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PRS-I
and
PRS-BEnergizers
Details…
• Output 0.5 or 0.25 joule.
• Same UV treated, high-impact
plastic outer case but the
energizer
inside varies
in joules of output and
energy use/hr.
• Include a
backup battery charger.
• Have an easy-access on/off button.
• Have an
overcharge regulator
to
protect the battery.
• Can be placed on the ground or on
the top of steel T posts.
•
Include wires and clips
to connect
to the fence and the ground rod.
•
Larger batteries
(in amp-hr) than
competing units of similar output.
PRS-I vs PRS-B?
A “PRS-B” (for “Basic“) unit
removes a steady 50 milliamperes per
hour from the battery
—which in turn
must be recharged by the solar panel.
New! IntelliShock PRS-I 50 • Peak output: 0.5 joules • Pulses per minute: 40 • Milliampere draw/hr : 20 - 50 • Impedance type: low • Input type: 10 watt solar • Battery: 12 amp-hr 12v sealed lead acid Also includes: • Wires to connect to fence and ground • Ground rod PRS-I 50, 14 lb................................#114100 $308.00 * PRS-I 50 Kit, 14 lb..........................#1141001 $319.50 ** *Expected April 2015. New! HotShock PRS-B 50 • Peak output: 0.5 joules • Pulses per minute: 40 • Milliampere draw/hr : 50 • Impedance type: low • Input type: 10 watt solar • Battery: 12 amp-hr 12v sealed lead acid Also includes: • Wires to connect to fence and ground • Ground rod PRS-B 50, 14 lb..............................#114110 $269.00 * PRS-B 50 Kit, 14 lb........................#1141101 $280.50 ** *Expected April 2015. New! IntelliShock PRS-I 25 • Peak output: 0.25 joules • Pulses per minute: 40 • Milliampere draw/hr : 13 - 27 • Impedance type: low • Input type: 5 watt solar • Battery: 12 amp-hr 12v sealed lead acid Also includes: • Wires to connect to fence and ground • Ground rod PRS-I 25, 14 lb................................#114120 $229.00 * PRS-I 25 Kit, 14 lb..........................#1141201 $240.50 ** *Expected April 2015.New!
** Note: Kits include a 5-light fence tester.“PRS-I” units
(for “Intelligent”)
are able
to reduce their energy demand when the
fence’s voltage is high
—due to few weeds
touching the fence.
This occurs in fall and winter for most
fences and occurs all year for some horse,
cattle and deer fences.
So an “I” unit’s battery is more likely to
remain charged through the low sunlight
days of autumn and winter.
0.25 vs 0.5 Joule?
0.25 joules will work for a roll of sheep
netting or a strand of “weed-free” rope.
It’s also enough for most cattle and horse
temporary
fences. Will work with a roll of
PoultryNet or VersaNet but grass must be
mowed or sprayed as needed to maintain
adequate voltage.
For multiple rolls of net we advise 0.5
joule units or larger.
(below) The advantage of using Intelligent (I) units is reduced energy consumption with clean
fences. Though the unit below is operating with suboptimal sun exposure (Dec. 2014), the draw on the
battery is low because the fence is weed-free.
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