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8 12w 10c 10w 11c 11w 12c 9
The larger the number
in column 2 the longer
the fence can be, the more
weed contact can occur and
still have an effective fence.
2 joules will cope with
twice as many weeds as a
1 joule.
The higher the number
in column 3 the better
this unit will perform in
dry soils and with species
that have high electrical
resistance (i.e. deer, goats).
The higher the number
in column 3 the better
this unit is for species with
higher internal electrical
resistance, such goats, deer
and poultry.
Draw in watts per hr in
column 8 — Plug-in units
use relatively little energy
when compared to bulbs.
A Patriot P5 uses less
than 5 watts per hour. At
13¢ per kwH, that’s only
1.5¢ per day.
Th at current
prices, is an excellent
combination of value and
performance for a plug-in
unit for short fences—
because of its capabilities
in both dry and moist soils.
The
an and
Speedrite 12000 are not
suitable for horse or
domestic pig fences (too
much energy).
Th s not large
enough in output for
poultry or garden fences.
Notes…
Red numbers indicate
energizers with a “wide”
impedance output curve.
4.5
22 •
8
20
1 46 46 54 54 7 7
4.5 42 42 59 59 6 6
1.5 31 90 80 27 10 10
4.5 87 87 28 28 10-20 10-20
5.0 • 90 90 28 28 10-20 10-20
3.3 32 196 78 13 10-20 20-40
4.5 163 163 15 15 20-40 20-40
7 • 180 180 14 14 20-40 20-40
4.5 33 296 75 8 10-20 20-60
4.5 210 210 12 12 20-60 20-60
10 • 295 295 8.5 8.5 20-60 20-60
22 • 650 650 4 4 50-70 50-70
22 • 650 650 4 4 50-70 50-70
31 • 1100 1100 90-120 90-120
• 31 31 80 80 n/a n/a
13 27 192 92 built-in built-in
20 50 125 50 built-in built-in
50 50 50 50 built-in built-in
42 42 59 59 built-in built-in
87 87 28 28 built-in built-in
87 87 28 28 built-in built-in
163 163 15 15 built-in built-in
163 163 15 15 mounted-on mounted-on
Draw in High-low mA/hr draw mA/hr draw Days/charge Days/charge Solar panel Solar panel
watts/hr output Clean (c) Weedy (w) Clean (c) Weedy (w) Clean (c) Weedy (w)
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For amore detailed explanationof
columns and values see p. 99.