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How many copper split bolt connectors do I need?Use copper split bolt connectors to start or terminate a strand of ElectroBraid, to splice two strands together, or for electrical connections. Count the number of end posts, and multiply by the number of strands used in your fence = ____. Count the number of fence lines that exceed 1000 feet (the length of braid included in each reel of ElectroBraid) and multiply by the number of strands used in your fence = _____. For each additional electrical connection (examples: connecting copper lead-out wire from your charger/energizer to your ElectroBraid fence*, connecting...

Durable ElectroBraid roller insulators are specially engineered for use on corner, end, and gate posts. They eliminate friction when tensioning, making ElectroBraid installation even easier. And, compared to conventional line post insulators, ElectroBraid roller insulators withstand greater forces from vertical changes of direction. For this reason, we also suggest using ElectroBraid roller insulators in peaks and valleys. They are easy to assemble and install for a great looking and strong fence.   Why does my fence need insulators? Electrified fence must not come in contact with fence posts or gates because this can “short out” the fence. Insulators that do...

Why does my fence need insulators?Electrified fence must not come in contact with fence posts or gates because this can “short out” the fence. Insulators that do not conduct electricity are used to attach the electrified fence to posts, gates or trees. Why are these insulators called “heavy-duty?” ElectroBraid heavy-duty line post Insulators are durable, and UV-resistant to provide long-lasting service. Use 1 inch heavy-duty screws from your local hardware store to secure the line post insulators to posts. Use for more than line postsElectroBraid heavy-duty line post Insulators are not only for line posts. You can also use them...

The ElectroBraid Polyrope splicer: Quickly and securely joins ElectroBraid strands to extend power Makes electrical connections between the fence and charger, and fence and ground rods Includes splicer housing, 2 screws, 2 washers, 2 nuts Copper coated to avoid galvanic corrosion with the copper ElectroBraid system     NOTE: You may also use split bolts to splice, as opposed to a polyrope splicer.     How do I splice ElectroBraid?It’s simple to use an ElectroBraid polyrope splicer to connect one strand of ElectroBraid to another. You will need to do this when you come to the end of one reel...

Use an ElectroBraid Tension Kit to create proper tension in your ElectroBraid fence. Quickly and easily adds tension to your ElectroBraid fence Simple and secure tensioning system Rugged, sturdy components Can be reused again and again as needed Instructions included The ElectroBraid Tension Kit includes everything you need to quickly and easily add tension to your fence: Ratchet S-hook Clamp Length of rope Simple instructions How many tension kits will I need?You will need at least one tension kit to tighten your ElectroBraid fence system. A second tensioning kit is required for paddocks of one acre and larger to properly...