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Resistance on Fence (Ohms):
Many things influence the eletrical Resistance on your fence:
  • Total Fence Miles
  • Jumpers
  • Type of Wire

You want to minimize Resistance on your fence. The less Resistance the better. The higher the Resistance of your fence, the less output from the charger. The easiest way to do this is to utilize jumpers, use a good wire (12 guage works well), and ensure you have a proper grounding system.

Output Joules:
Power output of a fence charger is measured in Joules. The higher the output, the more shock is delivered to the animal. As the Resistance of the fence increases, the output joules decrease.



AN EXAMPLE OF A HIGH Resistance FENCE (BAD)

The fence is either too long, uses poor wire, or an improper grounding system. The charger output decreases to the point that it won't control the animal. The fence is flawed in a way that impedes the output of the charger. On high Resistance fences, it takes a much more powerful charger to deliver same output a smaller charger could on a well designed fence the same length.


AN EXAMPLE OF A LOW Resistance FENCE (GOOD)

The fence uses good wire, is properly grounded and utilizes jumpers. You will get the maximium output from the charger, and the animals will too! A smaller charger on a good fence can outperform a more powerful charger on a poor fence any day.




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