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Solar
Power
10.M1800 Mains Fencer 11.Solar S200 Energiser 12. CP250/CP500 Solar Panel
A mains energiser that can energise up to 8000 metres of single This 12 volt energiser can power up to two miles of single This retrofit system is designed to transform your existing 12 volt
strand fencing. For dual strand, the distance will be halved. The strand fencing and comes complete with earth stake and line rechargable battery-powered energiser, to solar power. It simply
energiser should be housed in a dry building. A mains wiring kit connections. The unit contains an integral 12 volt GEL battery clips onto the existing 12 volt rechargable battery for your
will be required if this is your first mains unit. and is delivered with a separate AC charger. Features a battery energiser and as long as the battery is fully charged before
Code: 41328 £120.00
charge indicator. connecting the solar panel, it will then maintain the charge.
Code: 41323 £235.00 Size: 4.5 watt (suitable for CP250) £59.00
9 watt (suitable for CP500) £83.00
Code: 41329
Constant Power
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ENERGISERS:
Each features a patent circuit,
which gives you peace of mind,
knowing that as the battery runs
down, the output from the
energiser will remain the same.
This means your electric fencing
will be working at 100% all of the
time, right up to the point when
your battery needs recharging or
replacing.
CP80 CP250 CP500
13.CP80 Constant Power 14.CP250 Constant Power 15.CP500 Constant Power
Battery Energiser Battery Energiser Battery Energiser
This unit can provide instant power output for up to 1000 This unit can provide instant power output for up to 4000 This unit can power up to 8000 metres of single strand
metres of single strand fencing and 500 metres of dual metres of single strand fencing and up to 2000 metres of fencing and up to 4000 metres of dual strand fencing. It’s a
strand fencing. Not for use with external batteries. It’s dual strand fencing. It’s suitable for all-round farm use, strip powerful energiser for all-round farm use, strip grazing or
suitable for strip grazing, paddocks or short fences, is grazing or paddocks, is powered by 12-volt wet cell battery, paddocks, is powered by 12-volt wet cell battery, or two
powered by two internal 6-volt batteries and has battery or two internal 6-volt batteries (these can be used for back internal 6-volt batteries (these can be used for back up
low indicator, fence line indicator, output indicator and up power when the 12-volt battery is being recharged) and power when the 12-volt battery is being recharged) and has
integral earth stake. has battery low indicator, fence line indicator, output battery low indicator, fence line indicator, output indicator
Code: 41307 £76.00
indicator plus integral earth stake. and integral earth stake.
Code: 41307 £93.00 Code: 41307 £107.00
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Electric fencing
Electric Fencing
STARTER KIT
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Customer Information
Powering your Starter Kit
This kit consists of everything you’ll need for your first temporary Warning Sign
electric fence, except the main battery.
With a range of different batteries available, we recommend you use
£8.00
a car battery as they are readily available and can be re-charged. P&P for your whole order*
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19.Robinsons Fencer
Package
16.6V Lantern Battery
Package contains a CP250
Constant Power Battery
Cadmium and mercury free battery. Energiser which is suitable for
Size: 9.5cm high x 7cm x 7cm
any battery between 4 volts to
15 volts and can provide instant
Code: 41310 £2.20 power output for up to 4000
17.6V/40Ah -
metres of single strand fencing,
Stable
two End Strainers, 300 metres of
PP8/2 Dry Battery
10mm tape supplied on a reel,
Cadmium and mercury free battery.
twenty white insulated posts -
Code: 41312 £12.70
these are easy to erect and tread
into the ground, a Warning Sign
18.Fenceman Long Life
and back up batteries.
Battery Code: 41001
75amp/hr 9 volt sealed compact battery. Not
£146.50
Tape and Reel
20 Insulated Posts Energiser
re-chargeable.
Code: 41308 £18.40
orderline 0870 420 3000 |
www.robinsons-uk.com
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