Grounding - VOSS.farming impuls V30 Instrucciones De Uso

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NOTE: A normal electrical voltmeter is not suitable for checking the voltage! Special
fence testers exist for this purpose!
If your energiser is working properly, turn it off, unplug it, then proceed to connect your
fence system. Connect the ground connection (5, ground symbol, black terminal nut)
with your grounding post. We recommend using cables with M8 connection eyelets.
The grounding posts should be at least 75 cm long. The better the grounding, the more
effective the electrical pulse will be. Connect the fence connection (6, lightning symbol,
red connection nut) to the fence using a fence connection cable. When assembling the
ground and fence connections, make sure to tighten the connection nuts by hand as
much as possible.
NOTE: To avoid lightning damage, we recommend installing a residual current device (A)
and lightning protection equipment (B), such as item numbers 48015 and 44755.
A
B

7. GROUNDING

It is extremely important that your electric fence is properly grounded! This is essential
for the proper functioning of your energiser and to ensure maximum performance. The
grounding should be installed in a damp area with vegetation. Use galvanised metal
posts for the grounding posts. They must have a minimum length of 75 cm (such as
item no. 44219). Dry soil and long fences require additional grounding posts at intervals
of about 2–3 m to improve the connection with the ground. We recommend using the
cable with item no. 33615 for connecting the grounding posts. With optimal grounding,
the VOSS.farming impuls can operate at its maximum capacity and ensure your fence
provides the best possible security.
TIP: Where soil conditions are poor with low conductivity, we recommend using an
additional 2 or 3 grounding posts spaced about 2–3 m apart. If the soil is very dry or
stony, this will reduce its conductivity.
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