Post Wire Systems
Multi-conductor shock fence with customizable height, wire spacing, and optional live post configuration.
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Overview
The Post-and-Wire Shock Fence is a multi-conductor perimeter protection system consisting of electrically isolated conductors mounted on support posts. It provides a shock deterrent while establishing a clearly defined physical perimeter. Fence configuration can be customized according to the target animal, terrain, perimeter length, vegetation, boundary conditions, and required level of protection. The system can be installed as a standalone perimeter fence or along existing compound walls and other suitable structures, with optional live or energized posts where required.
Typical Construction
- Fence posts
- Energized fence conductors
- Electrical insulators
- Corner and end posts
- Wire tensioning components
- Fence connection cables
- Earthing/grounding system
- Lightning and surge protection, where applicable
- Monitoring system, where specified
Technical Specifications
| Number of Conductors | 4–12 or more |
|---|---|
| Overall Fence Height | 1.2–3.0 m or as required |
| Vertical Conductor Spacing | 150–500 mm |
| Typical Post Spacing | 3–10 m |
| Conductor Diameter | 1.5–2.5 mm |
| Number of Electrical Divisions | Project dependent |
| Fence Length per Division | Project dependent |
| Fence Configuration | Horizontal multi-conductor |
| Post Configuration | Standard / reinforced / live post |
| Mounting | Ground-mounted / wall-mounted |
Available Configurations
- 4-wire, 5-wire, 6-wire, 8-wire and multi-wire configurations
- Animal-specific wire spacing
- Customized overall fence height and post spacing
- Optional live/energized post configuration
- Standalone perimeter or compound-wall installation
- Multiple electrical divisions
- Customized corner and end-post arrangements
Best Suited For
- Elephant and large-animal protection
- Forest boundaries and wildlife reserves
- Plantations, farms, and agricultural land
- Industrial properties and residential compounds
- Wildlife-sensitive areas
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