Kerbl AN6000 Predator Deterrent Starter Kit, Electric Fence Sheep

AN6000 Predator Deterrent Starter Kit – complete electric fence protection for your flock

This starter kit gives you everything you need for an instantly usable electric fence energiser to keep predators away from your sheep. The powerful 12-volt unit delivers 7.5 joules of charge energy, keeping wolves and wild boar at bay and reducing stress on your flock. The rugged metal battery box and mobile earth stakes make this set ideal for flexible use on pasture.

With all matched components included, there's no need to hunt down separate parts – simply connect and go. The built-in High/Low/Off switch lets you choose between two output levels depending on fence length and vegetation, while the multi-colour LED display keeps you informed on fence and battery status at all times. The kit can optionally be extended with a solar panel for off-grid operation.

Overview:

• Ready-to-use complete kit, no extra purchases needed
• Strong 7.5 joule charge energy for reliable predator deterrence
• Mobile use thanks to rugged, weatherproof metal box
• Two power levels selectable via High/Low switch
• Expandable with solar panel for off-grid power

Technical Data:

• Charge energy: 7.5 joules
• Voltage: 12 volts (battery operation)
• Battery capacity: 88 Ah (AGM battery)
• Weight: approx. 30 kg (complete set)
• Optionally expandable with 55 W solar panel incl. charge controller
• Optionally operable with 230 V mains adapter (not included)

Included:

1x Mobil Power AN6000 fence energiser
1x AGM battery 12 V, 88 Ah
1x metal battery box
3x mobile earth stakes
2x earth cables (3 m each)

FAQ:

Is the kit ready to use straight away?
Yes, all necessary components – energiser, battery, battery box, earth stakes and cables – are included, so nothing else needs to be bought.

Can it run without mains power?
Yes, it runs off-grid on the battery and can optionally be extended with a solar panel.

Which animals is it designed for?
It's designed for sheep farming and predator deterrence, for example against wolves and wild boar.