on your Electric Fence Line.
- Check Your Energizer is Working Properly.
- Checking Your Earthing.
- Checking Your Electric Fence Connection.
- Checking your Electric Fence with a Fault Finder.
- Checking your Electric Fence with a Digital Voltmeter or Neon Fence Tester
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