How to earth an agricultural electric fence? 

Many thanks! really appreciate your positive feedback

You can use metal posts, and yes, you need to use insulators

Hi George your question has received a lot of debate within the electric fencing community some say it is more common practice now to use the same earth for two different energizers but there have been some issues in the past especially when one of the energizers was larger than the other, there were accounts where the larger energizer caused issues to the other energizer, it is also more difficult to determine possible faults along a fence line when two energizers share an earth.

Better close lop

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5evf-Da9kzE.html This video will help you understand the electric fence system, it is an open system with a live out and a neutral to ground the circuit is only completed when something touches the fence enabling the current to travel to ground and back to the energizer.

probably not ideal, why? current seeks easiest path to complete, 100m away is far distance

Lmao. Yes. There's no point putting a hotwire at the top when he's already jumped; put it at the bottom where he jumps from

You need a different dog! 😂

Hello Mohammed apologies for the late reply yes the rods will have to go through the paving.

@@JVASecurity i want to buy bro

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_sfEKB6TDTo.html Please see the Stafix electric fencing website for more information and registration for our training courses, we do offer some training modules online.

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Not In dry conditions! You must work with computer or something. If you picked up on it they are trying to reforest africa broseph. That means they NEED cattle and with dry ass ground they NEED multiple rods! I’m here in Florida and I NEED mutiple rods too and this dudes video is the best in the world and not over the top. Sit down big boy. -Florida cow and hemp farmer

I’m in Ohio, never saw more than one ground rod used.

@@nathanfb4122ahemp is very profitable I’m guessing vs beef

As we are a global company in 56 countries that mostly use the metric system we use it as our measurement standard.

1.2m = 4 feet. 100m = football field (with endzones lol)