To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Zareba Controller grounding is inadequate?
If the grounding of your Zareba Controller is inadequate, add additional ground rods 6 feet apart connected by hook-up wire until the reading is under 400 volts. This should improve the grounding.
What to do if Zareba B10LI output is over 4,500 volts?
If the output of your Zareba Controller is over 4,500 volts, turn off the fence controller and reconnect the hook-up wire to the fence line. This should resolve the issue.
What to do if Zareba B10LI Controller ground reading is over 400 volts?
If the ground reading for your Zareba Controller is over 400 volts, add extra ground rods or make them deeper. Test again and add more ground rods until the ground system reads under 400 volts.
Why is my Zareba B10LI Controller hook-up wire under 4,500 volts?
If your Zareba Controller's hook-up wire is reading under 4,500 volts, it may be leaking to ground. Ensure you are using 20 KV insulated hook-up wire. Replace the wire and recheck the voltage.
General| Brand | Zareba |
|---|---|
| Model | B10LI |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Essential initial safety and preparation steps before installing the fence controller.
Step-by-step guide for installing the main fence controller unit.
Explains how to understand and use the fence controller's functions and indicators.
Specific installation instructions for the B10LI model.
Operational details and settings for the B10LI fence controller model.
Fundamental principles of how electric fences work and their purpose.
Overview of the key parts that make up an electric fence system.
Detailed explanation of setting up and ensuring a reliable grounding system.
Information on different types of fence posts and their spacing.
Guidance on selecting and installing insulators for fence wires.
Details on different types of fence wire and proper height/spacing.
Methods for installing gate openings within an electric fence.
Information on protecting the fence controller from lightning and surges.
Guidance on planning and sketching fence layouts and material needs.
Steps to diagnose and fix common electric fence problems.
Details on the warranty coverage and terms for the fence controller.
