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Mobile grazing without mains power: Agrarzone S 25 solar electric fence energiserThe Agrarzone S 25 is a solar electric fence energiser for small, mobile paddocks without vegetation. The 3 W solar panel automatically recharges the 12 V AGM battery (4 Ah) in daylight, so you do not need a mains connection on the pasture. This lets you reliably fence in cattle, horses and dogs on rotational pastures, paddocks or in the garden.Thanks to intelligent battery management, the energiser keeps working in bad weather, for up to 2 weeks with no sun at all. The deep discharge protection switches off below 11,2 V and so protects the battery. With the supplied 230 V power supply you can easily recharge the battery in winter or after longer storage. The S 25 is not designed for electric netting.Overview:Enough voltage for cattle and horses: under load there are still 2.800 V on the fenceNo mains connection needed, solar panel and battery power the fence right on the pastureFence length up to 3 km without vegetation, up to 0,7 km with medium vegetationSpot problems straight away: LEDs for operation, solar charging and battery levelEconomical to run, in standby the energiser draws only approx. 0,2 mAShort electric pulses: unpleasant but harmless; put up a warning sign along public pathsTechnical data:Battery: AGM battery 12 V, 4 AhSolar panel: 12 V, 3 WMax. voltage: 10.500 VVoltage at 500 ohms (under load): 2.800 VMax. stored energy: 0,40 JMax. output energy (pulse on the fence): 0,25 JTheoretical fence length: 6 kmMax. fence length without vegetation: 3 kmMax. fence length with medium vegetation: 0,7 kmPower consumption: 10 to 22 mAStandby current: approx. 0,2 mAIntegrated lightning protectionEarth rods required: 1x 1 mSuitable for: cattle, horse, dogScope of delivery:1x Agrarzone S 25 solar electric fence energiser1x Solar panel 12 V, 3 W1x AGM battery 12 V, 4 Ah1x Fence connection cable1x Earth cable1x Earth rod1x Power adapter 230 V1x Operating instructionsQuestions & answers:Is the voltage enough for horses and cattle?Yes, for small paddocks without vegetation. Under load the S 25 still delivers 2.800 V, and at least around 2.500 V is recommended. Check the voltage regularly with a fence tester, because vegetation on the fence makes it drop.How long does the energiser run in bad weather?With a full battery, up to 2 weeks with no sun at all. Vegetation on the fence increases power consumption and shortens this time. In winter you simply recharge the battery using the supplied power supply.How do I earth the energiser correctly?For the S 25 one earth rod with a length of 1 m is enough. Drive it as fully as possible into moist ground, away from buildings. In dry ground, additional earth rods spaced at least 3 m apart and connected to each other will help.

On mains or with a battery: Agrarzone DUO 1500 electric fence energiser 230V / 12VThe Agrarzone DUO 1500 is an electric fence energiser for 230 V mains and 12 V battery. At the farm or stable you plug it into the socket, on the pasture without a mains connection you simply clip on a 12 V battery. This lets you contain horses, cattle, sheep, goats and poultry with just one energiser, wherever the paddock is.With 2 joules of stored energy, 1,5 joules reach the fence as a pulse. This energy determines how clearly the shock can be felt, even when grass grows into the wire. Under load there are still 4.600 V on the fence. The DUO 1500 is best suited to short and medium fences with little vegetation, with polytape, polywire, polyrope or electric netting.Overview:Enough voltage even for sheep, goats and cattle in winter coat: still 4.600 V under load, at least 4.000 V is recommendedOne energiser for two uses: in summer with a battery on the pasture, in winter on mains at the stableUp to 15 km of fence without vegetation, up to 4,5 km with medium vegetationElectric netting for sheep or poultry up to 250 m longSecure earthing with 2 earth rods of 1 m each in moist ground, in dry ground more rods spaced at least 3 m apartShort electric pulses: unpleasant but harmless; put up a warning sign along public pathsTechnical data:Operation: 230 V mains (via power adapter) or 12 V batteryMax. voltage: 9.000 VVoltage at 500 ohms (under load): 4.600 VMax. stored energy: 2 