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Red arrows illustrate the
recommended path for pulses.
Red arrows illustrate the
recommended path for pulses.
A. Spring Gate
B. IntelliBraid Gate
C. Rope Gate
D. SafeHandle
G. Wood or Steel Post Activator
H. MaxiShock Double
Insulated Cable
A. Spring Gate
B. IntelliBraid Gate
C. Rope Gate
D. SafeHandle
G. Wood or Steel Post Activator
H. MaxiShock Double
Insulated Cable
E. Wood Post Activator
Insulators, pp. 134-137
Rope Connector, p. 141
Insulators, pp. 134-137
RopeLink, p. 141
Rope Connector, p. 141
F. Steel Post Activator
(above) Using 3 Rope Gates to block off a pasture entrance. To supply power to the gates, use
PowerLinks (p. 144) or connect with insulated cable.
H. MaxiShock Cable
(either single- or double-insulated)
For connecting gate activators to
a live fence. Very flexible. Needs no
connectors to make an effective high-
voltage joint.
Single-Insulated (10'), 0.20 lb......#163900 $4.25 Double-Insulated (25'), 0.95 lb....#164205 $7.25 Double-Insulated (50'), 1.85 lb....#164204 $14.50 F. Steel Post Activator Insulator and activator for steel T posts. Feeds power from existing permanent fence to split-bolt joint clamp with 2 ft of insulated MaxiShock (sold below). Steel Post Activator, 0.16 lb..........#340120 $3.40 E. Wood Post Activator Insulator and activator for wood posts. To energize, connect live wire from fence to a loop with 2 ft of insulated MaxiShock ( sold below ). Wood Post Activator, 0.20 lb......#340130 $1.60 D. SafeHandles ™ • Insulated gate handle. • Internal compression springs instead of expansion springs (prone to stretching). • All metal parts are stainless steel. So it won’t rust. • Large hand grips for a safer hold. SafeHandle, black, 0.50 lb........#339500 $3.55 SafeHandle, white, 0.50 lb........#339600 $3.55Gate Accessories
G. Wood or Steel Post Activator Combination insulator and attachment for receiving an insulated gate handle. Insulator designed to fit over the T post studs or screw into wood post. Wood/Steel Activator, 0.20 lb.....#340121 $3.80 Black—most durable. White—most visible against grass.Don’t rely on the gate to carry the power to the next fence. Instead, run insulated wire under
gate openings to electrically connect fences on each side.
• For permanent fences
use PI34 double-insulated wire buried carefully.
• For temporary fences
, lay MaxiShock insulated cable just under the soil surface.
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