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Electric fence design by site type

The same sensor behaves differently on a rendered wall, a chain-link fence, a grass verge and a hazardous-area pipe rack. These guides start from the site condition.

Site types
8
Detection layers
Fence / buried / fibre / beam
Applications

Site conditions and detection choices

Site typePrimary riskRecommended layerWatch-outs
Electric fence for homes & villasVegetation and petsLayer 1 — wall-top pulse fencePublic-facing appearance
Electric fence for warehouses & factoriesThe yard edge is not the fenceBoundary — pulse or tensionVehicle gates and daily traffic
Power & water utilitiesRemote responseFence layer — pulse or tensionElectrical noise and earthing
Oil, gas & hazardous areasZone classification is the design basisPerimeter — Ex barriers and contactsFalse alarms during transfer
Electric fence for prisons & correctional facilitiesA single layer will be defeatedOuter layer — pulse gridBlind zones at corners and structures
Airports & bordersDistance defeats responseLong linear layer — locating fibreWildlife and wind
Farms, ranches & orchardsVegetation loads the fencePasture — energizer and earthDistance from power
Electric fence for schools & campusesStudents test boundariesBoundary — tension fencePublic events and sports

Have a site plan or photos?

Share the line length, wall or fence type and any existing conduits. We will map the zones and the sensor mix.

Request a proposal
From metres to energizer

Send the line length. We will return the electric fence price per metre and the energizer selection.

Tell us the perimeter metres, wall or fence type, number of gates and the alarm response. We will size the electric fence energizer, price the wire, insulators and tensioners by the metre, and include the electric fence installation notes.