Electric Fence Energiser 12V 25W Solar Powered

An electric fence solar energiser built for 12V livestock fencing systems where mains power is not practical. This solar powered energiser uses a 25W panel and is intended for use with a 12V vehicle battery, giving a practical option for fencing across larger fields, paddocks and remote areas.

Used for keeping electric fencing live on grazing land, this type of unit suits farms, smallholdings and paddocks where animals need secure boundary control without relying on a nearby power source. It is suitable for livestock fencing across larger areas and can be used where fencing runs over distance, making it useful for rotational grazing, perimeter fencing and general field management.

The unit has a 12kV no-load output voltage, no-load delivered power of 6.2 joules and a power output of 2.5 joules at 500 ohms. Consumption is listed at 0.05A to 0.25A per hour, which helps when planning battery use alongside the solar setup. With a maximum effective length of 64 km and an effective area of up to 120 acres, it covers substantial fencing layouts. A 12V vehicle battery is required for use and is not included. For buyers managing larger fenced areas, the solar panel setup helps reduce the need for frequent manual charging and keeps the system better suited to regular field use.

Electric fence energiser specifications

• Power supply: 12V electric fence energiser used in conjunction with a 12V vehicle battery.
• Solar panel: 25W polycrystalline solar panel fitted to support battery charging in remote locations.
• Output: 2.5 joules at 500 ohms with 6.2 joules no-load delivered power.
• Coverage: Maximum effective fence length of 64 km and effective area up to 120 acres.
• Consumption: Rated at 0.05A to 0.25A per hour.
• Coverage: The solar fence energiser has a maximum effective fence length of 64km.
• Solar panel size: 540 x 350 x 25mm.
• Contents: Energiser, solar panel and solar panel brace.

A practical choice for keeping livestock fencing running across larger outdoor areas.