Sheep Fence Set: Fence and Power From One Source
A fence never consists of the netting alone. Without an energiser, earthing and connecting leads all that stands there is an obstacle that every sheep tries out sooner or later. Our six complete sets save you the hunting around: netting and energiser are matched to each other, the earthing suits the output, and you can fence on the same day.
What is in the set and how much ground it covers
The starter sets bring netting 50 metres long and 90 centimetres high along with the energiser, earth stake and lead. That divides off a manageable paddock or secures an orchard meadow. If it is about wolf protection, you need more height and more ground: the wolf fence set comes with 400 metres of netting at 122 centimetres. For an urgent case there is a wolf emergency kit with 500 metres of netting plus 1000 metres of polywire, with which you can upgrade an existing fence at short notice. Anyone after a powerful unit will also find a set with the TITAN A 4000 energiser for sheep and goats.
12 volt, 230 volt or solar
You decide the power source by the location. 230 volt is the cheapest and least demanding solution when a socket is nearby, and it delivers constant output. 12 volt works from a battery and suits areas with no connection, but wants recharging regularly. Solar combines the two: the panel tops the battery up during the day, so you hardly have to drive out to a remote paddock. With every version, make sure the earthing sits properly, because a well earthed unit does more good than a powerful unit with poor earthing.
Frequently asked questions
When is a set better than separate parts?
When starting out and when upgrading quickly. Netting, energiser and earthing match, and you save yourself comparing the individual ratings.
Which power source suits me?
230 volt with a socket nearby, 12 volt for areas with no connection, solar for remote paddocks you rarely drive out to.
Is a set enough against the wolf?
Only with the right netting height. Take the sets at 122 centimetres, watch for a ground finish with no gap and for enough voltage.
The Right Complete Set for Your Field
Six sets are available, and the decision runs through two questions. First the area: for a manageable paddock a set with 50 metres of netting at 90 centimetres is enough, for wolf country there is the wolf fence set with 400 metres of netting at 122 centimetres, and for an urgent case an emergency kit with 500 metres of netting plus 1000 metres of polywire for upgrading an existing fence. Then the power source: 230 volt when a socket is nearby, 12 volt from a battery for areas with no connection, and solar for remote paddocks, because the battery tops itself up during the day. If you want more output, reach for the set with the TITAN A 4000 energiser. Every set holds netting, energiser, earthing and connecting leads, so you have nothing to compare separately.