Whether you’re an old hand, or completely new to electric fencing we hope that you will find our website useful and of interest to you.
Electric fences have been used in agriculture and wildlife management since the 1930s and although the basic electric fence components available today would still be
recognised by those early users, the continuing development of new electric fencing materials, new technologies and higher safety levels has resulted in ranges of electric fencing products that will suit a
far wider range of users and an increasing number of fencing applications with electric fences now being commonly used not only by farmers to protect crops and/or livestock,
or by horse owners to create paddocks etc, but also by domestic users to protect their gardens, ponds, vegetable plots, or to contain pets and bowling or golf clubs might protect
their greens. Wherever your application might be, if you’re trying to keep animals in, or keep animals out, an electric fencing system is a useful method to consider.
To get the most out of our website and ensure you select the best fencing components for your
electric fence, please browse through the various advice pages (see right) and click the product thumbnails to open our main product pages for more information
that will hopefully help you to find the most suitable items for your fencing project. If after browsing you would still prefer some help choosing your items, please don't hesitate to e-mail us here with as much information related to your individual electric fencing requirements as possible and we'll do our best to help you quickly.
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If setting your fence up high above the ground where it is unlikely that an animal would touch the fence
line and the ground simultaneously, install an
additional, separate line that is connected just to its own earth spike. Set this line up close enough for the
animal to touch both this new "earth line" and a live fence line at the same time.
Electric fences have been used in agriculture and wildlife management since the 1930s and although the basic electric fence components available today would still be
recognised by those early users, the continuing development of new electric fencing materials, new technologies and higher safety levels has resulted in ranges of electric fencing products that will suit a
far wider range of users and an increasing number of fencing applications with electric fences now being commonly used not only by farmers to protect crops and/or livestock,
or by horse owners to create paddocks etc, but also by domestic users to protect their gardens, ponds, vegetable plots, or to contain pets and bowling or golf clubs might protect
their greens. Wherever your application might be, if you’re trying to keep animals in, or keep animals out, an electric fencing system is a useful method to consider.
