Is there a picture of an " electric deterrent fence" set-up -- like, wires running on my chain link fence, and everything in between it & Energizer?
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For more information about the set up of an electric fence please contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-855-5-FISHOCK (1-855-534-7462)
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I was replacing an old timer, same model, that stopped working. I had an electrician install it. It did have 3 wires. In addition to replacing one that no longer worked, I appreciated the instructions that came with the new one. Never could figure out how to set the on - off for the exhaust fan, until I got the new one. But I can hardly spell the word electricity, so can't help you with your technical question. Hope it works for you.
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Sidney, I wonder if you tried it? If so, how did it work for you? I am considering the same setup. I cannot run a wire from the inside wall to the outside wall so I was thinking simply mounting the units on opposite faces of the door, hiding the wire inside the door itself. (sorry if this comment is entered in the wrong place)
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If you have the same heater that I have. I could open the side of it and look to see how its wired and possibly send you a picture or explain it later.
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I am looking for an electric fence that shocks, I read the comment below by Joshua that says this system is cheap and doesn't shock. I haven't purchased this system, but by simply reading the product description you know it does not use electric shock. The description clearly states "a buried wire transmits a harmless radio signal." Not sure why I felt compelled to waste 2 minutes of my life writing this. Instead of giving merchants bad reviews, I wish people would just learn to read.
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if the fence doesn't come with a battery you will need one . The panel just powers up the battery, it won't run the fence on its own. also, you can't charge the battery while the fence is turned on.
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Should be included wire that plugs into 12 volt output on generator and clamps to battery
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I concur with the great answer by Charles Taylor. The kit also has some stick-on wire management clips to keep wires out of sight.
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It has happened to me two times over a period of a few months. It was definitely cut and not broken. I trimmed the two ends back a little bit and spliced the wires by soldering them and wrapped the wires with electrical tape. It has been about six months since the last fix and the system has been running fine. I added a couple more cameras to my video surveillance system to cover the back yard so, if it ever happens again, I will know who did it.
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I haven't had to do it yet but I pulled out the instructions that came with it. Wording is confusing but I followed instructions and then in mine is mounted over an island. I can see the wires and arrows referred to in instructions when I look from the back side of unit. I don't want to take it apart - but if you haven't looked from the back side that might help. If I could figure out how to insert a picture I woukd send that and a picture of the (confusing) manual page. If those might be helpful to you, I'd be happy to email them to you but I'm not sure how to get my email address to you without posting it here.
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I have it set up that way, and it's peace of mind knowing it won't go dead mid-ride. Of course there are wires! You tuck them away.
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We did it by putting in a smaller post, splitting the electric and running it to the smaller post. I can send you a pic of what it looks like if you send me an email address. It looks great works well too.
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It's exactly like any regular electric fence so it should work with wire, rope, tape or whatever you want to use...so long as it conducts electricity. This thing is really great and I'm very happy with it. Despite having a relatively small solar collector it sure seems to store enough electricity to easily do the job. In the end the most important thing is to make sure nothing is shorting-out. I've noticed if the wind is blowing and a fresh green leaf gets on the wire, it can conduct enough electricity so you keep hearing a "clack" as the voltage jumps...but this can happen with any system, just keep objects clear.
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Doesn't that raise any red flags for you people? An electrical outlet behind a wall mounted heater that radiates heat on the back/wall side?
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That's Great I like that I'll keep you posted. Next question, Is there any wireless cameras or Do you have any wireless cameras so I could hide them in a particular areas? And Also so they won't see any wiring.
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it is a scam! it does nothing. you plug it in to wall but nothing inside is connected to anything. there is just a random piece of plasic inside with little pieces of random metal. no wires or anything connected to anything. total snake oil scam!! best bet is buy an emf meter so you can find areas in your home to shield or stay away from.
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Attach a wire from the negative (-) terminal to a metal stake inserted a foot or so into the ground. Attach the wire attached to each of your fence posts to the positive (+) terminal on the Fence Energizer. Make sure that if you are using a metal post that the wire is not touching the metal post, but only the insulator on the metal post. If you use a fiberglass post, no problem. I would not buy this particular product again. Didn't even last 6 months before it stopped working.