Polywire and Rope Connectors: Firm Joins for Round Conductors
Good connectors hold polywire and rope together for the long term without losing voltage. With us you will find solutions for repairs, connections and corners.
10x Kerbl Tape Connector Stainless Steel for Electric Fence Tapes
Regular price: From €8.79
AKO Litzclip Wire Connector 3 mm Straight, Stainless Steel, 10 pcs
Regular price: €12.65
AKO Electric Fence Screw Rope & Polywire Quick Connector
Content: 4 Piece (€1.93 / 1 Piece)
Regular price: €7.70
AKO Premium Rope & Polywire Quick Connector, 4-Pack Stainless Steel
Content: 4 Piece (€2.34 / 1 Piece)
Regular price: €9.35
AKO Litzclip Wire T-Connector, up to 3 mm, Stainless Steel, 5 pcs
Regular price: €10.44
Polywire and Rope Connectors: Clean Joins in the Fence
Polywire and rope connectors join round conductors so that every metal strand makes secure contact. This matters when you repair a broken polywire, join two rolls together or connect several fence strands to each other. A knot may hold, but it conducts poorly and weakens the fence over time. With the right connector, the voltage stays stable all the way to the far end of the pasture.
Different Connectors for Different Jobs
Litzclip connectors made of stainless steel are twisted onto the polywire and are ideal for quick repairs without tools. Screw rope connectors and stainless steel connectors clamp rope up to 8 mm firmly between two plates. The egg shaped connector is a simple, proven solution for polywire and thin rope. For crossings and branches there are cross connectors that join two conductors at a right angle.
Connections and Transitions
With a rope connection lead you feed the voltage from the energizer or underground cable straight into the rope. A rope coupling lets you separate pieces of rope quickly, for example at a gateway. If you combine rope and tape in one fence, a rope to tape coupling takes care of the transition. For wire there are wire joining clamps that sit firmly even in permanent fences. With a small selection of connectors in the barn you are ready for most repairs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I repair a broken electric fence polywire?
Switch off the energizer first. Cut off the frayed ends, place both ends in a polywire connector and tighten it, or twist on a Litzclip. Then switch the fence back on and check the voltage.
Which connector fits my rope?
Look at the diameter of your rope. Most rope connectors are designed for rope up to 6 or 8 mm, while smaller clips fit 3 mm polywire.
How do I connect several fence strands to each other?
The easiest way is a short connecting lead with a connector on each strand. That keeps all strands at the same voltage, even if one of them is broken.
Polywire and Rope Connectors for Every Fence
Whether you are patching a polywire after deer have run through it, adding a new roll or connecting a rope to the energizer, the right connector makes the job quick and lasting. With us you will find stainless steel Litzclip connectors that twist on in seconds, as well as screw connectors that clamp rope up to 8 mm firmly. The Litzclip repair kit is handy out in the field and fits in any jacket pocket. Cross connectors help at branches, and rope couplings at gateways you open often. For the start at the energizer, a ready made rope connection lead is a good choice. When buying, check the diameter of your conductor so that the connector grips securely. And because stainless steel does not rust, the contact stays stable even after several grazing seasons. A look at the connectors during fence checks shows you early on whether anything needs tightening.