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Posted: September 09, 2013Read more »
This offer has now ended - as of 1st November 2013.
Customers love the Gemini 120 because although it is nice and compact and easy to hang up on a post, this energiser gives out a serious zap. Good to keep friskier horses in check! Or keep Mr Fox out of your growing Chicken Empire. Always a good buy but an absolute steal at our reduced price of £115.71 with a free KV10 fence tester. This offer is now available until the end of October 2013 – don’t miss out!
The Gemini 120 is a dual powered or combination
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Posted: August 02, 2013Read more »
August Energiser Focus - Red Kite Mains Energiser
This offer finished 31st August 2013
Not sure which energiser you need? How much power do you need for your fencing and can it work with solar?
These are FAQ and so we have decided to try to help you in two ways... firstly each month we will focus on one energiser and we will blog as much information as we can about this energiser so that you can make an informed choice when you choose the energiser for your system ... secondly the energiser
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Posted: July 12, 2013Categories: Electric FencingRead more »
What a fantastic set up - just what post and rail protection with electric fencing should look like! Thank you to InteFence Ltd for the photos.
The kit includes:
This system split into various sections and was powered by a variety of energisers - Gemini 40, Gemini 120 and the New Merlin. Each energiser was used for a different purpose, Merlin for strip grazing, Gemini 40 for
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Posted: June 14, 2013Categories: Electric FencingRead more »
On a recent trip to the Isle of Tiree (Inner Hebrides) we spotted some electric fencing and had to take some pictures!!
See the pictures below: a strip grazing fence with one line of tape to restrict a pony's grazing, a two line polywire system to keep cattle off the road and a third using a single line of electric fencing to keep cattle off a new fence using P37 ring insulators.
If this is the first time using electric fencing or you are just not sure what you need please contact us - we would
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Posted: May 20, 2013Read more »
These energisers are now out of stock - as of 10th September 2013
For our full energiser range go to Energisers
Now this really is a deal!
This energiser normally retails at £127.05 but we have it on offer at £58.33 inc VAT! What a bargain.... please see below for information on what the Hotshock A8 can do for you.... any questions please just ask! Made by Hotline Electric Fencing in the UK for Horizont.
The Hotshock A8is a 12v battery energiser for containing sheep, horses and poultry and
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Posted: April 15, 2013Read more »
All Stock Must Go!
Three traditional design battery Hotline energisers at fantastic prices. Clearance prices until stock lasts. Hurry don't miss out!
1. Sold Out! Hotline Harrier Energiser (P150) - strip grazing energiser with internally housed battery (not included). Highly portable unit offering very good battery life. Was £ 145.66...now only £90.00 inc VAT!
- 6v battery input
- internally housed batteries
- on/off switch
- high/low power settings
- low battery indicator
- ridgid 4 prong stand
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Posted: April 15, 2013Read more »
It will not be long before your electric fencing will be being brought out from winter storage… is spring nearly here? Does your fencing look a bit like this?
Here are some of Billy Boy’s tips to get the best out of your electric fencing:
The fencer/energiser
• Turn it on or connect to battery and see if it flashes. If not take it to be checked or send in to manufacturer for repair. Check your warranty agreements.
• Check the leads from the energiser to the fence and energiser
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Posted: April 08, 2013Categories: Electric FencingRead more »
An ideal way to keep rabbits off the cricket square!
Cricket Square Kit…!
1 x energiser Gemini 40
1 x earth stake
1 x fit one charge one (ie two 35 amp/hr batteries and a charging unit)
2 x 50m 0.7m super rabbit nets
1 x KV10 testerSimples…
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Not being a massive cricket fan... I didn't realise that rabbit was a term used in cricket.
Rabbit - a particularly incompetent batsman, who is invariably a specialist bowler. While most lower order batsmen would be expected to

