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> We used this for a dog fence and the power is just right. An adult can hold the wire and feel the pulses; "Ow, ow, ow," but it's not much - I think a 9v batte
by k310 1y ago
> We used this for a dog fence and the power is just right. An adult can hold the wire and feel the pulses; "Ow, ow, ow," but it's not much - I think a 9v battery has a bigger bite.
Rated 0.1 joules, no doubt because it's pulsed. I wonder if your application might be more voltage dependent in order to travel up the yellow wire.
(Voltage not stated in my product scan but they say 2000 volts is the minimum to shock animals )
The French would need a 220v adapter and plug. Lightning is a hazard and the unit needs to be disconnected during electrical storms.
Interesting though.
- giardini 1y agoOne could always ramp up to bigger units: https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/catalog/electric-fence-chargers https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/catalog/electric-fence-cha... k310: "Lightning is a hazard and the unit needs to be disconnected during electrical storms." Au contraire, you have brilliantly found a natural solution, namely, to connect the line(s) to nearby lightning rod(s)! Voila, problem solved! Unfortunately to do so may leave a possibly residual cleaning problem for a brief adjustment period as the public takes note of the changes. But, in any case, that problem is one for the street cleaners: another department.
- k310 1y agoNever pee in a Leyden jar.