Cyclops Electric Fence Chargers and Energizers Information Hub — Electric Fence News & Information

There's a trick of trade from the old days for testing the electric fence without using a tester and without grabbing the wire with your bare hand. What you'll need to get is a longer piece of green grass about 8 or so inches long. Squat down to a knee, pinch one end of the blade of grass between your thumb and index finger and lay the other end on the fence wire. You should feel a slight ping in the blade of grass. As you move the blade of grass inwards the ping will get stronger, so be wary...

Unfortunately you can't use a regular volt meter for testing electric fence chargers, they're just not designed for the high voltage (7Kv to 9Kv) pulse. You have to use an electric fence tester, preferably a digital one, to test any kind of fence charger or the fence itself. We recommend the Gallagher DVM3 for a tester. They work great and will work almost any brand of fencer from the very old to the very new, big and small. http://gallagherelectricfencing.com/collections/fence-testers-voltmeters-management-tools/products/gallagher-digital-voltmeter

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Electric fence chargers are the heart of any electric fencing system. Fence chargers, also called energizers, fencers or controllers come in several sizes, power options and shapes. The electric fence charger is connected to a ground system and to the fence wire. When the system is connected properly, it forms and open circuit and it draws a low amount of power. This circuit is closed or completed when an animal touches the fence wire and the ground. Electrical shock will pass from the energizer through the fence wire, into the animal to the soil, then to the ground rods, then...

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