To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if grounding is inadequate for Zareba AC POWERED?
If the grounding for your Zareba Controller is inadequate, add additional ground rods 6 feet apart connected by hook-up wire until the reading is under 400 volts. You may also add extra ground rods or make them deeper, then test again. Continue adding more ground rods until the ground system reads under 400 volts.
What to do if hook-up wire is leaking to ground in Zareba AC POWERED Controller?
If the hook-up wire is leaking to ground, ensure you are using 20 KV insulated hook-up wire. Turn off the Zareba Controller and reconnect the hook-up wire to the fence line.
What to do if there is inadequate voltage reading but fence line is OK for Zareba Controller?
If you have an inadequate voltage reading but the fence line is okay, ensure the power supply to your Zareba Controller is sufficient. Replace or repair the battery or AC power.
General| Brand | Zareba |
|---|---|
| Model | AC POWERED |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Visual representation of the connected fence controller and components.
Lists and illustrates the essential parts of an electric fence system.
Explains the importance and setup of an effective ground system for fence performance.
Covers types of fence posts and their correct spacing based on terrain.
Details the role and installation of insulators on fence posts to prevent shorts.
Discusses different fence wire types and proper height/spacing for animal containment.
Describes methods for incorporating gates into electric fences for access.
Outlines strategies and products for protecting the fence controller from lightning strikes.
Guidance on planning fence layouts and estimating necessary materials.
Explains the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty coverage.
Specifies the limitations on damages recoverable under the warranty agreement.
