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If you're experiencing inadequate voltage with your Zareba Controller, make sure the power supply is sufficient. You may need to replace or repair the battery or AC power to the fence controller.
What to do if the Zareba Controller grounding is inadequate?
If your Zareba Controller's grounding is inadequate and reads over 400 volts, add extra ground rods or make them deeper. Continue testing and adding more ground rods until the ground system reads under 400 volts.
How to improve grounding of Zareba SP10 Controller with high voltage reading?
If your Zareba Controller's grounding is inadequate and reads over 400 volts, add additional ground rods 6 feet apart connected by hook-up wire until the reading is under 400 volts.
What to do if hook-up wire is leaking to ground on Zareba Controller?
If the hook-up wire is leaking to ground (under 4,500 volts) on your Zareba Controller, ensure you are using 20 KV insulated hook-up wire. Replace the wire and recheck the voltage.
General| Enclosure | Weather-resistant |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
| Output Energy | 0.10 joules |
| Low Impedance | Yes |
| Type | Solar-powered fence energizer |
| Power Source | Solar panel with battery backup |
Instructions for charging the fence controller battery to ensure optimal lifespan and performance.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location and mounting the fence controller unit.
Step-by-step procedure for connecting the fence controller's ground and fence terminals.
Procedure for connecting the fence controller to the grounding system using ground rods.
Instructions for attaching the fence wire to the fence controller's output terminal.
Detailed guide on establishing an effective grounding system for electric fences.
Procedure for testing the voltage at the furthest point of the fence line.
Method for testing the voltage output directly from the fence controller.
Steps to test the effectiveness of the fence's grounding system.
