Cyclops Electric Fence Chargers and Energizers

An electric fence is a type of fence that transmits electric shocks toward anyone who touches it. In the past, this was done by running a wire from a generator to the fence, but now there are non-electric versions with enough voltage automatically sent from the battery to shock anyone who touches it.In order for an electric fence to work most effectively, you need two wires with an electrified high voltage pulsed through them. One wire carries the current and is attached to a grounded terminal near where people would touch or step on the other wire. Buy a Cyclops...

Ever find yourself asking, "Which fence charger do I need for my farm?" Join the club. It's not like you can simply walk into a store and pick one up. (Thankfully, online shopping exists!) But how to know if you need a 12-volt or 110-volt? What are the differences between AC and DC chargers? These are all very valid questions. And we've got the answers.Call or email us at CyclopsFence.com - 717-786-0368 for the right electric fence charger you need.

Question: We are trying to keep feral hogs out of a 12 acre hay field.  We are planning to place a two strand main electric fence with an outer perimeter single strand placed six feet parallel (a warning barrier) between the two electric fencing.  We will be using 12 1/2 gauge fencing wire.  What is the recommended Cyclops joules on this setup for feral hogs? Answer: For 12 acres and only 2 strands, I would use the Champ or Brute... Use plenty of ground rods and keep the fence clean. Thanks www.cyclopsfence.com

Welcome back to wwww.cyclopsfence.com . we had to shut off out website for a few days to catch up and to take some much needed time off. We are back in out store and ready to take you electric fence charger order when needed. Hope to see you soon.

We just got a limited supply of Cyclops Electric Fence Chargers in Black cases. We think these look cool and they will be gone quickly. These are a limited run and if you get one, It will be special. See more at www.cyclopsfence.com