Electric Fence Wire -- Fi-Shock Fence Wire Products, Ideal Uses, Spacing Guide and Instructions




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Tip: Polytape, polyrope or polywire can also be added to barbed wire or board fences to create an additional level of control and security. Wire Spacing The height and spacing of the wires will vary with the animal you are containing. Position one electrified wire at animal’s shoulder height; this will cause it to hit the fence with its nose, making it back up.		Electric fence wire conducts the electric charge from the fence controller around the length of the fence. Your electric fence can use: -Polytape -Polyrope -Polywire -High tensile steel wire -Aluminum wire -Insulated cable -Combination of wires Polytape Wire Benefits Offers high visibility to animals Lightweight and convenient use Easier to install, repair and splice than metal wire Ultraviolet stabilizers prevent the plastic from breaking or stretching Will not rust Ideal Uses Perfect for equine fencing Temporary fencing where animals are rotated for grazing purposes Controlled grazing *Polywire/Polyrope Wire* Benefits Will not rust Lightweight and convenient use Easier to install, repair and splice than metal wire Ultraviolet stabilizers prevent the plastic from breaking or stretching Ideal Uses Temporary fencing where animals are rotated for grazing purposes Stock and pet control Controlled grazing Steel Wire Benefits Economic, basic wire Ideal Uses Semi temporary fencing *Aluminum Wire* Benefits Durable, lifetime warranty Ideal Uses Permanent fencing