This modern design battery unit is ideally suited for the equestrian market. It is perfect for paddock fencing or strip grazing. The Shrike hangs conveniently on the fence line. Place the unit between 2 posts placed closely together to prevent the unit being blown along the fence line. The Shrike works off 2 “D” cell batteries, which will last approximately 8 weeks, 24 hrs a day. There is an On/Off switch plus an LED to indicate that the unit is working. Batteries are not supplied.

This unit should be used on short runs of fencing up to about 500m in length and is suitable for most day to day farm uses including strip grazing dairy cattle, silage face control, or paddock fencing for horses. The P1 Kestrel is designed to operate from disposable 6v PP8 type batteries (see product code on page 22). The Batteries will last approximately three months when used 24hrs a day. The batteries are housed within the fencing unit making it extremely portable and easy to move. The unit is self-earthing by way of the metal feet which support the unit. Only in extremely dry conditions is an independent earth stake required. The P1 Kestrel is easy to use. After connecting the RED crocodile clip securely to the fencing wire and the BLACK clip to the metal stand, press the metal stand firmly into the ground and switch on the unit. The LED will indicate that the fencer is working correctly. The condition of the fence can be checked with a Hotline neon fence tester or volt meter (page 20).

The P150 Harrier is very similar to the P1 Kestrel - the only difference being the addition of a high/low switch on the P150 Harrier fencing unit. When animals are first introduced to the electric fence the fencing unit is set to 'high' for about seven days. This allows the animals time to get accustomed to and respect the fence unit. After this initial period the fencing unit can be switched to 'low' to conserve battery life. On the 'low' setting the battery will last for the same length of time as the P1 Kestrel (3 months) and on the ‘high’ setting for approximately 2 months when used 24hrs a day.

This unit should be used on short runs of fencing up to about 500m in length and is suitable for strip grazing dairy cattle, or paddock fencing for horses. The P200 runs from a 45 amp/hr 9v (8.4v) disposable battery (product code P31) which will last approximately 3 months, depending on how long the unit is used on 'high/low' output. The Fencing unit is earthed by attaching the earth lead to the metal feet of the fencer.
 

This unit is ideal for strip grazing cattle, horse paddock fencing, using with 8-10 electrified sheep nets and protecting pheasant pens. The P250 Merlin can use any voltage of rechargeable battery from 6v - 12v, although the unit's most efficient when working on a 12v leisure battery. The Amp/hr rating of the battery will determine the charging interval, for example a 55amp/kr battery will require charging approximately every six weeks. If necessary 6v or 9v batteries can be used while the main battery is being recharged. As tile battery for the P250 Merlin is placed outside the fencing unit, ensure that all the leads are connected correctly to the battery, earth stake and fence line. A single ground spike supports the fencer. This provides a suitable earth on short lengths of fencing wire but on longer runs over 300m an independent earthing stake should be used

The P300 Super Hawk is designed to be used for strip grazing cattle, paddock fencing for horses and also for use with 3 or 4 rolls o£ electrified sheep netting. The P300 Super Hawk uses a 9v (8.4v) 9Oamp/hr disposable battery (product code P32) which lasts approximately 5 months on ‘high’ output and 6 months on 'low' output when used 24hrs/day. An independent earth stake, rather than the supporting metal feet, may be required with this unit if long fencing lengths are used in very dry conditions.

The P350 Pegasus uses either 4 ‘D' type disposable batteries internally, or a 12v rechargeable leisure battery externally. If internal batteries are fitted as well as the 12v external battery, the P350 Pegasus Fencing unit will run off the l2v battery until the battery level becomes too low to power the unit. It will then switch over automatically to run on the internal batteries. The 4 'D’ cell type batteries will last for about 4 weeks when used 24hrs/day. The 12v leisure battery will require charging after about 12 weeks of continuous use.

This unit is ideal for small farm general use, horse paddock fencing and protecting pheasant pens. The P450 Hobby is powered by a 12v rechargeable leisure battery. The Amp/hr rating of the battery will determine the charging interval, for example a 55 amp/hr battery will require charging approximately every 10 weeks. The battery is placed outside the fencing unit, ensure that all the leads are connected correctly to the battery, earth stake and fence line. The LED will flash GREEN when the unit is working correctly, but will change to RED when the battery requires re-charging. A buzzer will sound if the battery terminals are connected incorrectly.

This hi-powered unit is suitable for all farm uses where mains power is not available. It is ideal for sheep - up to 20 electrified sheep nets, protecting crops from rabbit infestation - up to 12 lengths of electrified rabbit netting, pigs, poultry and cattle (beef & dairy). The P500 Falcon has two output levels and is powered by a 12v rechargeable leisure battery. The Amp/hr rating of the battery will determine the charging interval. For example, a 75 amp/hr battery will require charging every 3 weeks. As the unit is designed to he used on long lengths of fencing, an earth stake at least 1m in length must be used. If animals are being fenced 'in' for the first time, the fencing unit should he set to ‘high’ for about seven days. This allows the animals time to get accustomed to and respect the fence line. After this initial period the fencing unit can be switched to ‘low’ to conserve battery life. If the electric fencer is being used to keep animals ‘out’ from an area, then the unit should always be switched to the 'high' output position. The LED will flash GREEN when the unit is working correctly. It will change to RED when the battery requires re-charging. A buzzer will sound if the battery terminals are connected incorrectly.

This is identical in performance and usage to the P500 Falcon although it is not free-standing, being designed specifically for attaching to a wall or post.
 

The P525 Buzzard is recommended for use on long boundary fencing applications where it is not possible to use a 22Ov mains electricity unit. As long distances of fencing are frequently used with the P525 Buzzard, more than one earth stake may be required for effective operation. Ideal for all farm uses, 3 reel and netting systems. The P525 Buzzard is a very powerful battery fencer with two levels of output. A rechargeable battery of at least 100amp/hr is therefore required. Recharging will be required every two weeks.