Cyclops Electric Fence Chargers and Energizers Information Hub

"We use electric fence chargers from Valley Farm Supply. One of their brands is Cyclops. They are American Made and well built. They work great and have a good price for the power they put out. We have a SUPER and a CHAMP from www.Cyclopsfence.com they website you can buy them from are www.cyclopselectricfence.com and www.cyclopsfence.com We have no issues with them... and would buy them again."

  Electric fence charger terms. An ohm is unit of electrical resistance between two conductors. Resistance directly affects the output of the charger. Generally, the relationship is negative. Higher resistance(ohms) means less power output by the charger. The higher the resistance of your fence, the weaker the shock to the animal. This can be plotted on a chart, but we've taken it a step further, and directly plot the output to the animal (the animal has an ohm rating as well).  What effects the resistance of my fence? Your Electric Fence Wire - There are many different types of wire...

  Output Transformer - The transformer boosts the stored voltage of the fence charger from about 600VDC to an 8000V pulse. 10,000V would jump insulators and less than 4000V would not shock the animals enough to train them. Find out more about cyclops fence chargers at www.cyclopsfence.com

Check out our helpful resource page to find the fastest way to fix your non functioning electric fence energizer or fence charger. Fence Charger Trouble Shooting: Every Cyclops charger has a neon light on the front of the case. This neon light helps troubleshoot your charger. The light flashes and emits a tone (a 'clicking' sound) that indicates the load on the fence. With a few simple questions, and our helpful video tutorials, you can troubleshoot your charger!Is your Charger Clicking? Yes No

  A Fence Charger joule is derived unit of energy, heat or work. For your charger, think of it as the output. More joules = more shock. You have probably seen the terms Output Joules and Stored Joules. Don't get these confused, and be aware of which is advertised on the charger. They are not the same thing! A charger may advertise 30 Joules, but only refer to the stored joules (A fence charger will always store more joules than it outputs). Stored Joules represent the amount of power stored inside your charger. This is ran through an output transformer,...