JMax. output energy (pulse on the fence): 1,5 JTheoretical fence length: 48 kmMax. fence length without vegetation: 15 kmMax. fence length with medium vegetation: 4,5 kmMax. fence length with heavy vegetation: 2 kmSuitable for electric netting up to: 0,25 kmPower consumption: 176 mAMicroprocessor control with LED function checkEarth rods required: 2x 1 mSuitable for: horse, cattle, sheep, goat, poultryScope of delivery:1x Agrarzone DUO 1500 electric fence energiser1x Power adapter 230 V1x Connection cable 12 V1x Fence connection cable1x Earth cable1x Operating instructionsQuestions & answers:How long does a 12 V battery last on the DUO 1500?The energiser draws 176 mA, so a 75 Ah battery lasts roughly 17 days and a 100 Ah battery a good 3 weeks. Vegetation on the fence increases consumption and shortens the run time. Recharge the battery in good time, before it is completely flat.Can I connect an old car battery?Better not. A starter battery is built for short, high currents and copes poorly with constant discharging on an electric fence. A deep-cycle 12 V battery lasts much longer and can be recharged again and again.Are 2 joules enough for sheep and goats in electric netting?Yes, for electric netting up to 250 m. Under load the DUO 1500 still delivers 4.600 V and so stays above the minimum of 4.000 V that sheep and goats with dense coats need. Check the voltage regularly with a fence tester, because grass on the netting quickly pulls it down.

Strong containment for long fences: Agrarzone N 3500 mains electric fence energiser 230VThe Agrarzone N 3500 is a mains electric fence energiser for 230 V operation that you connect directly to the socket in the stable or at the farmyard. With 5,5 joules of stored energy it powers long electric fences and electric netting for horses, cattle, sheep, goats and also keeps wild boar at a distance.Because the energiser runs on mains power, you do not have to change a battery or recharge one. The 3,5 joules of pulse energy on the fence make sure the shock stays noticeable even with light to medium vegetation. The LED display shows you at a glance whether fence voltage and earthing are right.Overview:Enough voltage even for cattle in winter coat, sheep and goats: under load there are still 5.700 V on the fencePower reserve with vegetation: grass and branches on the wire cost voltage, plenty of joules make up for itFence length up to 20 km without vegetation, up to 6 km with medium and up to 2,5 km with heavy vegetationCheap to run continuously: with 7 W power input around 21 euros a year (at 35 cents per kWh)Good earthing with 2 earth rods of 1 m each in moist ground, in dry ground set more rods at least 3 m apartShort electric pulses: unpleasant but harmless; put up a warning sign along public pathsTechnical data:Operation: 230 V mains powerMax. voltage: 11.500 VNo-load voltage: 10.000 VVoltage at 500 ohms (under load): 5.700 VMax. stored energy: 5,5 JMax. output energy (pulse on the fence): 3,5 JTheoretical fence length: 90 kmMax. fence length without vegetation: 20 kmMax. fence length with medium vegetation: 6 kmMax. fence length with heavy vegetation: 2,5 kmElectric nets that can be powered: up to 14Power input: 7 WEarth rods required: 2x 1 mLED check for fence voltage and earthingSuitable for: horse, cattle, bull, sheep, goat, wild boarScope of delivery:1x Agrarzone N 3500 mains electric fence energiser 230V1x Fence connection cable1x Earth cable1x Operating instructionsQuestions & answers:Is the N 3500 also enough for sheep and cattle in winter coat?Yes. For animals with thick coats at least around 4.000 V should be on the fence, for horses about 2.500 V is enough. The N 3500 still delivers 5.700 V under load, but check the voltage regularly with a fence tester anyway, especially at the end of the fence.What do 5,5 joules and 3,5 joules mean?5,5 joules is the energy the energiser stores for every pulse, and 3,5 joules of that actually reach the fence. This pulse energy determines how strong the shock remains even with vegetation. The voltage alone says little about it.How much electricity does the energiser cost in continuous use?The N 3500 draws 7 W and uses a good 61 kWh a year running around the clock. At 35 cents per kWh that is around 21 euros a year, with no batteries or rechargeable batteries needed.